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Het within a short ipa Supreme Government bb Free: ijesty in conferring on Si H. Po ttinger a pension | Ton, the Death by Accidents Compensation Bill was 
a t for its own sake ribo sive ia ectato ve tae? hay ans for the very deiei rvices which h he had | third time and passed. The D; ds Bill, the age Italie 
elation, bloodsh Car cighBon! Be Airi Pe: that, cod nob earl have E O EAN Sir EA Bill, and the Canal Companie: 
fag state, and especially when e chee soley of Citta doretatent hal Sor ae TETA oE thi : > 
that state is disposed to act = th most hostile a ‘ood 
‘ s India,—The news from Affghanistan is, t 3 he | In 
gwards J ae ase wae ` at at the Earl of | fi 
Dhost Mahommed an i Akhbar are waiting antil ‘passed thigh a on Sir H. Pottinger, aca fo Te 
the ev - at Sir William Par ae was also fis to e~ 
k then eed t 
Pare b j: e J 
PBELL, at considerable length, e; ined his 
“The tives for On deg the Bill. He Tooked pivot mper riar 
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chong was ni HiS tthe pe : rotestant Poon) ze I nd to be n qui nted by facts. He shoul er 
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Bishop of LLANDAFF condemned the | “Bil, a ear cores fies, ie seen ign he geri K aha 
ew admirable ee d = National 
għ he ba n originally 
end 
a statemen translated reser he Pekin 
| of March. From tem. of 08 
5 men ol u- 
iin, it would seem that Ke-Ying having m ion such a meas viewing i prn rep rarae 
e- 8 ty, felt bound 
d the Emper wae vai tp the anion i religion, sacred port. ss = loyalty. ee proposed that 0 say saw r (his wi hi ing s = oola be more SET as to tata 
careful exami: y six mont s.—The Earl oi re > 
h natio aktorin: was friendly e 3 v the Encl of of bt. emra beek oenen s 
ei the inter 
n, it to be! removed. ant A, 
d, of gr ’s 98th Regiment, had hens ‘tried Mas 
Mart ul, for sending an pe note t oM 
l; Ma: 
‘revision, a| measure had its origin, and th t for would come when the public min 
g it forward.—The Duke of | Ne we caste A A whether | merits ofthe National system ackn: 
Government had held any communication with the Governor of | clared the firm intention of iaer 
Malta, with the view of ii arpei “the establishment of a 
Jesuit college in that ae H ai ie pean ation of youth bar 3 
STANLEY informed the noble a 
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invalids of the regiment to the number of 104 men, 21 
women and c em have sailed for England in the 
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wished to know Mince? fhe patel TEn kpt apliketion air the 
nt license was a Jesuit ?—Loyd STANLEY admitted iy the Spit 
# man'was a sinter’ of tHat body.—The Duke of New ences, to 
HOUSE OF LORDS. nex aire ch ie the Coreana ria fox commun iiai let t them Aai 
Mr e dispute between the Marquis of Normanby | ti ith the Court of Rome ?—Lord S di s law, it is the “ir dit ni to ca bots! int 
Cashel, noticed in our last, ie ha Vi of | fe i thelr Giat parishes, in the dechmtge of their Christian duties, 
ti cour: feel that it is Cing of their aes duties to a obedience to 
i which they liv The petition was. 
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ordered to 
—Lord Bro m brought ina new Small $ pawe 
eg of that tky ott by the Commons because it con- 
tained a money clause. Lord Brougham took a passing ding af 
what he = the pays of the Lower House. 
er Campset referred to the i 
nime st 4 k r 
sir Lay again, and to takë care to entrust them 
older h ds than ae se of Mr. Sergeant set ae Mian p 
reading ta En op of es reas d (Ireland) Bill, was by 
a Herne nis of CLASBICABDE 
t, md tin 
30th inst,—Their Shi divided—For the amendment, 19; 
against it, 35. Màjority,,16. The Bill was read a second time,, 
too! and its commitment fixed ine the 30th inst —The Real Property 
Am iA og Bill was read a first time, and the Oaths Dispensa- 
š faer Bill. was hers a aonb time.—_ The. Schoolmasters (Seot-. 
mec plist this me: y of ‘th i had and) Bill wa read a third time aad passed. 
