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-On rhnrsday, the principal speaker o' ',e s"ss."- nle nj side was Sir James Graham who en'eieu asn an laoraie defence Of The measme, ana 'tn"eeu the "No Popery cry of its opponents iie ""e'sp" , to the phrase to which he had given nitefance Peao iug the Irish state trials, Ihnt "concessioh hAs reached its lmits"-a phrase which had been so much commented on--explained the sense in Shicn he used it-and apoiog sed for having, m mo"if"' nf excitement. uttered as a minister of ihe cfowh' language which was ca lculated TTitate sensitive people He defended the policy ol the government when in oppositon and contended that his conduct, and that of Lord Sanley had always had for it's op- feet the civil and ecclesiastical progression oi me Irish people. The tone of Home SecretarN's speech was firm but cnnciliaiory, and gave evidence that he or his colleague dis Osed to bend before the blast

 Last night the debate was resumed with, II possi be, additional in errest aad excitement But press ed. as we are. for tune and space, the point or the steamer sailing, we can do nothing beyond re- Crrrinp to IL. Should the measure pHss the snbse uuen stages as there is ttle doubt it will the Hnutt of Lo ds VII ID de short work of Il. Many O the Bishops i'll support il: ndeed the Premier |. more potent ln the Peers than in the popular bfanci of the Legislature.

 The sugar duties have been debated in the uppe' branch of the Legislature, and Lord Stanley hgnrt' amongst the orators hut all interest in the subject II at an en,I as he object of the bill ailained-ant for the rest all is ''lealher and prunella."

 The other ,opirs in Parliament may be bfletil aualinc, up. Anoihei Pest Office di-cusson, ntisins out of Mir. Duncombe's efforts to have ihe power ta ken from the Home office ofopenlng letters; ne baIe the of the Universities, intI oduced wi'' some telling truths. by Mir. Christie; and inier'nen in large towns--all of which provoked talk, but e' 10 nothing practical.