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The House of Lords is somposed chiefly of men of a certain age, who have led an easy inactive life ; of men of dares hereditary possessions, and high undisputed hereditary rank; of men who have been placed at what is termed the head of their families ; and who, having married ea

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s. v. By Balance in the Treasurer's hands— 14 3 8 By Balance owing £6169 0 7 Balance owing as above 6164 16 11 Ditto for 1836 6102 5 0 Increme of Debt.. .X 52 II II and Improvement Account. I. D. By Balance in the Treasurer't hands 134 9 By Balance owing £5746 4 3 Balance owing

11Pffi la lOaritamtnt. HOUSE OF LORDS—THUItbDAY. Emit GLF:NELG the *hod reeding of tho Cao.da Limeenment Bill ; and alter some debate, the ems read a th.rd and pas.ed. Tb• Imam t..en adjourord. NOUSE OF COM MONS.—THUMeItae. Ta •morrer to a queitinn horn Mr. DUNCUMBE. CHANCi.LLOR

The Chancellor of the Exchequer after alluding to the regulations in prowess for the collecting of the Esc's., said the brat improvement would be made in the Auction Duty. The first step was the alteration a the duty from 51. per cent on goods, chattels, interest, and esta:es so