he must deny, in the Pironi peed i the ity of their i e SEON TETU RATA 
of which he was master, the assertion that the erage had à I i in HOUSE OF COMMONS i 
made on the merits of the case. There were counts | support e d ernment to hres a wpe? Pd various roui business, noticed in our 
hed'by th is | last n en. goi wlan ‘Sir J. Gali moved the 
re onderoft he tapi going into committee of ‘supply totake the pre- 
5 pee it, | fun liminary resolution, charging the Saona ae ag with kia: 
objecti ap been taken to the j |ti war neasure it was the o ent sums necessary for defraying the expe: e new 
foe of the arra, i inci Colleges.—Mr. S. O'BRIEN rose to make ‘what he called: “a few 
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ere united in the opinion that it w: g ul to make the 
appointments to the professorships these institutions. a 
Government job ; and Lesa Arg be their character 
evident if the tenth claus pr t He 
eans Mi 0. A e wi 
ty, means of t m ht thi: ae he had just delivered... As the on Me gga of public opinion. 
bd was one off pa and oomi sert 
td it up in a liberal spirit, i tead of 2 ered 3 jel oe ER tities nc cath Ei the gain as Mcrae z one- 
Briti: slation, wò e ich he as Dictator,, or rather as uty 
Pee TEIT of evint could not approve. He came fresh from Reeser tg ge 
ee me ugt Cer, fear Bill w heh ould be made a base ye 
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ed to state that res bili matter had nd | declare o ry i to attend some course of theological’ instruction ?— J. 
Wiich igated by th : 
treme Pat whan we i Granam replied, that aa S ager agg a sg 
4 between a the purpose of removing. joubt on the su — 
ae ughty, nn, | dran period and a all time. took this | soy wasgl Government did notintend to ora these in- 
Bren Lord ar him out in the ¢ measure by i i sti a | stitutions t the inerease of, fany re 
Piat had STANLEY thought the House could not dou Roman Catholic endowment; the 7 denominatio .. Those who ee ting up Rs ay 
| bäšedon been said, that the decision anced was not | liamen the neeessi against were. not soars i po ic —— Md 
attempt {he merits ofthe case. At that tate houk te hour he coul@not opinion bray “A a it e ar Ear AEA 
Botica m aussie speish HS was yrs bei aas wien En sd toe regarded with jealousy the cultivati of reason 
Ben br tion to ihe intention of the ‘6 oF inaporticnt. Time oi an seience and philosophy ES and, therefore, i$ 
" 7 Shei oar i essions Act, to enter into the try ; statesmen must attend on | was aty s s ernment Liei apean es peer 
ite ito fit ie vould a aoe radon ye Se, pooped depend on it ms be y ‘After a few words from Mr. V. Smi Mr. 
ek or | would y an mast He Ara te woud enp he an perenne this pi sexe makt the pets! ce of Mr. Sy 
Tet taker Tega to the coun tis Pat pros a hei kit Hi) rag vided :—For O’Brien, who had made a vow that he would never again. ap- 
~ s he peeta A hi coat Phe To T the floor of the House of & pom ae rop 
Aet it was not at ether public peace, As to the te ent, 104; Proxies, 77—IS1. ee = En a onie ot pera 
hii Eee Tord "Farahiam ‘had’ at za tlie intellect of Ireland,. and said he prot jey ss ach what 
ace ay irit had led Mn. S. O'Brien to go to Conciliation-hall to em- 
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Reet fit ret, bere religious snimosities agers — ‘and to a 
> s arrow bigotry and vulgar prejudice; an en to come 
‘word: ition K the red after g his v there, to insult the House of Commons 
GERMANS, and WESTME. th å the osed nee ae oppositi a division, th repeating, before it the trash. w ich had obtained app: 
of the Duke ance ner sen Ty Roane The proposed in Treland.. Might he not ask—“ Be there no motives s for 
RETE: ai DERS Tord gave notice that he should postpone this? May not this conduct arise me disappointed vanity ?” 
oye Hart ok Of A eroii moved address to the | the’ second Lord Sra aie mis and Tenants (Treland) Bi) He ae understand a man ye imself under the guidane 
the pleasure with which the House concurred from Friday to Tuesday next. On the motion of Lord Lyrret~/ ofa maa of superior intellect, an 2 by these means s coking to 
