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aor t ‘the Act, , “That any person | words in question , the principle of unrestricted 
ion may henceforth, on taking | would be equi ally secure, or he would not, he ae oe | Russian Four and a Halfs, 100}; 
ise in 
pae “rl N Spanish Threes, ves, 4943 
the Jewis t of the present session of | the amendment.—On a division, however, th agre itto Passive Bonds, ! 
se eri in an Ac and vote in this House, omit | with the Sgn a the Lords fod rr. | rage 4 96} to 97; Ditto G » St keh Turkish Sixes, for Acct., 
to onti! him to sit tion upon the true faith of | to 60.—An ame ent the Lords Beg ve a = ours, 105}; Ve 
‘må I make this declaration a take the sense of 1 th i in the Bith clause, | Fives, for Account, 40; Ditto Det Twos enerala 
ABREN said he shou! e e of | involving the pi s princip e was likewise disagreed w: with, eterred Tw os, 15}, 
Mr. | resold “ee HorHamM opposed the | in the 55th clause, whic rovided that, except for repel- 
q2 3s this ippo tted by Mr. H ae ana ber ling invasion a er 2i den and urger iH sity, the 
Tite Lab are own er than | revenues of India are not applicable to defray th 
his opinion tant t not be a party to the resolu- | any military operation beyond the frontiers, ‘the ‘rds of Bank of England, 
question, St be samitted it should have been in a | inserted, before “repelling,” the words ‘preventing or.”—Sir ISSUE DEPARTMENT. 
were © Mr. NER and Mr. Newpeaare | J. GranaM objected to the introductio mi of those words, as too SEE TE 9s ce SSS ramien maian Devt .. a act A 
man was o by Mr. Fox, | lax. Or ivisio: mendm: thee Seourition... ss 
a p F tw ed to by 95 to 2 Gold cilia : a 
cn] the ‘claims of the Jews had not been ad- | The other amendments, with a few immaterial excepti Sil he oe +» 16,54 “546,550 
grounds of religious .—On a divi- | were agreed to. The ses and Sales of Settled Estates Act “ESL 50 
the br ps carried 9 to 37.—Baron ROTHsONILD | Amendment (1856) Bill, sent from res Lords, passed through ZUA21, bbe 
Tn table, and wassworn upon the Old Testament, exes afte oe a ana whet on ggestion that the Tall = BA NKING D “pein os 
Kaio the oath ‘‘on the true faith of a Christian.” | might have some relati e In couteet Hampstead Heath. eee sporty Sager the Seca 
took his seat the Opposition side of the | The Z» ternational Patent Hight Bill and ps Administration of | Public Deposits ‘(includ- ‘eo Dead Weight 
then cheering. On the order for the third | Ovths by ean me s$ Bill were read a thi rd t nik andl passi ing Exchequer, Coes < 2V0, 587,476 
c ices Prevention Act Continuance Bill, | Mr. S. Wor ‘alle ed Aeh iti iveto| BS loners be erari sni ee 
we T rrupt Pract t ince B n to the anpatiiion relative to| of N Xe ee .. e. YOG12205 
moved that = uae Pe En ` t = time the owen to te late Dake a: Wallington, and moved a reso- ph pry age 3,640,443 Gold aniSilverCoin’ <> 718,346 
BesKELEY wn the ground that the Act ha en s ution terms of the petition und Other Deposits o 7" * 7 
we that the present Bill would be a source of | models for ‘the mondine pon ri eS te aA te te | Seven day and other | bills ound 
Sod intimidation.— Mr. A. SMITH opposed the Bill, | St. Pauls were lately exhibited in Westminster Hall 
by Mr. Wuitesipe.—Lord R. Ceci. con- | the artists competing were not entitled to ex that | 29th day of July, 1858, ae P 86,109 
of carrying the voter to the poll instead of | the bapa would be executed at the expense of the nation ” a. MARSEL OME 
$ the voter, which was the true solution of the diffi- | unles: oe hive ground of their intrinsic merit; and whereas the 
T. DUSOOMBE — eer Ma hing a to the iA iiie : pa i not da new and for reer any of the works Grajette of th Ter 
“med the Lords would reject. —Mr. NIGHTLEY O so exhi ite an ew and wholly diff € 
be bopi drawal of the 4th clause.—Lord J. RUSSELL | been de termined upon for this monum ont, 0 : expedient poe TUESDAY—BANKRUPTS—T. Brxxs, Deighton, i 
w ij would have been better to have a mere Continuance | a limited number of diskroguihed artists should be further | Thornhill Lees, near Dewsbury, Lro: m Merchant -Ts T. per m atte 
T ace Taise the question as to the oat pa of voters.— = oye s by ae vernment t ish models with special refer- pe rbyshire, Draper E. E. Lren tnd F-Ssove, Bristol, Warchonsanan—P. E> 
p belioved that the Bill paa p gest pE ea è Agy and alt aed pie iE ee ten and remunerated Parai. A poe neona, — rane `: cig 
Boc S pa urged the or t eir labour, ana their models hased for th ham, Butcher— 7 De Wi ~~ 4 
waif w certai C pure! for the — am, Bu H, Tarnam, Charing a, Gun Maker—D, Wippowson 
to withdraw S a simple | Mr. BERI & thought that the First Commission Nortinghany Utes Manufacturer; 
poem Bil —Mr. Wa.poue replied to objections, and the Works pee sated } ja ndiciou ts At the selection of the t odel 6 wa BANERUPIOY ANNULLED—J. Wars, late of Southport, Lancashire, 
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oat by $ artist, and recommende r. Wortley not 1 
Simin, ae as pen iy wes tke. BAA | TON s artist, AEri re mika e to pan his | some SEQUESTRATIONS —R. Höxren, Glasgo w, Clothier—T. 
