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THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE. 
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 aabaees inti. 
EEL reminded the 
i asin’ 
d his 
He referred to the ican 
of the House, 
PEAKER cited 
yeeds, ati ane h alike, that the Cus- | sion, but he would prod 
feiohoune officers would never know he difft and thus the | tions which beta in ere ee Sacra ques of 
gevortan ; ity fo Yr fraud 5g by lto his constituents. Mr. Roesvck inte erposed, statin if Mr. 
C nion d uty till = year. ‘Leek- dann eee be Introduced and | not only before him, but in his presence.— 
gold for onion: r. HUME thought that Mr. T. combe had | mated that he also would —— the committee but would give 
completely made out his case for the ser mecisaites of the | no oe + toc oe —Sir a “e : 
duty. It was plain that Governm m cajole 0 —Mr. Ba- | House xheden xpressed gre knoaie 
RING entertained no doubt _ the difference 0 between coataeene and sas aid ory therefore, in rsta 
leek- nion-se ed -w atop pring tes reste al fraud.— yo aera ae enone “one of in cm = ot 
ts pli t was rejected by pinion as to y pre t for an ord 
; a ittee The 
Anot 
re) 
no he er amendment, se by Mr. T Duncomss, that the 
amount of duty to be levied on cork squared for rounding be re- 
duced aah 16s. to = = cr ew, was r iy by 110 to 74. On 
d J. Russei. said he 
in hele 
— he Bae nn ar pda they had eee 
n, coffee, an 
ant articles of fo 
ment had not oe its great power to give ountry a consis- 
tent tariff, dealing with all the great ace of consumption on 
ae principles 
rR. Pre, said he should be sorry at this final raed ome the 
tanist to introduce paysite fete should ar r of par erity, 
especially as he = acknowledge the ey " ‘had pane ans} 
from opponents as Ww gets from , fri had himself 
contended, long since as 1825, jot = —d principles w 
he had now applied. It was said he ha carrie 
far enough. Now on co: ad given a greater relief than 
ven the late Government had proposed. On and chees 
aduty, for revenue, had been retained : bet tiie late So: 
ment itself had proposed a ration there. On meat he 
had made a-large remission. for specific a = 
Sugar, 
peared to be an exception from the general Tenn iple. 
question had been dealt with nt eres = 2 and oc believed that the 
conclusion which the Legislature had i 
he correct e tariff must 
this view, he eatianed at the suhaatinds aaa’ of the comes: 
the Government to have been 
ade as 
and if so, there was n yhich 
could te, undergone by Ministers weich ac would no 
oes ae epaid. 
Mr. C. BerKEeLey asked whether the accounts a re- 
spesting the French and Prussian imposts on English goods 
sir i deeply regretted to say, — merely on account of 
~ sonrbetine | considerations, that the accounts ae ch = ae 
ng the French ord aden 
the changes im the tariff, the question va reat that the bill do 
i as c' carried amid loud cheering from all parts of the 
On the motion er the — hp tind of the British Possessio 
Abroad Bill, Mr. x brought up the clause, of which 
importation of flour fr 
a pe ho dy of .10:per cent. be struck out. 
‘op the m , and the House divided; for the clause, 105; 
against it, 365 ample, 69. —The bill then passed. 
The Stock in Trade Bill and the District Courts and Priso 
passed through committee. <A select itte 
the allegations as to t 
—Mr. amet 
ir C. 
Wednesday.— After the presentation of petitions, § = ne ee 
in pnawin to Dr. Bowring, that the five pow una 
nimous in opinion as to the to be pursued by by the Porkish 
vernment in Syria, and were labouring concurrently to induce 
the ee to carry out their views. * 
r, T. Duncu coer alladin a the —— enienc ce oceasione 
ed in 
proclamation relative to the gold coinage, 
andbill, cirentened ? by the seaioess a the 
poor, in the e city ae! Norwich, — neing that, in consequence of 
the scarcity of silver, the ng tickets of roe soadedl 
i in. ts of not 
might 
the ‘country by th 
re issuin, 
The 
making to remedy the ire inconvenience “ait by: by the public. 
U his Committee, pra) 
th 
ne 
ring the examination of 
ground that 
strangers du 
he supported, on that it was the way to _< at the 
in the most manner, with the least oe 
als.— Major BeresForD ob, to this secret m 
quiry, which e , analogous to the anconstitationa 
— curious coinci 
comm tae im in that very t where t Star 
Chamber had sel its sittings. r o Eeeate publicly accused as 
he had been, he asked for a public investigation.— Col. SisTHoRP 
expressed his denser es disappro! on of the committ $s consti- 
m, and its cts, and iuoceiag ion to persevere in his an- 
anced moti solution. He desired to move as an 
amendment, that the order appointing the commit hould be 
b ‘ USSELL Was S| ed t the commi 
es proceedings.— must oppose Col. 
