MR. GLADSTONESir, It is my intention to submit to the House a Motion on the subject of the Irish Church. I have been very desirous, in the first place, to consider carefully the terms of a Motion on a subject of so much importance; and, secondly, to consult the convenience of the House with regard to the time of bringing it on. I was also anxious to consult the wishes of Her Majesty's Government. I purpose now to give a general Notice, and to lay on the table on Monday the precise terms of the Motion, and I will, either on that day, or on the following day, as may be more convenient, inquire of the Government whether they can, consistently with the exigencies of the public service, render me any assistance in fixing a day for bringing it on. If they can I shall thankfully accept it, and take the earliest day they may be disposed or able to give; and if they cannot I shall make the best arrangements I can to secure the earliest occasion that may be at my disposal as an independent Member of Parliament.