f 
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Jur 25, 1863.] 
Ей ension 1 ‚ Officers. of i Royal Naval Res EZ Тама, 
Draincge (Реон Orders) Bill, Local Gove ent Supp 
mental (No. 2) Bill, and lY Wem Railway and] private Bills, 
The Promiss ory Notes and 
and "1 On the MR 
agre 
Bill having be rought up, Lord 
— providing that no person ау b 3 deprived with- 
out compensation of the rights which he enjoyed under the Act 
of 1842. Lord STANLEY Of ALDE i 
i е 
LMESBURY — attention to 
х Aston Park, Birmingha: кона апа 
suggested th: was the dui y of rau: Md to 1 take imme- 
аа te ыр rs ''provonting «че dangerous exhibitio: gna in 
that these exhibitions were of 
ter, or, but „believed thah: the exp f 
morial rights of aT wit! 
ыы агі of DERBY said that be a party to the 
ssion of a aet of виз) gross tujtstios as contiseating 
pri iv ite pr орет Зен n for a publie benefit. – The Bill was also 
sed by i .Kisosrows, b 
Ww upported 
carried by to 25.—Lord 
roviso that: noong in the act 
oved asa pro 
should mitaa with any rights M at the time of its pe ies Clauses 
from time 
passing, under royal pa аё charte 
ога]. oe emet 
immem The motion s pod БУ Me 
Mo 
Rill, the 
Removal of Prisoners (Scotland) Bill, rd Charitable U - Bill, the 
Union Relief Aid Acts Continuance Bill, the Companie: 8 Clauses 
Bill, and the Expiring Laws Continuance Bil passed throug 
committee. The Petty S ssions (Ireland) Bill, the Trustees (Scot 
land, Act Amendment Bill, the Navy Prize Agents Bill, the 
Nuisances Removal Act (1855) Amendment Bill, the Turnpike 
Trusts arrangements Bill, the Railways me ee the 
anorks Clauses Bill and the Turn FAET. dots а, Bul 
ere read a third time and ed. Em г of jf Children. — 
The. Earl of SHAFTESBURY brought under the notice of е 
Е" the first report of the Children's Employment Com 
[Left sitting.] 
ОЕ i OMMONS, 
in fa edi f v Competition io "о Junior “appointments 
vour o D ө г 
dp ves A that, so far as he 
had been able er pel petitive examination had 
been rather priae re чүй лөө to the publie ser- 
vice, хаа сЕ whole patronage of thecivil service had been 
laced in the bands of three irresponsible commissioners. —The 
he EXCHEQUER said that the principle of 
appointments to the civil a a ав based 
аксу but questions of S recondite nature 
were introduced with the view ot Ky the qualifications 
n other respects. eise of competi- 
ut ng, 
re 
—Lord PALM 
said th ы. the Gove! С — faptenibio for the appoint. |s 
s to -—y and that it was un- 
open an office for the 
worked well, and no case 
Mr. HENLEY thought that the experiment had worked fairly, 
and that it would be unwise to disturb it until more expe- 
rience had been — Mr. D. GnairrITH said that the 
g 
of the 
t, had trebled it. On a division motion 
to 37.—Mr. Bas next called atten- 
Street. Music in мел rd 
foci Uu and moved that it was exped 
reconsider the law on the subject at the earliest duse: 
Mr. Babbage had, on one ion, been disturbed by no fewer 
ons REP BAM had stated that agrave 
error had сгерё into an important despatch of his, because а 
band hue German ът, Ж, had suddenly commenced blasting 
and ter-blasting under his window. — Lord FERMOY 
defended t m nuisance, and M gon that objection might эч 
well be taken to the pale ale drays of Mr. Bass rumblin 
which justified a pers han died DA tg over to the police. 
Mr. MALINS said That he was до аак короо b inosant 
musicians tbat P. роке е would not be able 
—— 
be. о necessity 
subject. "The sui subject then бобра аа 
ерй - Government were 
Blakeley for 
on elementary e 
to | difficul 
THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE AND MILI TAL GAZETTE, 
judgment, and his general unfitnems to be the legal adviser о! 
the Governo % dee r had been Ат by ine 
lonial Sec: o of opinion that there w. 
