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SPEECH from the Throne-Speeches of the Duke of Wellington and Earl

Grey on the Address-Discussion on the Address in the House of Com.

mons-Amendment moved by Mr. Hume and Mr. O'Connell-Discus-

sion as to an imputation on some Irish Member, uttered in a Speech made

at Hull-Charge against Mr. Sheil-Lord Althorp and Mr. Sheil com-

mitted to the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms-Their discharge-Com-

mittee appointed to investigate the matter—Result of the Investigation

-Charges made by Mr. O'Connell against Baron Smith-Select Com-

mittee appointed to inquire into them—The vote for the Appointment

of the Committee rescinded-Debate on Mr. O'Connell's Motion for a

Committee to investigate the propriety of Repealing the Union-Ad-

dress to the King, declaratory of the determination of the House to

maintain the Union-Address concurred in by the Peers-The King's

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Answer.

State of the Cabinet on Irish Ecclesiastical questions-Mr. Ward's Motion

for a Reduction of the Irish Church Establishment-Schism in the Mi

nistry on the subject of the appropriation of Church Revenues-Re-

signation of Mr. Stanley, Sir James Graham, the Duke of Richmond,

and Earl of Ripon--The King's Declaration in favour of the Church-

Commission issued to inquire into the Irish Church-Debate on Mr.

Ward's Motion-Discussion in the House of Lords regarding the Issu-

ing of the Commission-Resolutions by Government concerning Tithes

in Ireland, proposed Opposition of the Agitators-Bill founded on the

Resolutions brought in-Debate on the Second Reading-Alterations

made in the Bill to conciliate the Irish Opposition-Debate on Motion,

by Mr. O'Connell, to appropriate Church Revenues to purposes of

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Public Utility-Farther Alterations introduced into the Bill-Debate on

the New Resolution proposed by Government.

Bill for renewing the Irish Coercion Act introduced into the House of

Lords Private correspondence of Members of the Government with the

Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland-Bill read a second time-Attacks of Mr.

O'Connell against Ministers on account of the Bill-Secret communica

tions made to him by Mr. Littleton regarding the opinions and inten-

tions of the Government in relation to certain Provisions of the Bill

restraining Public Meetings-The Cabinet determine that these clauses

shall be retained-Disclosures made in the House of Commons by Mr.

Littleton and Mr. O'Connell-Mr. Littleton tenders his Resignation,

which is refused-Debate on Motion to refer the Papers on the State of