Таяк 27, 1863.] THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
commented upon the legal part of the question, and c ontended | mittee. Bethle hem. Hospital.—The Earl of SHAFTESBURY moved | France, and Autis haine 
that the ne or ai of her Majesty's Gov ernment үе nforcing | for several returns ге) er Uo о theremoval of the hospital, 1. The —1 
reprisals were altogether Ad " 2 ords АШАЙ] amount of the revenue during the last ten years admin- 
from Lord LYTTELTON in defence of Mr. Christie, the subject | istered by tt tie € ns: 2% Amount received by 
dropped.—The Duke of NrewcasTLE laid a Bill ч the table to | the еа б from Р сри ary grants. 8. А nu 
provido d ne government of the colonies of British Columbia | patients ж each year for Frid ears, apart from criminal 
4 Vanc rs Island. ^ 'atients. To х mber of р. of the hospital, 5. 
mime sf specia meetings since January, 1863, in reference 
MoxDav.—Liberated Siaves in Brazil, —Lord В rated did asked | to the oval of Be thlehem, and number of governors inst 
for papers co nmected with the t treatment of liberated slaves in | оц adhi Баео 6. The questions proposed at such meeti; 
aud the divisions taken. 
[Left sitting. ] 
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except receive the ar СЫ RusseLL had pi 
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legislation on the subject. He laid а B Bil on the table dor the FRIDAY.—Poland.—Mr. ScurLY inquired if it were true that 
iras of ТОЛЕУ the oaths now administered, but stated | the Russian General Mouravieff had issued an ndietod o pro- Mr rai ve 
thai was not eed h the Bi and unlikely to lead to ы satisfactory result. Russia in all 
UT would not accept Poeni but, even if es "did, 
eir effect would be mer Fore to ure up a bw oer of Polish 
liberty Mar eot Mg та diiculties and fresh complications. 
. HENN essed him. DM g to "dei er to the 
y^ w the subjec į 
ion.—Earl GRA: 
from discussing the question, unless it was intended that some he wished he could deny the МАК. but that the Govern. 
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e and not the atron: should be i ed tha malies 
consideration, as laid down by ihe ене statute.—The tho slaw, but Ъ yar did not think f further" Tegislation necessary. 
Earl of CHiCcBESTER said the principle adopted by the Com- EM ealled attention 3 
missioners in the distribution of the common fund was in "the repo or. жа Со денй оп Greenwich 
strict accordance with the Acts of Parliament, and he did not Hospital, presented to Parliament i in May, 1860, чач vie н н 
ыр they'could substitute апу pene with Aero what were the intentions of the Government espect E 
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i mmis bs | risa ne iralty s 10 o limit the бок: оғ ът oval to 
manageable.—A fter some remarks from the Earl of HARROWBY rejoiced t that this importat question. Tad. been brought tn the | English or Scotch arent x 
in Mere of the Commissioners, the motion was withdrawn.— | attention of the House, Не agreed that the report ofthe com- | ^ o. 
North Si d mi 
nt was 
and М ЕЗЗҮ decla 
deetroyod "hb EN dipl of the measure.—Mr. HERBERT, by 
whom it was introduced, ty ре H^ eee like to consider the 
course he should purs CEP pose moved that tbe 
Chairman report беа. wp moti agreed to, and the 
House resumed.—Lord RAYNHAM Быша | Pe. to bring in ina 
Bill to amend the Nuisances Removal Act for England, 1855, 
and passed.— ving tj 
the Potente d Bill, explained the ie А of its provisions, and | extend its benefits to the wives, widow: m mn peo? 
