Lords Sitting of 14 May 1832

MINUTES.
Petitions presented. By Earl GREY, from Dartmouth, Clifton, Burnbisland, and Hardness;—by Lord DINORBEN, from Ilfracombe;—by the Earl of CAMPERDOWN, from Kilsith, and Dunse;—by the Duke of GRAFTON, from Bury St. Edmund's;—by the Marquis of WESTMINSTER, from Frodsham;—by Lord DURHAM, from

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Cupar;—by Lord HOLLAND, from the Dissenting Ministers of London and Westminster, and from Stratford-upon-Avon; from the Dissenting Ministers of the County of Worcester; and from Heatherfield and Honiton,—in favour of Reform.—By the Earl of RODEN, from Drumgooland;—by Lord CARBERY, from various Places in Ireland;—by the Earl of CHICHESTER, from Brighton; and by the Archbishop of ARMAGH, from six Places in Ireland,—against Reform.—By the Earl of RODEN, from Stirling,—against the Grant to Maynooth College.

THE NEW MINISTRY.
The Earl of Carnarvonsaid, that, as he understood, a new Administration was forming, but not yet completed, he considered it his duty to move, that the Order of the Day for their Lordships going into Committee on the Reform Bill be discharged, with the view that the House should go into Committee on that measure on Thursday next.—Ordered.