§ MR. BYNGgave notice that on Monday after the report of the Resolutions, it was his intention to move that a humble address be presented to Her Majesty expressing the concurrence and approval of the House in regard to the Commercial treaty between Her Majesty and the Emperor of the French.
§ Mr. AYRTONsaid, the hon. Member for Sunderland, having given notice of an Amendment on the Address, was anxious that the terms of it should be put in writing in order that he might know how to meet it.
§ MR. BYNGpromised that the hon. Member for Sunderland should be in possession of the terms of the Address on Monday morning.
§ MR. BLACKBURNasked the noble Lord at the head of the Government whether it was their intention to move that the Motion of the hon, Member for Middlesex (Mr. Byng) with reference to the French Treaty should have precedence of the other orders on Monday.
§ VISCOUNT PALMERSTON—It is in. tended to move the Address in question after the Resolutions of the Committee have been reported. I apprehend it will be competent for the House to allow the Motion to come on then.
§ MR. BLACKBURNDoes the Government intend to move that the Motion shall have precedence of the orders of the day?
§ VISCOUNT PALMERSTONCare will be taken to do only what is regular.
§ House adjourned at half after Twelve o'clock till Monday next.