added that the condition of the Volunteer force at the present | sioners, and to reduce the ex: е nditure Та e said 
moment was ry.— of Rr to n a Bill: upon "the rur 1h the 
thought that several of the clauses of the Bill would require | course of a few дауз. —8іг J. PAKINGTON said that г КЕ were 
amendment in committee.—Lord HARDINGE approved of the | necessary in tbe managem ment of the hos — d that the 
clause which gives а commanding officer power to dismiss at | growin ng expenditure called for inquiry and correction, but he T 
ilt, as ry in order to ma that this might Sel PF without ezislntion, СЕ Бае Wis considere £8 
“isona af he Bi MELVILLE couiplained that some of the pro- ote being in the Ban he B (Scotland) Bill passed through committee. The Statute Labour 
bs т я , Roads and Bridges (Scotland) Bill, Ки. some discu bs was 
Comm ue г Уйгу еу tó 
powers which were not exercised either in the regular army | their recommendations, and trusted that, if legislation was | ра State Wf Irdand. МУ. Mabie move А; г Add reli. 
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~or the militis Lora SENS n the whole, Appi red of the | necessary to alter the government of the pog 5 bill would 
provisions of the measure, Ihe Bill was then read а second | be introduced without delay : or, if not, that t ard of 
me. Admíralty would lose bv cting brit ac my 
TegspAY.—(Case of Mr. Bishop.—Earl RUSSELL, in reply te somo тоате by Mr m исо, Мт, dr T рабт) 
the Marquis of Хокмлхвт, stated that the Italian Government | House went into Committee of Su ДУ o formd. Оп the 
bad еа. not to pardon Мг. Bishop in the present state of pp ўр 
-— m Earl NY UVE снб ин red m Tu esda, 
un; e of Dersy gave notice that о i 
next he е should са call Attention to the proclamation said to ced z erpendin Lemgo tho B ti emen Y ыд th Ў 
m o the Cession of the Ionian | months. M. Giss explain at, unless ste 
am , 1 ps 
Islands to deut Earl Duke of doubted the authenticity of | were З "d prevent tbe ormation of a bar at the 
STLE also warned Lor trai а 
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ps po erem ofthe majority of t eopie, and at others to 
the а а of а rel gions кйм, ment which was the 
church the minorit; but in his opinion the evil 
was pk to be tria а y the present state of the 
law of pu and tenant; and the object he had 
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1м Отанда n Difficulty. 10, Earl of МА умрро read Е ег Тһе тойоп m ы mak IY ihe AU 
rom Mr. Christie, тоса ing remarks made by him on Friday | ре. в were. е а Аиза and passed Тре аса in 
Іаві. Тһе. Л "Pay Bil Ше ВШ WAS wn.P-Mr. COLLINS mo induce 
for Ireland be instructed 
to prosecu 
ее. DOoNOUGHMORE atten- | Mr. J. D. Barbour, Mr. Barbour, and Мт. T. Barbour for 
tion to the report of the evidence on the West M r е 
Harbour and Кайнау » B ni, and d moved 1 hat the tho Pe аш zx y, dett and undue jnffuence at ем ее КЕЕ for 
evidence referi ігесііопв r 
to inquire into the се illegal Бу = of (he te e СЛЕТ аат ч e was proparod t be сост fa the 
of the company, and to institute proceedings against s two e'clock in the mo g a on ion fi 
persons as in his opinion could be inen p^ а за! а adio 1 
frauduleut conduct. Не said that the direc jou 
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Рек. admitted the Кар Онин st the Жеб чу 24 contended 
that not а aine argument had beeu adduced to justify the 
House in accepting the uh of the hon. member for 
Dunga arvon, and disturbing й na, relations between 
landlord and tenant. Ther doubt that distress 
eri men enm aut funt the oe pm there 
ag wold but he рө nst the 
Trish people, ben M dat it produced t har Tuin Thé 
- d people who were mde d from 
q | the ерсе ions of {уллу үч о endeavour to awaken 
у s "Ара - 
ing pros would replace them in that position which their 
din ergy, wen and perseverance entitled tbem to occupy. 
