§ LORD REDESDALE, who was warmly cheered on entering the House for the first time this Session, said—Before moving the third reading of some private Bills, I trust your Lordships will permit me to express my deep sense of the indulgence which your Lordships have extended to me in excusing my absence during the early part of the Session. I wish the noble Viscount (Viscount Eversley) were now in his place that I might express to him my deep obligation for the manner in which, as I have learnt from all quarters, he has kindly discharged the duties of my office. This has been a great satisfaction to me during my absence. I cannot say that I have entirely recovered; and it is possible that, for some little time, I may have to bespeak the indulgence of the House; but I trust I shall be able to perform my duties.