THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TA 
e uurdt the object of i 1 ode ios 
re was t de | inste , should not be retrospe ecent app or employment, except naa 
ill, and said that the obje E f the ablic school shall do» its ope " - rer efore, intended that the period of | officers of the n Armies with regiments to ea 
b; xg s a last pd not tuong: in suspension, ee ape gimental right rm 
l t paym m of any subsequent | or usages of tbos t o be m 
g t in writ: iting of the debi alter r delivery. — Lord e EN 
Cu —G Mon OM enint would now be eement among 
— 
ts and Anchors Bill was read a ee 
Prisoner: 
ke of SOMERSET vid 1 he share 
that the funds of the Bol should mI" roperly Sat tivated. 
liim d ee 
omen 
f Me po informed.—Lord PALM 
had made agnificent display of virti 
m to "€ - knew he could not regl 
R. Cectr, Mr. KINGLAKE, 
to ot te was allowed to drop. T answer to Mr. 
r G. Grey said that the mised Ecclesiastical 
uable report, and appr mit ad 
study of foreign languages as a part of the regular in con: 
instruction. Hitherto ie had not ae the —— bcd ‘th ^ ou 
French a er refore failed. 
on points of deal the Bili was read a e | abolish the double go wide, [ 
Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Bill was r me and ora over the affairs of the meia fh T w d6 away with | galleries of similar 
passed. vil and mitar appointments at the end of five ose apar 
TurspAY.—The Union Asse v mt Committee Act Amendment song Bat ss not to do so eet giving fair compensation. | pi 
Bil was read a sec and time.—In cominittae on the Penal| He indicated the probable effect of these changes in a 
Servitude Acts Amendment Bult, Earl Grey proposed to amend | financial point of view, and said that the E would be "E MANNERS op’ ced M 
the ond — by a viding that criminals previously con- | matured in the recess and a measure bro -— o the House | Trafalgar Square as the site of a ni ational g 
vieted tw. r oftener, shall receive eiie ie sentence of early in the next session.—Sir J. PAKINGTON expressed his | acknowledged b; the highest authorities, aud it 
spielen ven mal servitude. The motion, after a brief discus- | satisfaction with the arrangements as shadowed out by th vi her y 
sion, was d to. 0 equi Le vict | Government, but hoped that due regar d aic 
liberated on a ticket of leave to report himself once a month to | inter of the officers of the navy.—In answer to Mr. 
the police of the district in which h ides, Lord Hover rd id that the hospital would in 
d ppos e clause on the ground that it | ducted in all respects like Haslar or any other 
to the publie, and would be a great difficulty | The p t f the h ue would be p 
inthe way ofa man end obtain employment.— The | and the other persons occupying 
Earl of CARNARVON supported the clause, pec acd that ponis either be allowed to occupy them during 
system of supervision was indispensable. e LORD on for giving them up.—Sir J. en i 
CELLOR at the w th satisfied with these explana! = and € 
ords requiring tl tho. non ly report 
to the police should be struck out, and the clause so altered | Sir J. FERGUSSON moved for a select commit og 
that the convict should report himself only when required to | far the number of the mentees of the ‘Administration — 
doso. It was agreed that this peri de Should be printed | with the conduct of the anes of — and having s 
and reserved for dci eie VOR MM MC pores in —" is commensurate with ccm of that 
an 
amendment striking out the words **o onth,” but | part of the United Kingdom.— M: ded the 
it was — on a — by a majority ors the numbers Lea on. — Mr. BouvERIE opposed the motion, on the 
being—for the endment, 41; against, 49. The remaining | ground that there was no dissatisfaction "either in Scot- 
clauses were then Lagieed a eee land or in the House en 2 at presen 
s and Solicit ment, and that no c 
arran; ot e Lord 
ApvooaTE said that the hon. baronet had not proved th e ex- 
istence of any sies and it was not true that it was 
custo: th 
Germans had been prolonged for 14 days, and that the propo- | the various Scottish measures which had been carried thro Trafi was to pemer y 
Court of J'usticiary (Scotland) Bill, hi aem hA ond Ue ets, -< uo e said, —— to 100 within t e tion MP mm Ho: mem $ Ahe ae 
‘usticiary D ich assim: aw in | last ten years, all of whic! appeared ave eA faction | n Zam 
Scotland relating to the alteration, of the gagot ot Sirena to to the peoples — After moe remarks by Me SM ae = votes ogress “ie rmn to the 
nd tim n 
that which now pre Map i= d, was ren CARNEGI a Mur, à Sir W. DUNBAR, the peer was 
ans r. Toi 
h ng Forest,—In 
f | Pret explained the nature of the rights of 
Epping Forest and the ——— GE 0 ET 
xpressed » 
reservi 
displayed | land for the recreation of the > publio; and peal sed t 
eigni im PEA 
r. 
E sa those he 
e 5 
inating duties. H 
nco, in particular suf ‘suffered dn 
fficers in that service. -The ndis was opposed = Lora C. 
PAGET and the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, W. 
CORR a 
tion of war would not be sir Conny) hoped, that if, a Ro ect the Admiral | 
say that he | undertake to re-consider it. After some discussion the motion | 
try es ee = withdrawn. The motion that the Speaker leave the chair 
clock, but progress imm 
Co-pa: ip Bill 
as carried 
sas as diately reported. ts 
ns had | third time and pas dices whi 
‘ mia ernment Monpay.—New Zea pe —In reply to a question from Mr. ‘je sty's "Pd 
e had done all in its power to second | AvrouN, Mr. CARDWELL said that it was the ern a ‘of the — i: 
prevented the | Government to submit a proposal for a loan on ac —€— x New law in vit 
: Nortbern Zealand in the course of the ata nnl session, The Conference.— beer: ia . W. Fors’ that tb 
- er to capture by the | Mr. OsBoRNE inquired Du tha e Conference Baa Trived a A _pubeatio mo Nog DM atistics of 
‘or rent isi cting the maintenance the Treat; 2 ublication of the cu 
any decision respecting the — ay I gem E Rat publie interest. 
h | London, and if the suspension of arms n Denmar! 
Ministers | the conflicting Powers had been prolonged.— "ord PALM pert e public was 
i replied that he could not with roptistt state what had d boen | ide a posible what su od 
the mmm of the a No arrangement had yet | from foreign countries, k 
co 1 Tesul 
vig — emite a ej d be made.—In reply to Mr. GRIFFITH, Bir | 
L. PALK, and Mr. H. SEYMOUR, Do PALMERSTON also stated 
"had Y that the “suspension Se hostilities 1 expire on the 
a e case was|12th if previously renewed, E hag day | 
Without going to that had ye i fixed for the next the 
at th representatives of the various countries awaiting farther | was s decidedly aå 
per ae from their respective hoe gg quA. tistics, whic 
t u 
wi 
W 
would be — and he hoped one recommen & grant of 20,000 OL to ps Rowland Hill, 
Sa eon d of his distinguished services at the Post Office ; 
meg m AN- | and the other a pension o! ot 10401 & your ou pue Chai cae of Elgin. ad 
e period for the for x Ae widow of,the late Governor-General of India. On the order | the House would — 
Courts Bill three y for committee of supply, Colonel SYK KES moved that the | returns with sufficient cor 
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