He ге ied that the Bill of 1860 had proved inoperative, and 
he could say as regards the а р he would not bo 
ассо! 
prm rerit а Somn t was newtent on te Hones Berti тарт оте Atron er. Ursi йш d 
асаргаа ва сааш tbat committee he | eter во Me meme the тойоп, as amended, w. as agreed to 
у the M before the ене: He also жаа. {һаба Мок —In answer to Lord HOTHAM Lord PALMERSTON 
committee re| as j 
to what legislative measures = desirable for the rà of said that hs Intended to d d id Tw pA аач 0 
а of тайа А M f P. me Major Lílley.—The Marquis of HaRTINGTON stated, іп answer to 
тне Harl of АТЫ moved un addition Бе LA Mr. Сохтхонлм, that Colonel Crawley, of the 6th Inniskilling 
extending the inquiry to the evasions of the Acts Dragoons, iim ET from Indía in order to be tried by 
certain amou сарі 
ќаке iate етой, 
effect Mallet, who v d been entrusted with the negotiation, had 
Гак" зт sem tren bà with ame ce thi explanation returned from Turin for further instructions. The Knout in 
e Ma tion from ищи Өр Ward J ona Poland —In reply to a question relating to the alleged order of 
vin qc ра anra УасКвоп, | General Mouravieff subjecting Poh sdis to the knout, Mr. 
diea bimself from - elim vhi ch had been brought | Tavarn said that the Russian Government had declared the 
against him.—Lord ромосанмове withdrew his first resolu- | са! but | felt bo 
Lord Airlie's n nd | © 
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inquiry, the resolution A f | PAM oved the ров of the orders of|remed 
reed to. EL : 
the Company be тга to tne Select. Committee, with a т I ay until attor 4 € prev а y ID $, pa inr фај 
NN man 1А those pou e us ene implicated in E his uton vd QE ou. eel Z Upon rd ag ou 
те чй: s qum E взеввіоп of all the information which it r requi mired on the 
ofla зар, В ма Would, not 23 oppose mado. subject, and tbat consequently the — would be pre- | ваї 
vn ы Mi Miam. Dres tion was | mature.—Mr, KIN and Lord Ех D also urged the 
ios x Viners а acie of he discussion, on tbe т ground t tho House 
Af | seamstress, caused was not in а condition to discuss the question. e 
š do or Miaa уы кым е БЫ oror work then divided оп Lord Palmers ri motion, which was nega- 
рэ гч А bA чечи ей утту fer ed Venit tived by 165 to 110.—Mr. Ноязм. protested against what had — 
UC d D CK НЫ m lace, ME novel, rei and unparliamentary. 
du mployed.—Earl GRANVILLE Prime Minister had made a pire in thenameand with 
stato that tbe Government intended vo обоо i any Bill b d of v M mn andit пагане y AX of faith, 
Qe subjeor tit a pes term dne nt hg bring in & m хе. 'injarions кз the o ботонлай and treasonable to the 
interest. — Lord ExrrELD denied =» 3 то of deni 
TnHumspAY.—The "Duke of SOMERSET, 1и тері Re to question the action о en 
ARVON, stated that i ees d had “эел РД their | members.—Lord В. Ceci, Mr. M E 
the New Mi Bill, ап de ted 
Trade Treaty Bill passed Lord PALMERSTON said that re himself was taken entirely by 
tere Bui Trí h ned throng ТАА ЧЕ surprise both by tho motion, and the result of the division, 
ONT ETT тау that, although the discussion would not in his opinion be 
had been struck out. The Thames Embankment |$ arg end. enge blic servico, an address to the Crown would 
ren altogether 
tbought, be desirable to postpone “discussion until time had 
lay Th Regimental Фе., рсе been given to Russia to answer the recommendations forwarded 
Jill passed Com-|to ber ou the 17th of the present month Ьу Great Britain, 
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improvement in his power CX É A 
Med? бок, Y эла render the е тайа, ble for the plough. 
