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ned. The | 
better if 
w, and general laws ought t to be maintait 
ae Basen." in his by na) Ae: ve done 
fran iesced in 
7 easure, which could no 
he Bill e 
t arise 
he e his 
a aA n expediency Bra 
liament that he w mt 
e CHANCE 
recommendations of the Commi nic ms 
of the steam oa had fo 
"rhe House t ate yin ‘ial 
then went into 
In a 
the 
the order for going into Committee upon the Chelsea Bridge A 
Am ein aes BENTINCK obje ill that 
sanctioned a of public faith, a e bargain having 
been entered fume were the txt should “able for me amount 
a for the construction bridge. ag r a few words 
fro Mr. Cor NINGHAM, io mittee, 
when an amendment moved JOHN RELLU 
for th abolition of the foot-toll on the `bridg 
ived a majority of 118 against 41.— 
was negativ 
On the motion of Major SIBTHORP, an amendment abolishing | 
agre! re a 
rough Committee. —On the next order, for be aoe u 
added to clau: 
the = a foot-passengers on Sundays was ac 
The inin; The Enclosu: 
ng oe were 
pasadena the po nwall Submarine Mines Bill, Mr. A. SMITH 
moved the adjournment of the debate with — to delay the 
Bill until certain papers were before the Hou: On a division 
the motion w: egatived by 109 to 17. Mr. Bri the: 
would not press his ‘opposition mfertheee, 
tio] Monday was agree 
to Mr. 
re —The Overland a —In answer 
ral PE EEL said that the Government inten 
means of rt for her Majesty’s troops to India.—On th 
order for the second reading of the Metropolis Local Manage- 
ment Act tf Bil, ot ta WitLoversy objected to 
entrustin; ex ive powers toa Board which was not a 
representative pody, and and asked Drt the Sna — to fa 
House of 
they y had 
e Bill sent up by this House, instead of 
tbea permanent 
mpowered the House to 
use of Commons 
le 
n eir minds to pas: 
It was with Canino ett se 
his Bill; but he felt so 
o ipik rr ge 
before Parliament 
i ‘ommitlee of 
Com- | 
d to avail. ven. 
their ope yations.—Mr. STEPHENEON said, 
ation of the subj ject he 
ould effectu: 
la) 
Le 
powers to the ‘Metropolitan B oar of Wor 
ence = prer claus 
Sia ne on. overnm 
—Mr. got Locke opposed the Bill, 
n i Y ibl 
of the tunnels 
s sooty Se 
it apea ate, too, tha ge eee 
and Mr. BUTLER, 
Mr. Cox r W. CODRINGTON, an 
read a po a 
Committee of Ways and Means, Sir J. PAKIN N stated that 
l Subma 
which en ri 
hat effect.— 
uld oÈ affect the 
he Sout 
Son 
spok 
es 
sec x 
ted to th rine N ey zivin the proposed |t 
A 2 ip! Ee: $ p efe stated his 
a 
unt 
matter ee about to be thicwivew ene ” after some remarks le 
was 
id time. Harbours T Refuge. —On the report of the | — 
GTO 
“Sr after much consider 
had come to the eonan nat rothinig 
ie tercepting 
nsion o 
it 
Its object 
crap ot vato 
aa simply to carry into effect tt the a ee Ee te J. Patte- 
son, to whom it had been referred to asce 
e respective 
rights of the Crown bet Py ay of Cornwall to minerals 
between high and low 
After a few words fou Me 
T 
y its 
ae GLP 
better than 
a 
H 
He 
EEA Turks, heretics, and 
infidels Bill:— 
ah “this 
provision 
IN charac- 
and below low water mark. 
‘the 
m 
THE S CHRONICLE NEWSPAPER. 
clai 
rights in this 
he St said, | to 
nsibility than was pore to 
y Fors 6 y which he 
Pu 
ffering | or 
evils, inc Tired 
ved Mea 
lie 
to | 
mero Loss the to 
aos Peat bee 
o 
= he 
Mr, Spooner thought the Bill a great dinggace ı Be the other 
less branch Lagisiabers ated to this | quan’ 
a 24, 1858 
aims. He felt t, at the sı same t 
whether it matter; 
the hands o 
ji fread 
be meral 
as an in 
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LL ie Hi 
H AH api 8 
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8 a comm 
Eg 
ved n 
or this as a Ss 
ae ee of one of 
of timber, , only 
not therefore contraband of 
a fair = 
ange to 
i 
Eclick 
ik 
Sailang @ purposes, vee | 
which was 
saction as wanton 
justification, and in the tee 
Government and of a proclamation issued by A’ 
ridge —— vs — being 
seconded t tion, and 
property i ag ae emy’s try, ini 
aie rom reprisals by a belligerent.—Sir 
hoped to satisfy the pears that there were two 
i The Govern ‘ht have rested their 
w oficers 
the and Ane a of ri which 
teat the timber, which had en vr competi 
pores the eum t k No ran foii, of the that it was'an insult tity of pitch and tarby Admiral 
Lowe said that be Eee ae itr er agg to agree to a measure Gey Wek OF Stich wan | Aa nature ; it w: Aetra ba hr. 
