THE NEWSPAPER. 
ooth College | WiLLiams both insist dwell had n had not given would be better Sa on for ia mak a 
ag as answe: Ma ee stan E . Duncombe iS case it would rather be prejudicial than he for Lo 
bserved ae though a a ld not vote for quences. Unless Gov 
t that Go is jaca ie ag to look | it w pen to seri 
ury, Bla Du ins —Sir C. Lemon | ought to be supported on its third reading.—The § 
eeds, d Hu d; the ees. left the chair, and the me resolved itself meai ‘ea 
table, Leeds ead Bradford tsnigley to Colne), the notice-paper being crowded with amendments to mmi 
Sheeld Junction, Berks and Hants, Yarmouth and rity of 1 ddress to d by diff 1 he e firs E ia ai ng Se 
randon ee Sh swes- Her E Majesty, prayi ng her to be grac hei various verbal endments, soug 
of a museum | changes in the Bill, the Drinte ‘effect of which w 
e 
s for the ETRE apa and mainten | m g 
AS kiok in conjunction wii ith ommission for htro uce provision for religious instruction o 
of pak esa meee State, by causing poe halls to be erected b n te pe 
elabor: ins of lea 
ffort. 
pees ee in 1 Weymo 
Pacem pcan = Ey; 
Sanus wack ested the propriety of 
consery: aon = granny relics, but | no’ Sle of a por 
of a —The Cuan- | at ~~ i pe Bog which makes ae Majes 
s, an 
P 
h certain rail companie: 
all annealing, TA baying u 
lines—a course detrimenta. 
Earl of rag ae admitted that Tar ig 
nsidered that law w: 
and 
on great complaints ir ere 
AA 
moving that i it be strc out of the B 
the clause 129; against it 24; majori ity 1 
likewise the lith, 12th, and 13th, were then agre 
reported, The Foreign Lotteries” Bi was read 
tatute Labour (Scot tland) and the D 
esday. i Bere 
the late Sir W. Follett. A great T any Railway Bills 
warded.—Capt. BERKELEY moyed that the resolution = "That 
private Bill for the ee ion of railways, or other publiet 
works, to which the consent of t 
be =e os ees ae decision of the apres 
municate: be e Ho 
Property Conveyance Bill ils of ice. Every speal u 
Bishops’ aona pe nd) Bi ie copie €-T00) nae 
clause proposed by Lord TRENA went through eo eia s who ng that the p pic’ etare 
are tenants on life in the same position with the fen s havin, 
Aye gets 
wa the motion of Lord Brove#as, the Gra: sn ci 
Leases Bill was read a third time and passed. His ARA the view of pera bry De na gas te oa iE be made a 
also laid on the tabl resoluti the attention of Goy ent had been called to the external ap- d the moti 
allery. He wished also to know whe- i 2 
Paa tl 
e four tions e re; 
ailway Bills, and at the suggestion of the LorD Cuan- | pearance of apd National G 
n i on them to Fri ther ther ethat the exterior of the gallery would be 
build a a i PIRE an 
th 
ead 
two years’ gama gems Bie gre Rural Conveyance 
was read a second ber and dex Ina Relief Bili 
eens committe 
Stel in hon No on wae aware, until he had sto 
the, steps of. the “National Gallery, how rea lly magnificent was 
He f fare. -however that they 
ying out money 
sae the mo pi of Lord WHARNCLIFFE, the Games 
eat was read a second time,—Lord BROUGHAM an- 
o; 
through committee without amendment. tD ved 
the third reading of the Criminal Justices Bill. One object of r of the greate 
crs pas a <_< pm sti give the Judges power to mitigate cer- cting or improvin: i y. imilar 
where the circumstances appeared to | w: i ut li en . | were amongst thei im ie anda 
sa eit; k aud another was to remedy certain defects, Mr. Hawe i i in favour of t mt add the plan oi Oe E us a § 
co n 
A tir 
Which oe had shown to exist in the working of the military savings ban! 
seer Criminal Court Bill. There was a clause which he nd 
essed eae "able pri some eS was Ae give the 
Sira the power of giving more severe punishment than the 
law at present allowed for vader ree hegrarated assault which |-made o rtraits of men eminent in the history o 8 mie 
country, to be arranged in ep omg order, as was n 
case in the gallery at Versailles fter a few wor 
E: objected to the clause, and the Lord CHANCELLOR sug- reference to 
gested the propricty of inserting in the Bill the misdeme ; of prisons. He supported his motion by reference 19 005 
h shape ch were not intended ample of Gib sia of the ‘nied States of ae wis tf 
brought within the operation of the Bill. The Bill was read a gress of opinion in all civilised countri a 
second an “The Bishops P Patronage (Ireland) Bill was read t 
a third time and passed, an: Real Property Amendment 
Bill passed through committ 
HOUSE OF COM MONS. n his The report 
w writ was ig co for Dartmouth, ae room Prohibition Bir Ta after a short conversation, postponed 
Wednesday.—The Seal-Office Abolition R passed ihrowst 
$5 aare igs *onday.— pe we ae Stealing Bill was reported. 
in! oe An 
allegations of hg oe then of the South- A Datem epi way Com- in the ry Sir ‘Thesiger, ue fo th pases: a E 
hursday night, was carried, after being ofc of f Attorney-General, —In ly o Sir E. Hares, Sir J. 
ptain BoLDERO, the gentleman poirai im- hat Gov 
ernment felt the ay anxiety re- 
allegaiions.—On the mon for pore ie into a. sori yes e outrages =a crimes that unfortunately prevailed 
in the coun of Cavan, Fermanagh, and an: cireumjacent 
ible ico neh had been taken to 
fees anå perquisites certain o 
Post-office, and how te the dh duties of tiiat ts 
be rendered more Saietta U ta e public, an 
and “lei = the penami engaged th iya 
of og Lovrmasgaiad — = Pien lett 
ties religion had anything to do rd this Separate 
state of things.—On going into committee on Coll 
a Saison Mr. J. O'CONNELL presented gibe oni signe ok 
300,000 re, and Mr. Surra O'BRIEN 
h 
p 
zit 
Bs 
E 
rs 
Ee 
Ë the 
et faa. e inspector of pep mn ha augmented his 
from 12002. to 80001. a-year, by ti the publication of the in detail. 
” which he got up at little or no eost to 
e rvants Post-office as 
ent. 
reer asure W 
ey 
ofe party 
therefore, particularly objectionable W the 
ree institutions in gem d.—Sir J. G: aid that 
hi m the authori 
p: DWELL ex- j| ofa letter from F hbi hi ‘Hale, th 
jean early delivery,” >and denied that | Gove: nt had pr sere D miek “4 that thea alteration mh the the 
showed th 
tive = Bpa era or injury, or 
the mann whi He M ae Feet Gp 
er rie ic r. Kelly got Op 
the “ Post-office ee = Fagg job, „Dy Terg eta 5 ag o Sit si 
oo. from insti riia irst you left re oa out ae 
down ae pucia Mr. hard, M together, and now you only eoii seni pe aoa it.—Lord 
J. RUSSELL considered the declaration made to the House 
by Mr. Saner important. He feared that, unl 
Bill were aie ascertabis to the Roman Catholie 
wveuld-not'be nfamack use to Friland. If the Bill, 
out of committee, should still remain under their 
evuld not be fully 
