6 NOVEMBER 1830, Page 14

It seems to be universally admitted by the House of

Commons, that the repeal of the Union between Ireland and England would be eminently mischievous, and beyond measure absurd. Yet on Tuesday night there was a cry from all sides of the House for its full, mature, and deliberate discussion. All the members but one, or at most two, have made up their minds to vote against it ; but we must notwithstanding have a two nights' debate before they can make up their minds to give their votes. Was there not a complaint of the pressure of business on the first night of the ses- sion ?