; la nie ery yovoeret ‘having voted for the 
inquiry would not 
y injuri i e iaennbis rem oe He w sone 
glad to see that the again were pursuing th vestigatio 
with a view to public advantage, and not for individval oad 
ment. He was, however, opposed to giving the committee any 
additional — i hoped they would a x fo or what would 
constitute specially ecret com . INGuis 
claimed for ae porns implicated in these in ingles the right of 
being present, i nenene oe | ee right of e¢ Member of the 
Honse’ to be present at all c s, exce cret ones. After 
some further recent “which everal Me joined, Mr. 
Ro«wsuck said that the committee would act on the suggestion 
thr dol iis ened rapome e ir R. Peel, 
of | d sense and taste of Members to abstain 
_ from being present. A division roe took en when Col. Sib- 
thorp’s amendment was sehenies by 177 to.5 
M then. mo’ Mr. A. B. Cochrane, one of the 
i attend the committee on 
ed, that — = of — 
as. SY exvnreans a aaesade: He 
be imal secret one of the mittee, ves e the 
that he smael attend it, he would bow to eci- 
several cases = sere ree House had directed | that members 
should be exami 
fexn he had en in vain set rma ofa peremptory order 
o a member to submit to be amin —Si ir R. Pee. suggested 
oo aan yn of a precedents.— Lord 
J. RussE.L proposed the ‘adjournment ~ the debate, with the 
view iving time for considera- 
tion, or of allowing the members con i Alain oe tarily to attend 
the committee. This motion _ was ultimat tel; 0, and a 
the motion 
of Sir 
On ome eoatual of Mr. MAcEInnon, the order of the day for the 
motion to issue anew writ for Southampton was po ostponed | fora 
fortnight. 
Disfranchisement Bill just commenced, when “the House was 
Thur hot —The Lords’ Amendments to the North Ameri 
Colonisation Association of Ireland Bill were agreed to, meer the 
Bill passed The London Bridge Approaches Bill, the a 
Park Paving and riven Bill, and the Leeds Bur 
a third time and 
of the ‘ratified — a 
that thes 
sug. 
we rae fate | Coreen 
that is tame Swett ms of this eae the present 
Government, ae that thea ~ e engaged in the negotiations 
of these treaties had in n uo gh exceeded their powers or in- 
ebony pei have felt it to be their duty to recommend their rati- 
fica 
sir R Pest, in repl A to Mr. O'Connell, ~~ that the latest ac- 
counts he had receive e blockade not to 
be an effectual or bond Jide blockade oy entertained some 
hope, although he could — say he sare any specific grounds for 
doing so, that the Government of Texas would not persist in car- 
rying on the blockade 
Lord Ex:or, i swer to Col. Verner, stated that Government 
do not intend this year to wreath the nt to Maynooth.—Sir 
R. Peet said he woul e that o u ‘of warning hon 
a r. 
vernm 
ncaa of dissensions and oth 
= rs, he non never have known. 
embers n lta a iadaieclons from such assertions 
Nowernt positiv: ces R. Peeu, in reply to a question from Mr. 
Wailace, stated that it was not rod intention of Government to 
alter the standard of value in t country, or to propose the 
adoption of ~ sive standar 
Lord called the attention of the House to a petition 
nowles, Mr. D, Jerrold, and — — 
oa the ree Per resp! —— 
van iris 09) 
chequer-bills, 4. issue, 41s. to 
Pp sent 
pointed out on nf arisin of the | prese of thin ong 
only avuioke rwattiobe; veh ~ a public feenerally. stem 
reference to the monopoly possess ‘0 grea tres, 
Drury-lane and Covent-garden, = contended that it not 
profitable Ay those who possessed it, and he would eather vest 
the appointment of the licenser in the vn resi ae than in the 
rd amb berlain. ee concluded by r copies of oe 
ed u ~ the bubject tot the drama to the 
Secretary oe _ a of the 
pre’ ear.—Mr. G. {th on.—Sir J. 
