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HOUSE OF LORDS-JuLy 1o. Y) -- - I - 1:_. , Lord Ross (Earl of Glasgow), and Lord Grinstead (Earl of Enniskillen) took the oaths and their seats. The Royal assent was notified by cnrmission to tE ?? bils bill, the trish Treasury bills bill, the Irish public debt bill, the small re

CROWN OFFIt'E-JULY 1. MEMBER returned to s.erve in PARLIAMENT.,, Borough of .udgershall. ' . Henry Lawes 1uittrell, Earl of Carhampton, in Irelan'd, in the room of Charles Nicholas Palmer, eq. whb hasr ac- cepted the Chiltern Hundreds. BA NKRUPT S. 'I'homas Pope Smith, Thlomas S

HOUSE OF LORbDs-JuNE 30. (Continued from our last Private Correspondzence.) ABOLITION AND COMPENSATION BILLS. The order of the day being read for going in- ,to a Comnmittee on these bills, The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said, he under- stood, that though there were seyeral bills, yet t

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