MR. FENWICKsaid, he wished to ask the Vice President of the Board of Trade, Whether it is intended to print a Report of the experiments recently made by direction of the Board of Trade on the relative merits of Malt and Barley for feeding Cattle; and, if so, when we may expect it to be in the hands of Members?
§ MR. HUTTsaid, in reply, that the Report of Mr. Lawes upon his experiments on the relative merits of Malt and Barley for feeding Cattle had not yet reached him; but he understood that he should receive all the papers in two or three days, and he would take care that they should be in the hands of Members in ample time for their consideration before the debate upon the malt tax.