Col 
ground ес for баегу апа that it was г анне фо 
reappoint Mr. Anstey. The Spanish Protestants. PE - и 
asked for papers relating to re case of Matam d the 
т Spana н бы вепїепсеа um banishmeut € иј of 
thoi religi s.—Sir G. BowYER said that Matamoros 
nud his бона ӨРӨ paid agents of а proselytising society 
at Malta, whilst Matamoros himself had formerly been a poli- 
tical prisoner, and was ролдон ж кА from his country. 
read letters contradicting а sta 
а 
о 5 
юш 
Ф 
B 
audience for saorang brigandage. —Lord 
the Que f Spain had remitted 
ди 
ulm: ча against the second, and acc 
fire and x little faith in God, res whom dione could 
со нез restoration x Aa n ynasty.—Sir S. NORTE- 
r 
ould not only be longer 
Afer а соата discussion, 
і Mr. BENTINCK and Mr. HANKEY took the House 
went inta committee P корр —Mr. Рен, moved the vote of 
ket. Services.— Тһе motion led to con- 
n the course of which the system of 
subsidising foreign Governments was censu ДӘН, Es cially 
by Б "em x erre я -— 
fend а second tim. 
— дт City З gehe Regulation Bill was 5 
me and passed. og ree Contracts.—The CHAN 
of the monk stated as the contract for слее 
the Dover and Calais and Osta iod. mails had not yet been 
concluded, E. ER not probably be in the hands of E 
for some e, it was not in — PA ubmit any 
to the nel a "that service during the present зондо 
у nd.—The — of the Аа uu on tte сеет of Lori 
n postponed ice ak aped Mr. HORSMAN 
торуна the following estos ы: at the arrangements 
made with rd to Poland by the treaty үе Miga p — 
Dee to — the good Sore of пас 
any further attempt to replace ue Pol "der the 
«crm p that treaty must cause calam 
Poland, and embarrassment and danger to тра Ho 
ЕЕ ed by saying that Poland had been ра На 
to death, and that the мач онаа сои pin had been 
ublished had placed En "p nd in a condition of em DER 
rom which it would b БОМ to бабра He then pro- 
question from the 
said, had веб e. а dics of 1815, and 
erself on Poland 
^w т 
having наа һег ну Р 
to free Poland without ре са 
Galicia, and Prussia woui 
Poland might be 
ustria к and England faltered beside her, it was 
карбы e to predist s Ат course France would take. 16 
sh: «Ше ehe Ср mbered that the Polish — was 
one t united all "parties ев in that count: and tbat the 
Saver. of the French had sounded "ihe Italian ovem, 
o има been offered an army of 60.000 men. This being the 
te of affairs, he appealed а the noble lord at the head of the 
Government to use his influence to bring abont the restoration 
ере 
и 
quish Pose 
s speech wanted co either 
ет, Не did туб that Russia - no eim Ө on the 
sympathy of Europe. On the contrary, h 
d ai Me present Emperor had в ucceeded 59 ад 
trm phant wrong, and that in the face of enorm: ous дис 
had carried out great and beneficient changes fo wel- 
M 45 e v^ a e eS le. Тһе pede held by 
Russia in 1868, as th that of 1831, was favour- 
able to the ко "f peaceful solutio on of the 
; for while in 1831 ^ held -—X bs Euro 
Powers had no 
— not S ун 
inheritance of 
v ei n 
rele ке ce to the 
po Жыт of Vienna. Earl 
ssell in his бра of the AE "Apr ко AMA Е 
nace of war, but had exercised а Mi 
» "" the м. £ fems gland 
— жу, мге. 
W. 
ho! He 
thought therefore that the motion would 
be Чаде to adopt, beca ав, at icd [Mer for the 
pene fit of Poland, the renunciation and abandonme 
ed of Vienna would deprive 0 сое Powers of the 
[e which they could n 'her behalf. 
that Tho oeli 
tained throughout the Kingdi 
ed also in Austria. 
