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Mr. Vmuras, in reply to Mr. Escorr, said he intended to bring forward a motion on the Corn-laws early in May. CIIURCH.ItATES. Sir JAMES GRAHAM stated, in reply to Sir JOHN EnsmorE, that the church-rate returns moved for last session, and now collecting, were so voluminous that h