acre pass, g sed a similar © A 5 
Mr. WALPOLE stated that it was not the intention Lord ay . Manners asked whether the House would -~ eee n Bi 
h he matter out of responsible ds 
ii Sane a wes discharged ia take tk tt t of resp ible hands and throw it | Canten, Tower Hill, London, Sack nt | Coal Aa Se Siia 
Ea m io Lord Mimer said that in addition to | fo for = sae ot éii: ga gs Be Bar ne Darase Furre ure una, Paine m wick, ‘Giowee ter, Wool Cho i Names 
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ans already conferred on Sir John Law it econd lim ited competition, Maliering that at, tie rotate facturer 0 Hi. dnmnor, Cheltenham, Seeduman—D. Jo na, Shrewsbury, 
pended to raise salary t eet to 10,0001, ; and further pede a monument would ee worthy of the presser Redruth, Cornwall, Watchin bene wera. ¥. eee eis ak og 
seapuitions of his almost invaluable services were under con- | but the adoption of the resolution would | Merchant — Re d L. Pe 
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in answer to | the i: s and disappoint artists. Mt: donne taid. HE Seoni ieg ewon, iiA, a > Sensei oe hee Newgate suet, Cae 
‘that it was not inte! tandod to, remove the British reaso Music Seller—E. ated Mark Lane, Wine Merchant — Tuvwwoom 
me Me — ee nan am ons ees ee ene oh for angr course he had taken gunas Surrey, Innkeepers per—S. Vi mane ae, Long Sutton, Burches BK 
—Gen. satisfac o h 1 S 
stated that the recommen Bont soft ft elect invited preference sl.ould be given to the ra prem i The eerie » T 
matiera he Land itoring the Co s werounder consideration: aomment ase A bd larra A was not that com ar AA AA 
consi esigns were called for adaj to the new site, a far better a 
poems Me Dutor > piee ee 5 ome a Kopu d ob a aa — vr ne ebosen.—Mr. STIRLING — Metropolis any. its Vicinity. 
= to ers a division. The Judgments | ment eo hoice o fa desi mg d in confidin es 
3 4 g its execution 
Ad ment Bill was read a third rtie and peny to three artists. They taa ly he thought, act more wisely by | SARCOPHAGUS OF THE > Dvi UKE OF WELLINGTON.—OR 
amendments of the Bigendiary paket es, Le. selecting two or three eminent artists, and asking them to einer esda ’ ich 
S May Land (Scotland) Bill, and the Sale a nå Tr ai Ar p propose designs.—Sir B. HALL, after explaining his own course y the Cpe ne ae ms dral iat wie 
imi (Iniend) ly were cere tal gt to. The si artn for Perie Fae on s by competition, said that, | xy Sarcophagus laced was wn open to the 
Meet eats is Sune Bn E Aade DA PON popod ata” An however Lewd | me Fore e Lord Ma members of both Howser of Parlia 
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ee of Administration Act Amendment Bill, and rs had promised th that t the model, as i teed, onia be i pe yor ararnar ta — — pec oo 
ee einer ial Causes Act Amendment Bill were bere ped th the able ee before it was executed, he thought Batik, 
cae Ta oo “com mites N called attention to | the House should leave the responsibility with the Govern- and | embers of the Ro “a ‘Acade emy. "Afer ne cek 
= pee” nal Ee n aission of + ee as "omar rom Mr. M. MILNES and ‘Mr, | it it wll Ge open to the public on Mondays, Thursdays, 
in the terms Bctaitgnendded i in that report. He dwelt| by 44 to 26. — Colonel’ Pamet OR. wove vo “ada ares rots and Saturdays free; on days on Se payana = 
y n nd ge pert: y VI he attributed £ the ajesty, pa ying that she will take ka. peg penad the | 6d. to defray the expense of lights a a nts. 
wand ues = owe He cio development of in- = re ob irie of z” pg eg of the Army, with a ELECTION 0 F CEMB Is.—The election to the 
bem tte e evi! ould inc meee el or a otek pay cosnanie’ with Ws approach; ad ove | Te iain of ‘the City of Landed, weet 
D ed, by the ie of the that hg pan receive ls. 6d. siy ia addition to his pay.— the death of ‘Si John Key, took place in a 
ha ead zon rp ie jeod fae essels. z ot ugit The one “oar ne M: 3 Hig ad Fe A i Hall of the Livery at Guild! Felt ay, when Mr. 