from the med e m ds y аа, а апа 
— the wil 
in the towns, to the students, the ecclesiastics, and the nobles 
in the & towns and cities, The nationality of the move- 
"Le by the fact that to the taxes levied by 
the National moss cheerfully paid by the people 
the success of the m -— Mr. KINGLAKE said 
and was an especial object of aversion to Mr. Adams, the|that this diystutons- "National Government was one of the 
А ‚їп han lajesty's G ent | great difficulties which surrounded the question. The House 
а be mere tools.—Th the ought however, to reflect upon the relations of Ruseia and 
Ex that the Government io tion d. In 1815 ps held 1 Poland, which had joined the 
whate Captain Blakeley had ii wrong | French invasion, by th ent of uest; but the Emperor 
refi 0; c yr the insinuation that they had been —— ee Tod t liberal to them. ith 
influenced pressure from the Americàn Pme m rre oe by her Majesty's Govern- 
Colonel үе perm under notice the Case of M. was that they ‘could not have 
Anstey, late А! pe pe foi y$ A A and Peng et pursued an any у Оер 4p. Leo gom e of e would not have 
had made injustice done to ed if Ministe: ; but 
him by the а ийре а E RTESCUE MOL dn EE iR Же рии сос r 
said that Mr. ну had been- office "gus under the treaty of Vienna, aud it was'going a great деа! 
because of e Sea - T towards | too far to say that. in БЕО the intorests of T paataan 
the Governor of the and | and the sebo e£ Europe, they had discredited England by 
perire witbedt a blow. If|th 
declining the terrible : alternative of war.— —Mr. ] 
the emend had placed the co 
which it could not adv; 
—Mr. Монад. 
KE said 
ech o! , 
"А ссотдів g 
repared to сот ШК 
€ ato eres ripe olt 
ent wi 
iccessful wai it of 
e not Prepar -— to rr that courso: rh if w 
declared he шло 
0 kno: at, rte ^ ehe n ad 
tage " them, it would only be handing them over, and m nd 
foot, to be dealt with at the AS n 
re her Majesty's ni 
reply of “Russia might be ratae е ооа to the 
The Lords’ " Amendm: - ук Bill 
e uses Bills, 
, the Р, My авот оо 
Bill, and the Ezpiring Laws Сот tinuance Bill, w 
time and bud. Other bills were advance: 
d r prop: reece. 
Mr. B. CocHRANE asked whether the recent vinti. ek etaed 
E vie 6 ely to dela " the arrival of the mew King. 
Pa; X 
пури m td stamp duty on pro ng bein 
Ж unt in Praec Ae en with oic re | 
ОНИ considerations of importance to the revenue, 
ZU los erue Ау i 
ofthe stamp dut, 
made м; o that тоте, вез Xo be S mappy to to 
tion, en n. 
pee Toon ^ SYK. кү attention to dés tch of 
E ral Ton; reporting the death eL теи "filing, 
he ri Majesty's ship Encounter, at sieg р о 29и T 
Sting, and moved for papers. — Lord 62.5 aid 
that as Lieut. Tinling ne. pe рати the us ot 30 E 
and engaged in operation aep in js „ which British. 
эсем boen HA mh mu do, lie t not be justi- 
y Werte Mud ME 0 Xd 
TC. 
the royal pardon o its e clear! 
-- Mery ee I T 
turning to h found that the Com- 
Аус А of row: Hospital, d 
estate, had entered, pm his furniture, M sold it 
Eos rae ei a ed its 
that. 
hose ence M 
ere tried knd нр а guilty оѓ ное that gontlaman was Eo 
perdoued ; and as owned rty— 
d wled that the petiti tioner had 
no ЖАЙ attached to the law, ort those wh 
л could be made in 
na different Tooting from 
en a possible 
of justice. On a division the Иль 
. B. COCHRANE directed attantion to the p £ 
d contended that 
coon and his Ministers had been treated with the greatest 
уеийн ind consideration, and all Њаё England had а 
todemand that the lives and property 
should be proi Pen com Mr. COCHRANE 
Mail Contracts, — 
ж-т! course now adoptec 
y 
- х. departu MN es not aria a port t of 
ten ecu. PEEL шн the new way contract w. uo oRUR y 
sii sa бл the e "€ that the port of departure was to be 
al The was then agreed to 
ase or. Рет, 
8 
й 
to.—In мА of 
obtained lea му мар н - a Bill to 
educe the n Rum used in the manufacture of paint, an 
for Ана purpovs. --Mr: WauALLEY moved the second 
ofthe Petty Offences Bill.—Mr. Васо opposed the bil, and 