GRAHAM confessed that he ve not tured his ‘ethention to the 
subject, and o bring in any measure on it; but 
he would give his best ¢ aainae Solamae ain measure which might 
be Sa forward next session by the — Lord or any other 
The motion en 
agree 
r. M. snes, said that he had not 
e part of Prussia to 
uty on the import in 
Mr. G. Knicut moved for copies of certain ukases issued by the 
in 1841, relating to the ee o 
and. wed the conduct of Russia towards Poland, re 
payee the: dey of. ts nati 
that it was not for the interest o 
ue 
that conq d nation.—S 
and after a short discussion, in which Mises. Hu MILNES, 
P. M. Stewart, and Sir R. Incuis joined, Sir R. "PE d that 
an exactly analogous motion was made in 1832, which was unani- 
been art r the 
ore wy sags unequivocal agi , a “rendly fe feeling towards this 
till, speaking as a pub an, he could not say that 
the policy of Russia towards as ae had "peen ; for harsh 
tment of a gallan 
eos 
ie 
of 
Rec 
ameliorate 
to hag 
other t Madiinets. te depen Bap tee 
Mr. Cowper called ae, attention vs! the “House to the state of 
ich Hospital schoo he sald ‘were deficient 
inr a re- 
a 
mn 
school, h 
who were a credit | to the. aan ptr 
their atten ct. 
render the system of educ r 
conversation followed, after whic the morcigs was withdrawn.— 
Lord CLEMENTS moved for a Select committee to Inquire into the 
Sn eeccaie ge 9 of the grand jury laws in the county of Donegal. 
He en’ m a variety o oe details with a view to show = Fo 
fraud ai snd d other irregular abou Me a megal.— 
of all he ebcenben. 
aged age ge Lord Clements was igno 
ns 2 og m of the Mitabaataiices which had gre 
ph cue after some discussion, the motion 
negatived Swithout a division. 
Fri motion of Lord STawtEy, the New ewe] 
wales 7 nd ven Die = Land Bill was read a third time an 
pas: Lord J. Russel ' ere. Al Sega ita Bill was eset 
red ee a select commnittee. —Mr. W moved aheab od fA reso- 
lutions affirmir ig t ndm ed 
address to her Maj 
effective remedy be lowidad? for’ the relief of the cout ara 
TTWOOD supported the at Al —A Jong discussion ensued, in 
well as Sir J. Wide 2 and Sir R, 
The debate was at le eneth bh ad- 
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urned to Monday.—The Mines a wa 
third time, after several unsuccessful divisions in order 
an adjournment of the question.—Mr. Gua DSTONS sr agaaereat 
ures in Ireland 
oxeg s read 
Bill regulating linen manufact 
: first and second and | 
issue, 45s. to 47s. prem.; and Bank Stock, 
Meiropolis and | ts  icinitn. 
Fétes.to Her Majesty.—On Tuesday uke and — 
teageved a Buccleuch hanes enter bine fete at her 
Whitehall, the Que rince Albert. 
A eer es Augu a and Mary o Car 
ministers and the 
leading nobility in town, were 
ainment. Maj 
oa was loudly chee 
mbled in the aefpiiboush 
followed by the tore er rae guests and a numeroy 
as met at the e grand ‘stairoiee: by the 
chess of Buceleuch, mer her 
of the noble 
me 
mainder of the company were alr coals assembled. The 
whole party then took their seats, and witnessed the boat- 
race, by selected watermen, to whom the Duk ke of Buc- 
‘ . 
eras. Th 
and superior descriptio 
the ed fort nomen whilst other apartments w 
— e he party er 
the 
of distinguished visitors, were 
ueen, accompanied 
and eeiiduc 
Vie . Novice. © Fin 
The whole entertainment was “of a brilliant description, 
een, who 
and the Queen, did not leave until a late hour, was 
loudly cheered both’ on her arrival and departure. 
eath o, 1 of Leicester.—This venerable no 
died at his seat, Longfo , Derbyshire, on 
Thursday last, the hult. For nearly 70 years h 
1 a politician, but as 
not only 
first commoner in England, and the first of English agri- 
i Coke of Norfolk, he is said to have 
cult e of 
been the years English gentleman of large r 
tune who devoted his entire attention to the improvement 
of a baked om thereby erie others of rank and in- 
tics to ai opt it as their purs Lord aloes 
ock 
— ages 
was consequently 
Fast India gen ore court of the ts gpm 
of the East India Cuidipaity, adjourn from last wee 
was held on Monday, 
th i D 
. to the effect th 
to a revengeful 
should quit that country if successfu 
s Go et 
barrier t ld b 
a 
vey roprie i 
gettin e just claims due to India 
Brita Mig ree“ equ 
ould admit, 
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