He, Tesidextng: thet a moderate out- | sugges Pig er it wo no more satisfactory if t jamin Corea e 
property to the amount | opinion e House were taken on another occasion, and Si $ 
lives were sacrificed — 3 Aa t mi 
Lou cri! every year. r: PA ment of the detate---Atier adn ie 
D ae ee notion Lord A. V. Tempesr supported oiera DE by Mr. WestHeEaD, Sir W. CODRINGTON, and pos ted by the re reel ng fa reet on t 
re cate Pa see iani EE a im- picat ar lee the motion was withdrawn. — Mr. MACKIN- of the ba a of the e Serpentine waited 
eave to bring in a Bill to establish Equitable 
ipat thie it was the Ei of her Majesty’s Govertanghe Councils of Conciliation. on ite at the o e Board of 
= ede a gion, which he thought the result of the TaonaDAY.— — Fernando Po.—In er to Mr. STAPLETON, Mr. Tuesday Dr or “yore 0 hela the 
T Cami ne ol both ae Bot cee ree 8. ee ‘Basra’ that Fernando do Po nover belonged, to the ok of 
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eT motion by inatrasting the | colony. It was true that the S y ish governor had issu | fn con ot af Dr Copland, -o Lankester, 
ein, tae peas extend ti their inquiry as to the harbour of Jamation forbidding schools, and prohibiting any arnt Dr. "Pet grew. Dr. Christian, Dr. Tilt, Mr. 8. C. Halt, 
u oot pobli as regards its capabilities Fo ng to aay cion or e excepta Roman Catholic | Mr. Lien D urgin, &e. Dr. Copland, in intro- 
teeth amendment was for a harbour of refuge. After some | one ; but t the matter had been referred to the law officers of ducing = ‘ep on, referred to the accumulation of 
Teed to, wn, and the original motion = Crown by her Majesty’s Government, as it was con to | mud in tine, and the injuri 
order fc allowed.—The Lords’ Amendments of the Public ine oe aarefvom, n which, though not sea accompanied by 
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3 others, nln : mei “words, wee continn ts our the Tends, their denasednalit of which oo tad limits. The bottom of the river was v 
unicated with, to jad e Soili sapiat sor were rae ne table Coe on Friday. most unsafe for bathers; there was also a 
wor other members —The | -L UEM emt neile of Conciliation Bilt on the Biase ee a mud; and the consequence was, 2 
suggested thi taoto a Scare ri ae inh — yt mes gA In pisara large number were peras there every 
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yri discussion ee aan as to the value = ‘the principle le of mayest oo deis “Tract ction | year. e lives sacrificed in t 
and nae Jor doubt whether .their work- ed the last 12 years, and 
nt, whic fi, and the House divided rena ant Aeae fit ited them at present for service in paap © pee as ii : on the sub- 
t, which wasnegatt hip those most ened to give an opinion 
nally enacted p tie ap: ppalat. India. + Wellington Noname t raat newer to Lor poe Spier thea pg ject—the officers of the Humane Society—ex 
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caer Council of the Governor. one pect a ra xe 8 design and. model for the ie emesis on boned ete Are a large” of these fatal acci- 
Of the wave ME Doe member), and of | his own responsi sibility. Government of India Bill. —On the = ributable to the pad state of the river. 
of State in C SB ie rated shall be | for the consideration of the Lords’ reasons for insisting on i officer of the Royal 
rods erent at S meeting,” ts | ol E [Le fa heer: ensued on Endia” | Hamane Society, said that during last week 2 man fell 
that the Siere inverted commas.—Sir | airs generally Page lene te | over the bridge, and his life was sacrificed (as he be- * 
in the Setretass of nc, bats a titre Sigs say Aa A EE 7 | lieved) Suing’ >the of the river, which suffocated 
end the amendment, and the House re- at akire om him with mud. Dr. Pettigrew said he had «lenge 
ee th Which had empowered the Senet $ > FEID Sat ca be eed i ie to the unhealthy 
sessions forthe admin oe the Commis. | sols aed at att to 96 for "Money and the Sth inget; state of th Serpenti ne. Mr. Lilwall said the mud in 
onding that “the soy prety Three ys 2 ae ene to X Ei gio ee gS S. iat Borage prr aréa bik the water was 
mr. mis to be entitled under | Cents.» to ; ban 2 A dra f, and the mud wed to consolidate ; a quan- 
recommended fi r er to 226; India Stock, 219} ; India Bonds, | drawn off, an bed 
the 5 ‘or appointment | Stock, 225} 5 : thrown on it, pge a bed of 
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eaa throw words mavens Sey 100) OF ste FOREIGN: : Austrian Eo Pe a cate eed i St.. prie re ess Pat ae been Sate 
GE which migni he sarees oF these | Brazilian Old Fives, 1098; iy Four and a Half tes, { with. Lord John Manners said he had } h grea 
Ssatination for the Civil Servi Sm e | (scrip) $ to 3 pre Bb ogee oe aati interest all that had been advanced. The “frst poi 
oer ees hat the he alteration ast hae Mexican are ees ai ee tw att o be considered was the prevention of the flow of the 
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