THE NEWSPAPER. 
; but h with Lord J. Russell in | founding separate theological colle; r by endowi tl <> 
ee o burdens at a t all, did he want to go into a come 
Say aetan Fe weig ea ough to be attached to gical professorships in each of aE M. J. 0 an ‘tte. ome m Tis renee must ic yp facts; 
pee measure, the adjustment enos, t the ame np ners — = na if he wanted ‘more facts upon this subject, he ought to 
ta en ad- a y mjn e for ret reee them. A committee could not 
rei anit y peniana could be found by the ordi. 
uld give his | nary process of moving ie ret portarmi. and if Mr, Ward wanted a 
sill rettene for the sake of dra p rnar re for the instruc- 
tion of the House, he must op’ te. ‘the appointment of an: any com- 
k th 5 +e s apma on sone wid gta ages cinch Touse would be u: Hy mite À 
~ nowledge, comm aoe y = mt of it: if it coul draw inferences for its e 
n t, he Hevcooded: to contend | tional inved by several prov a the Legis ped that- at the present period of the sessio: ihe ss se 
em of m na o ducaton popie N. niversity Col- = tirely approve of th deal buthe | would not throw over measures of practical impo ce for 
Eh relai wath it wa hea: any of the aa Aaa ‘who opposed i matters like the present of mere Jaan pipe me, 
it we y Í * better A arsin and, therefo; r i ificulty COBDEN supported the motio ce = observed that Mr. Ward was 
= Bnglane aces 5 as an | the question, he did not feel self justi i si using a phrase which was p gdh congo ay when he spoke 
jn Ireland, where, s di e pms The atl n 7 ry. Bua KE in fi rour | of the peculiar burdens Base g on the ual Fee hoped that 
religion, = oe ee 2 erc: n ANC u; ee i :—For | next year he would vary the te è: 
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anh “amendment was Sem, move for an inquiry i into the peculiar e exemptions 
RES: He calculated the. pressure © m the land, nelu nuding 
j am 12,000, 0002. 
tithe, land-tax, and county-rate, to ount to 12,000, 
od z= Coor fai * y m t the close of the war it had amounted to 18,000,000% 
i oa i ~ at the | but it had been reduced to the amount which he had mention 
eg = yik osion] lectures, ye ch wW: asan explicit admis- ar D> ish | by the remission of taxation which had taken place in the 
n of the effi cacy of religious e educ n. am more, it pro- interval. ` He then defended the a ssociations 
* ad agricultural a: 
the volun: tary err nt of professors to the sneers which Mr. Vard re castupon them.—Mr. V, Smrra 
After stating his approval of the amend- ac - ion ne _ mimittee, called attention to the 
n n levied in various parts of Eng- 
ote land, though he para tt coe O be very relevant to the a 
rent! pleasure in | ject before it, and recommended the country gentlemen to look 
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proposed by Sir J. Diba since the original introduc- 
mof the le he Cc ed that the mode of filling upt 
m accounts ove! fi 
any temporary depression under which they might be now suf- 
ing.—After a speech from Sir Jons Ty YRRELL against the 
motion, and one nid be Bowkino supporting it, the House 
since melee and the mo’ was negatived by a majority of 1S2 
v: r 109, 
ed a ny reason for d th i i rir ó pe š Wr ednesday. — There not bei ‘clock, 
om phy opinion, or for concluding that great national ad- i ti nade, 
ges would not accrue from oe establishment ofa Peat cre li , bee offic hureday.— Mr. frp CRERE called attention to the 
I enied that was a gained with, ‘the dis- | ra ilway business before Parliament. There had been, me ent 
satan disinterested es: f | 243 Bills laid before railway ee out of which a 103 
0 | had been dispos erp le eaving 140 still lingering i in the di 
8. Many partie opposed at an enormous expense, cate 
bai X hers som ot a it prerai faxy sare apr ergg ee? 
o be r “iy 
n the 
gro = hie atin, a state ot oreng ae 
He cone ae pr oe course would be to pua oor 
whose Bills did ibe even reach the House of L a ing the 
present session, credit for all they had done a ne, be~ 
fore the House at the reassembling of Parliament. mie r 
hon. gentlem: asyed a resolution in omiri r is 
opinion.—A long discussion ensued, which was terminated yy 
= UCHERE withdrawing his resolution, ‘and by Sir @, 
CLERK propo: no! 
