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WELSH MATTERS IN PARLIAMENT.

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WELSH MATTERS IN PARLIAMENT. THE TITHE BILL. In the House of Commons, on Friday, replying to Mr. Cornwallis West (Denbigh, W.), Mr. W. H. Smith said the Government had given careful consideration to the very many suggestions which had been made on the tithe question, and had come to the conclusion that it was necessary to proceed with the Bill as it was submitted to the House. He trusted the second reading would be taken on Thursday next. THE PLATTERS ROCKS, HOLYHEAD. In the House of Commons, on Thursday, after questions, Captain Verney, in Committee of Supply, called attention to the advisability of increasing and extending the accommodation afforded to shipping within Holyhead harbour by removing the Platters Rocks, and of carrying out in a more effectual manner the necessary repairs of the breakwater. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, in reply, said that, having regard to the large sums which had recently been expended on the harbour in repairing the damage done by storms and otherwise, he was not prepared to incur an expenditure of something like £250,000 in removing the Platters Rocks to the depth, as proposed, of 25 feet; but he had caused inquiries to be made as to whether it would be possible to meet the wants of the shipping which resorted to the harbour by a more limited and less expensive operation. When those inquiries were concluded he hoped to be able to submit a proposition to the Treasury. J,

THE LATE MR. SWETENHAM, M.P.

TRIOEDD ADDYSG.!

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