House Of Lords, Thursday,...
PA RLIA N 1AfTARY INr TE L JIG E INTCF,'. The LonD CIUA.cELL0R, the Earl of SlT ItY, anld Lord 3IELVILLE sat as cOMnrissionen, and notified thc Royal as- sent to the lrihli burials bill, the barrack departient property bill, and the Dublin oil-gas col;lpany bill; and several private bills. Some bills were bToUPnt fterm the Commons. and read a first time. The Bishop of LI1MERICK adverted to the petition signed by two individuals which was presented soine time ago against the Ca- tholic burials bil. In tlat petitionl it was stated that no inconveni- ence had arisen fromi f'ree .atholic burfals in Ireland, until Dr. t'dagee, th2a Archbishop of Dublin, issued an order to prevent them. The rigt rev. prelate read a long letter whichl he had received from Dr. .lagn, on the subject of this petition, and which contained the argue contradiction to the statement in the petition wlicli had teen given to it by Lord Liverpool at the tiMe it w;iS pre- sented-namely, ttat he (the Archbishop) was at Leamington when thc transactions in question occurr1d, that he had never issued any such order as that imputed to him, and that he knew nothing of the dispute which had taken place on the subject of funerals until he saw it mentioned in the public papers. Some time after, when applied to by Protestant ciergvmen to krow what they should do if a Catholic priest came with a lftneral, and insisted upoti performing the rites of his church, he recommended that the omciating clergyman should be in readiness to perform the service ot the E%tablished Church; and if the Catitolic priest persisted in his purpose, rhould protest against the tnlawf`ulness of the act done by t e other party, but should employ no violence to prevent it. Baving read the letter, the right reverend prelate pronounced a long and warn eulogy on the public and private character of the Archbishop ot Dublin ; and also expressed his conviction of the kindly anur manly feelings o 'the Irish people, both Catholics and Protestants, which was very diflcirent from the bad spirit of those agitatori who wishied to keep upaanimosities in the country. Thelr Lerdships adjourned to Wednesday, the 28th inst. iOUSMi () IA,)Rf. -- .. -