permitted to raise Et 009,0001, to GS ope spent at ther va it was TEIT: a, said ae wie thing amrostattbetiotl tthe pro- EERST ote < “a th i! to British 
Feasonable to ask whether they A y would bem kinti De gy tie seam visions of the Bill. On a division, the numbers were for the | merchants.—Mr. ABSON said he did not mean to angue that 
mast beneficial rs, and Sy eee the mon 
bili ity and un 
the right thing ge have men for them to undertak 
work a and al deprecated the comm 
ment ‘of the Road's s peA seme until every other expe: 
dient had been fully tried.—Mr. 
on re to the 
variou: 
excluding that poin 
ORTLEY 
le pro P ted 
be by Alderman Cu iti namely, i the’ oar of intercepting 
ed to = 
body of water from 
Hoos Rican the Metropolitu Beard oe Wor S, which 
sel 
deliberately recommen: House to 
it would be better to pa action. They had not 
with an undue 
re ly to Sir H. iby, he sai 
» and what was ikeike Gaii A San rd’s rate. 
Guabstoxe said that the speeches w ad been d 
the dorer tamane 
o dif 
on to hasten to bth <x 
be u 
and Re any further expenditur 
aa oe 
LOCKE 
befo: 
oe would ey for the 
ie ie H thout tended E 
ts it Raoult bet po dig 
24 
e w 
adopt, bes 8 were told 
proceeded 
recipitation ; he knew no question which Soe 
opi 
t accusations against 
culty in Sie A were A geet ‘who were called 
a pec 
imately Feipoeitle "tor = 
rimsa 
. KEN 
was dono, th that ane. Whol meet Poms be 
ha 
a 
by 
lish: 
ae 
id the rate se be a sewer’s |; 
—Mr. | N 
Co rasan tg eas and against it, 40. The House ne 
Mr. tinh FeeC MHOR 
reso! 
pS 
en went into 
p 
nt the consent of the 
ment.” motio; r AN negatived, and this and the had eae perfectly in the service he performed. 
otier E were apoak to AE amendment. —' a i had been stated upon aut ty that 12 gunboats bad bes 
‘next w ints Co est m the Government ew Cale- | built at Uleaborg, and he though’ Tit was unfair that this ma 
dona ‘Bile, afte rand mr Be Civil Bills, uf "Greta a ter should be brought before the House four years 
Act canine ‘Bill, ene EuR of which were discussed oc ce.—Mr. WEGUELIN P said tat the question nl s7 
T Ie: and eae agreed to, this point—whether the articles wi were not ipin 
aithe Tanai Any E N to. Mr. Do, war, and all that was asked was a commission e 
Raa Spasite sid that aes the t poi ah Ze Indiat the in telli: Eh a e a per ¢ Pn tr. that: = 
gence from ricts was very defective, ani cases and in me 
neither at the of Con nor at the "has India House n made in either of the =a 
Board trol 
was he able to obtain any information concerning the execu- 
tion of the Tehsildar at J ama by Mr. Money. With refer- 
ence to another question—whet! under 
ex 
aeaii in ond it Bite not be RAE to offer ae 
mnesty, with exceptions, to all who laid down their 
n i reminded tei the House of the instructions which h: 
been sent out to the Governor-General in Council, and of t 
expressed policy of ne in the spirit of the su; 
about caw oug wedi Eha 
oe validity ofthe exclusive rights eat loyi the Hudson’s Bay 
ompany, under their charter, ought at o 
Dy y of ein i that so muci oan of the terri 
ance to this cow 
against the ANE nA, they had o! 
tas a com ek bein, 
estruction of the at Py ‘animals. 
uperior ountains an — Ocea 
aen renting the civilisation of Engla 
ntry, and i itic to extend to the 
utmost Seger in the British territories on that e 
e to be Teee 
s 
, they were opposed to eS nie which would 
pron pounced 
md, ich h 
eatest country in the wan —Lord Sor ‘seconded the 
= the 
ies and gave a detailed cription of 
I natty watered 
ly sulted fo for colonisatio: 
vestigation ¢ of si saree of the Company, ae eden 
claims to a lice exclusive traffic, which w 
tion whether, rd 
=e nthe Janas intende 
hood of 
t it might ap 
quity there eg groun 
when ani 
and very 
minute in- 
th fake tna 
er ae i a 
n al for com 
transaction, a en it was so difficult to arrive at the tra 
He disputed the bent however, ne a a ha ie 
= that Si articles destroyed w were 
ene scussion Mr, CRA 
orai 
ai the otla was be 
the order ie the se second fermd of 
wronp made a brics 
ert 
the 
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vrelan 
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Bills were advanced a stage. 
ing of the Jews’ Bill, moved = i J. 
GATE moved jenn debate be adj 
which was 
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COMBE, “the CuaNonLton R of thi 
desirable to open 
bo romisod oa to see whether 
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ministra tion from “the censure 
7 = em ote —_ 
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been guilty 
express his regret if he had 7 om 
but he denied that he had any jesire 
certainly did think that the noble E to inp hose 
ot alive to the 
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and the Church-rates Comm Bill wa pø 
Medical Corporates Dashti 
a od ora sie ary ine Mines Bill and the : 
