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THE GARDENERS 
CHRONICLE. 
[Avucust 6, 
ge class 0 low-subjects, for the passing ing of ameasure 
which, while insuring to the creditor athe yo distribution of the 
oul . 
os Lor 
r 
had given notice nd = Pp 
e vortnd oe 
wed by a varie 
et - the increase, at leas 
out Cuba and the 
the aid ia British capital; anda a i 
and how aged oy provisions might be evaded, 
Ss ing ome the House to cease t 
ve- rag agi and resolutely to apply itself to the 
traffic. Duke of hebiosn eae ee ee 
f propos ragg oagi for 
ie name 
ate 
the traffic 
t perp ecg in its internal activity 
at British enterprise and by 
mendment necessary, and the no- 
tice was ultimately “witidiawi 0 on the underst that Lord 
— ee am should introduce a bill early in the Sauee session. 
—The Earl pNor moved the second ve of 
his ill vo inaating the duties on the importation of corn, sup- 
porting his gm at ae length.— The Earl of Riron sak the 
motion by an _— _—— bea co be reada second time that 
day six m Roe Nong: support of the bill, pleaded 
strongly Sor arepeal ps the. Qemaces, as detrimental to the in- 
terests of the country. After a hing A from the Earl of -RApNoR, 
the coon fo bet 
out a division. 
The Bonded Corn Bill and the Court of Exchequer Bill were 
read a third time and passed. 
pom ons fri 
ther, and abolished the eeihecy oa 
H E OF COMMONS 
Saturday.— Rag: ort of the «lay for the a on the 
Newfoindland "CONNELL moved 
uld be pos re postponed for or three months, in order te 
¢ parties to be affected. He had no objec- 
Ss an 
the electors, he 
ed increase sad ee for 
hd yt e, as this bill did, a St. 
it een 
He de- 
in the insul th this m Seana of a co 
He felt the colonists were thus mar § 
cuted only because 
hh the constitution of Newfound- 
land. The late — ‘ane determ conseque 
io the last elections. pans discontinue the 
House of Assembly y end thik Riles intended to replace it by a 
represen’ . He to avoid “oto gs8 waists 
but — he would throw no : on the olics as 
', st s  Seediyaeys of 
in: d f at ons which 
greatly scandalised many respectable colonists of their own faith. 
i ment, in o introduction this bill, had no ion 
to any religious distinctions at all. Their object, t 
in the 
solidation of ee two sgciec ed al bodies, was merely to arectade 
repetition of those fieie islness gpa Serve eg ot oe 
ole busin and prseee 
qua 
Catholics —T. but it soak limit the franchise to rin wae 
permanent in asp in the soil. The actual state of business 
eee 
—Mr. Hume x gegen = fr 9) a ag was Png to 
heard by co ‘anada ha be effect 
of the bill Id ‘the representation front the inha- 
bitants of Now fonndiaiod to we merchants of London wert! im j 
B 1, and tmouth, e ers of Assembly 
foundlan bee by wages, and he winihert the pth 
cour pursued in En He pad: been accused of foal 
Mr. Paxisoron, the debate ins 
v brought up the report of the Ipswich 
election ccuumaittee, eectaring that the wat of srg and Pisinas 
Glads + Were not duly aon. to serve in gonna 
for that borough, and that the last electi: afer @ void election ; 
and, further, that the late members had, by their rt been 
guilty of bribery an and treating. 
Monday.—On the motion of Mr. P. M. Srzwarr, it was ordered 
that no new writ be issued for the borough of Ipswich until ~~ 
re the committee on the 0g th 
service.—On the motion 
journe 
Goered tt. 
Government to roe their general s support te tthe bill then 
the suppressi y and 
® brought on a motion for powers evalithiat to 
aire into t ces under cenmety “ 
into ustod inthe act of addressing aod a Glos pathic aaa 
berry, or last, The were given in 
be er ‘under our news. Mr, Dun 
Pag ‘Gane on’ that there was no pretence for the arrest.— 
or the jes jt the motion, conten the conduct 
Aegan the interference of the police, and that the 
Daag fy sos fally investigated before the police 
Pirccence aad NNELL, Mr. Hawks, Mr. Sarit, and Lord 
’ that there were sufficient grounds ~ 
referring aed matter to a select ; the woke ta Lord, 
re thrown 
if the shield of thority were 
view of what tituted m0 ie 
bone uted an caer; 
might result, not only to pubis egal ssemblage, Great S danger 
fact a the Soticrron GENERAL recapitulated the 
hart ead argued i that si groaul tever way shown for the ne 
over constables 
terference of the House,—Sir R. Px. ed that the law was 
open d tiemactver aggrieved by the Soteitet 
ence of the police; and that, with little cost, a decisi the 
ordinary eit male or justice might be ob » which would be 
th 
This Deptford meeting h 
called for; and no 
haps Mr. 0’Connell 
the rebellion of 17 
— 
wit was termed a squa Per- 
€ man in ireland eho called 
He exhorted the 
anes to abstain from condemning a policeman who, under such 
circumstances as these, had f t his duty, 
vanced, to 
0 intexfer re for the aaeveation of further mischief,—Mr. 
