HL Deb 01 March 1832 vol 10 c985

Returns ordered. On the Motion of Lord PLUNKETT, a Copy of the Appointments of W. M. M'Causland and Robert Long, Esqrs., as joint Secretaries of the LORD CHANCELLOR of Ireland; of Richard Lockwood, Esq., as Secretary of Lord Chancellor Manners, and of Robert Long, Esq., as Secretary of Lord Chancellor Hart; of the Amount of their respective Emoluments, and the number of days in every week in which they have been employed in the duties of their office.

Petitions presented. By the Earl of WARWICK, from the Ribbon Manufacturers of Nuneaton, for protection from Foreign Competition:—By the Duke of DEVONSHIRE, from the Inhabitants of Marraugh, for the Abolition of Tithes in Ireland:—By Lord KING, from certain Inhabitants in Dublin, for Interference in the case of the Polish Count Czapksi, who was confined in that City for neglect of some Provisions of the Alien Act.