Lords Sitting of 27 June 1832

MINUTES.
Papers ordered. On the Motion of the Duke of RICHMOND, a Copy of the Correspondence between the Directors of the East-India Company, and the Commissioners for the Affairs of India, on the India Jury Bill.
Petitions presented. By Lord KING, from Clonmell, for an efficient Reform to Ireland; and from five Places in Ireland, against Tithes and Church Rates.—By the Earl of RODEN, from six Places in Ireland, against the Ministerial Plan of Education (Ireland).

ATTACK ON THE KING—ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS.
The Lord Chancellorannounced that their Lordships had, in conjunction with the Members of the House of Commons, carried up an Address to his Majesty, to which his Majesty had been pleased to return the following most gracious Answer:—
"My Lords and Gentlemen;—I thank you for this affectionate expression of your feelings, in consequence of the attack lately made upon my person.
"I rely with confidence on the loyalty and attachment of my people; and you may be assured of my anxious and unremitting solicitude to ensure to them the blessings which they enjoy under our free Constitution."