use, 
he beginning a tumultuous | kk 
assembly; the seats had been torn a ie the Seagy — tis 
abble 
UNCOMBE ray apg after which the House divided, rejecting 
ae motion by 89 to 
The House then ent into a Committee of Ways and Means 
and votes for camaanes Bills Ae -, were agreedto. The Tebabes 
Ledger 2 nee a created some debate. Mr. T. DuncomsBe opposed 
its recomm ttal, on the grou a of its vexatious sree = 
onerous esoniee sr me —The CELLOR of the ExcuEQ 
supporting | an bill, made im vieaioanente as the very pomnatit 
and extensive adulteration of tobacco which was practised. To 
meet the pr vad ea to the bill, he intended to introduce a clause, 
iving further oo to the dealers for disposing of the ee _— 
h m hand of Beni nia tobacco, and a more ex- 
on, Mr. T. Du neombe’s s 
rev core neel for Beat the bill this day three months w 
lost by 53 
ah TH opposed the farther pro — the Ecclesias- 
page: Corporations Leasing Bill, stating at was his objections 
the OF wn: nae Ng RAHAM said that he crn st to intro- 
pt Frome a aaned on the third reading. He avowed his 
pind sy that all the available means ~ the A ean! “shout d be 
made rd befor: 
py = ensio: aoe 
Aftera shee conversation, , Mr. se SMITH withdrew his opposition 
The other orders. of the day were then “dis 
the Bribery eon to bm some clauses were added, 
on the val of Mr. Ha . GRAHAM obtained leave to 
bring in a bill to annex the “county ‘of the city of Coventry = 
Warwickshire, and to define undary of the city of Cove 
try. The bill bh read a first t 
lay.—Sir porar ooan Who, on a former psn ad 
wn a he for church- rate returns, at the request of 
Sir R. Peel now re-produced his motion, having modified it so as 
to meet the oneencte of Sir J. Graham. In now moving for 
~ ese modified returns, he asked ichethas the | Premier — 
osed of, including 
o take the subject of church. rates into his consideration, with a 
view to the Withebolen ospoaeay of the apuation data next 
herwise, see satisfied withthe — = thelaw 
pt to Sir ould give no assurance that he 
would anti in a bill to a ag the question, nor would he say 
that he was satisfied with na Fares state se and law.—Sir R. 
Inexuis thought the hon. ould hav e better if he 
had piven a bod “ ieation 3 the usual Aen et: He wou 
aa eg leave to as PG pap b what cecal these returns 
bs by tob hecbalne od? “sit5 
mitted that there nee be some diffi- 
g he aoa and he di 
sessed the power of enforcing it; but 
order of the House, sear peat it his duty oa t 
e returns in confor sinlty withthe orders 
churchwardens to m 
of the House.—After Sone conversation, the returns were or- 
dered. 
The Bribery at Elections Bill was read a third time and passed. 
A long pope rs took place on the yrs of at ied ry 
Mr. WILLIAM ved the sige oe of the ers xpi 
Mr. M. Pui.irs, M 
—Mr. GLADSTONE Har sag oe Bil 
Eee 
t 
lace trade ae ech be included in the protection held out by hing 
Bill.—Sir R. Pee eae _—_ mn the hardship of allowing a 
who had fabeared os azar ost of his own, to lie in ‘ait ‘till 
pod tage" o as rovtistrn aoe > brought ow at great expense - 
seize upon all the ssful ones.—Mr. W 
eee 'S potty was then lost by a tty of 73 to 13. Ayn 
some ne discussion, the, sme was ordered to be read a third 
tne b So nesday. gree 
Sir K. . at the House would on Friday resolve it- 
oe 
h oO think of creed abt expenditure 
money for the ‘rection 0 be! monum Soaks a hop 
tio brought for some » hen m. member would move as an 
ae monuments should be erected until the 
C.N. NAPIER wa’ much sur- 
‘win he nts o erect these trophies. He only hoped 
that ‘thelr cee went be worthy of their fame.—The m 
geting and grog ch 
G. CLerx brought in the Exchequer Bills Bill, which was 
a a frst time. 
Wednesday. yet the mages = Lye G. Cierx the Slave Trade 
uppression an Bill were re 
Slavery East In "ho ill gies third time and Saat ie 
the 
On the adjo: 
PAKINGTON an 
va ; it was Ng ices oy Mr. C. But 
P. Howarp, a - Ww N SMITH edanitte a that 
= Mite of the colo ony re qn nired legislation, but suggested that 
a = the - should be limite a ghee yjection- 
able claus @ the qualifi Pre ae gs ould be 
> cy re Brat LEY Rese: to these auggeations, with the 
obtaining more extended support for fy: bill.—Mr. 