o adopted’ t that a select committee be appointed to inquire into 
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es expedient to adopt in the meit Si se: p facilitate the rein- 
pri rees of Me pores of such paum Bills as it card: cim found impossible 
aid thatit was an hopies reproach to carry through the o Houses of Parliament in the present 
not asked for a pe hat, on going into com- 
uld move that some 
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Government, pecheewladed g the oficial knowledge of the abdi- 
rk hs not | cation of Don Carlos in am vour of the Prince of the Asturias. 
ompa The French Government had formally i periny timated their intention 
immediately to a, with pata Carlos’s applica and tò 
passports he red. 
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id he bare te | each of his daughters. Here a case of most just "e extensive nor very important ; and that he was not te 
He agreed | but with f recognition. T ases ii sii name a day tò go on a the Bill.—On the order wee day for 
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n o w ected to i i 
a pittan g well for k century and a half. He foresaw that this measure 
acidaliy expired i ic he di: of his duty before the Royal | lead to the establishment of a single bank of issue; that the 
Society. T Praile bat uestionable | circulation of Scotland would be ee and Nesey circula- 
and m ars n . 
g that the House was ee Home, Sir W. Cray, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Baru, Mr. C. Woon, 
ke the responsibili n him- Mr. BocveriE, Mr. Munrz, Mr. F. Banine, Mr. Ross, and 
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no | The tangs _then went into commit sine The clauses up to the 
sat par room sh Fanad the House having cp rps 
ogress, and obi tained leave to s t again on 
ued baronet, and eect that | The Pash. alee Fishin ‘Bill was, on the notion o -i Mr. Fox 
ottinger: might cae retain his present health for the | Mavtr, read a second time, after an observat: ray by Sir R. PEEL 
hi untry. —Mr. Heme any in- | that he had been 35 years in Porhament, and during g tint time 
ir R. Peel; | he never recollected a sessio . Fad siete a Bill for the amend- 
preservation of the salmon fishe not 
mittee to ing 
i hich apiece specially affecti me TE 
ZAN incre wi with anything so sacred as our re- cote tate of ‘ni| . Money Market, Friday.—Consols for the account 
Sci ae te ante d fro closed = a > 99, ex. div.; Reduced Three per 
eya upon the past speeches rs! re Cents and. Quarter, New, 1024; Bank Stock, 
e dif. 
cent gsr Ey ay oer EE i can Bills, 60s, to 63s. prem, 
GAZETTE OF THE WEEK. 
UES DAY- BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED—T. Coox, Leicester, 
glove manufacturer—G. B. Scnozss, Lostock-hall, Lancashire, muslin mami- 
BANK DLT AR J. Braste, Grest St. Helen’s, wine 
. % S, Rede: eet, boot manufacturer—S. 
| Bears or, mbeth, shipo! =. en 
Suthaseptom 
Bread. 
was to oJ, Sure, ship. wed iavarance broker, St. Deuuea's Aili, (pae 
? exem] tions enj DERA ADA, Readin, Barkshire— W.Y a ae ay oreo omas 
bo ‘exiii. | vot akai teas tie ex eon in t aatan Maries a. Bears, Leek Wootton, War 
urpose | being liable egacy fro tax ———. egg Ar anufacturer, Chardstock, Dorretshire—J, arts, 
tors of it being relieved from rse-tax, chemist and druggist, Si hana, Bristol E, T. Jours, and H. M. Caoersity 
usbandry servants if ee: for domestic services, and | booksellers, Rochdale—J. M. Nutsox, general broker, Liverpool-W. Bo 
If he took into consideration the duties Caascanne, horier, Leeds. 
of the landed interest, there | , SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION 
gh. 
[eee rs st Did Riaty etropolis and tis Vicinity 
beat should take place, to it |, Capital Punishme y direction of = James 
conferring de- wi gio caer The to go into i| Graham a copy of ‘te flowing letter and important 
f i eto head in what the result would | rule relative to the of prisoners — to 
Regie Tett the cou araw rate a has nae i bes aed to the chairman of the 
tter chance of prom promoting a system of | conclusion as to whi = ena for every county in hake à and 
acceptable Mr. S. HERBERT asked w pie 
D eens meae ten cadens the impositions whic parties ies deemed to be burdens on | 