LaboucueEre admitted that by these conces e bill was 
stripped of its — Eiger ere gg nie ~ division, the 
bill was suppo: t 13.—On the bie that the 
Speaker do now Toate the chair, Mr. O’ConneL1 expressed his 
opposition to the bill, conten nding against the o inju stice which it 
would inflict, and protesting aga the ce ecbonpma which he 
with respect to it be 
mS pho agent veral divisions, 
e majori e 
aun of the bill were agreed mi hetery By ees of the 6th, 
Sse the eoospaower was adjourn Friday. 
Thursday NON aan rhye leave to bring in a bill 
to improve the stews ‘of tomes by preventing th 
is ie thin thei pree es P g the interment of 
Pach has of "the Sovese nt wi 
r. Warner; the 
: aoe igen cand 
arner t so vote a sh 
ept the offers of his invention rene to dh Pao Bae te 
ou itt 
potiation ing Mr Wa in the: peer tiem 
war ade ives by oka ~ division, é a ote ‘of ‘Sr F. Burtett 
Ket AsuLey obtained the consent of the Go 
tion for ae a furth th 
commissioners, into the nutebel ee pe mines and co "yonea (ee 
persons eonployed as apprentices in coaland iron mines, with the 
amo- 
nature or nays of the indentures or agreements under t which 
— serv 
rT NcOMBE moved an address to the peers for pe 
taba “ican consideratic mthe case of John and s “4 
working men (the ehreurt teins. of which were brought betes 
=~ House last week), now sage in Stafford Gaol, with a yi 
their immediate discharge. . GRAHAM resloted the ni 
tion, eg 3 after a short Racdaien, ‘was réjected, on a divis 
by 53 
Mr. Ethen Penge under ba Sa peer trriene of the House 
the case ‘of the x-Rajah of Sat uring his, speech the 
ees vad be ye — observations 
from Mr. Banta, the House was cou 
d debate the News oundland Bill, 
the clause for abolishing the L caikialive Council sare = to fre. 
quent divisions, in all of which the He semen es 
he Bil 1 then wen preter 
mittee. ONNEL oved for copies 
between the (Sttck date sof ao the police, 
system disclosed at the late trial at 
sisted Lag motion, which was auitioes: 4 72 t 
ply to 
OF THE a 
their delivery; “pat al 
ithin 
and passed. 
Law Amendment Act, after ‘which _Mr. Macrantay a moved That 
cks of Portu- 
guese wines proportionate to the aoe ee of. duty; but the 
moti was negatived without a div 
CIT 
Money ge Friday. —Tie great abundance of mo- 
th 
ey in the m ad produced arise Stock on 
Thursday, bat a ae we place yesterday of 3 per 
cent. Consols closed at 914 for mone ccount ; 
Bank Stock, 170 to 171; India Stock, 24 0 250}; 
Exchequer Bills, 2d. issue, 49s. to _ prem.; ditto, 
24d. issue, 51s. $ $ r Cents. Re- 
to aie . yen Three per 
ag ip 913; Three-and f per Cents. Reduced, 100 
to 3; ‘Long Annuities, ore ; a India Bonds, 32s.to 35s. 
gtancit ie pee its EHD. 
Mansion House.— ones ve a banquet 
Friday i e elit aa t = fate rnors and Di. 
rectors of the Bank of England, Hes East t India Company, 
the East and West India Companies, the Marine 
Insurance C any, the New Ze —— ,» the 
Copiapo and Cobre Mining Company, the Sou ustra- 
lian Bank, the Peninsular and Orienta «sh Nevigatia nm 
mpany, and other public companies. Among the com- 
pany were Hi 1 Highness the D of idge, 
nexion 
which ak See the 
I ho ope, 
a special worth Ne nner in which the present toast 
is received by this assembly. am surrounded by the 
la 
representatives of the ‘wealth, = power, and the majesty 
emporium of the con 
of this c erce of the world. Is it, 
then, pres : die: th press warm attac 
nt to the Established Church, I receive it as a pledge 
f commerce sh 
nswere 
George i Saar 
the meeting, which is stated to have been one of she most 
a of the pe 
Cc 
our so roneenmenee of an order from 
the Vice-Chancellor. of England, in a cause now pen nding 
in the of Chanc ote, fhe Pony 8 Bg se of in- 
tate fish of the of London, the Court have 
hag og agreed to a aii ef ig = the informa- 
tion of - e Vice-Chancellor, that by the custom of the 
city, w ere ar eral a aria of a freeman 
who dies intestate, the share which any one may take by 
reason of surviving a. child dies an infan ves 
me mane: 
the reietal be or e share. 
Public Me lingee The Anti ComeLaw Conference, 
which has been sitting in ae ah some time ve ast, Was 
brought to a conclusion The Chairman 
in dissolving the m aetine stated that tine had taken the 
necessary measures to put th e tin 
f their sentiments, an ng failed in obtaining their 
bject, the only courseremaining to them was t to 
their constituents. An s to the public was after- 
wards submitted for approva i 
munity in every quarter of the globe. Among 
collections were several costly presents from the King 
