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4 Jorr 9, 1829.] THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
. UTERE = ems — — 
the fishe the rivers in England.—Colonel Norr Government had received no information on the subject.— | under the rule of a Bourbon in tbe other unde 
bris pe of ine renin aise bal pagret ditam | to Fire EA » siena 
= revatio í bet he purp cor r dei T vs n answer ragen, nye UBSELL X that of a Bonaparte. “Who now," he a Mun r 
Mr. 8 Fr 
become general} present Government had sent a despatch to the Court of 
rs—The motion pomi by Mr. 8. Hrn-| Berlin, setting forth that our Government would deeply that this wi Pryde of Great tain hi 
pret and suppo > Pm EL ES a a lament any circumstance that might extend the theatre of the | benefit e conversion of her western quern er 
motion was negatived P Left sitting. zi 
eir obtained leave to bring 2 a Bill to —— Interna l 1 "Y p rs Confederated States ? Who doubts that, 
comm — zŠ Ireland by means of tramroads or tram- — since the ce passions of revolutionary strife have 
W. SOMERV. 72 moved for e to introdu - died away, a | Mita yet generous competition im the 
i gs f the Roman Catholie Relief Act — Entelligence. pursuits of commerce, of scie nce, of art, and of renown 
prohibited a Roman Catholic from holding the office of Sant -— 
Chancellor of Ireland. The prohibition was simply founded on Moxzx MARKET, RIDAY.—Dmirisu [Fconps: The c 
a mistake in supposing that - Lord Chancellor of hanar - in Italy has caused a 2 in the | Yes! the country in which we are e enjoying communion 
Church patronage.— RQUHART seconded ‘ands, Consols closed at 943 to } ex div.; Bank Stock, | and bonis, and the country to which we give our 
ted to the motion, showing, ay re : i "uu" Tew | allegi and Jove, may well unite in "d, eul 
eel, that when that statesman ait, Three per Cents. Reduced, 94% to 953; New pus love, may we 3 y 
he Three per Cents., 9. 1 to ots | "Indian md per Cent. De- | of the Declaration of American Independence. In the 
age. 95 crip of New Indian Loan, — n . desultory remarks I offer in conclusion 
— ed Truveo 94$ ; India Bonds, 10s EAD : 1 99. to 974 ent :—National independence ! success to i 
—— 5 Leavo, was then prem.—FOREIGN : ne 1 5 Five per Cents., for — wherever naturally desired and sion the 
o bring Acct, 1021; Ditto Four and a Half per Cents, 1859, | pursued!” The Chairman then gave in succession 
edit - was read a third time and 5 923; Dutch Two and [a Half per Cents, 644 ex div.; health of the President of the United States, 
Pt ane be N. Bl. A great» this Bill, — Mexican Three per ers for ved — * P At Peruvian l Q 1 of & Ae ashington. 
stood upon ving paper as 75 bn order of tho day, Mr. Dr F d a Half Cents., for A to 874; Ditto In proposing the toast o e Queen, n, the Chairman 
vx moved the second reading of the Bill, and disclaimed any | Uribarren Four and A Half per Gente * ex div.; Ditto said that Has d and — rank, which had 
Three per Cents., 66} te 2 Portuguese Three per placed her Majesty xbove all human responsi lity, had 
D the | Cents., 1853, E j div.; Russian | not ot developed single vice - grad ; A fe. mhae merits 
z * linian Five | had ens in the hea 
Sardinian Five 
alf per Cei se DO, ex dir. 
per Ce ale, hy Spanish Three per Cente, for Acct., 42} | 
the Churc gained is th — e 
- XC ny Mee em d ne | ox div.; Ditto New Deferred Three per | Cents, or exalted station winch - occupied, 8 he had 2 the 
would alter the relations of Church- | Acct., 3 Y ＋ P ex div cynosure of meighbo a eyes,” ‘ond had set am 
with regard to schools.—Mr. PULLER | for Acct., 81 ; Ditto 1858, for Acet., 65 to rr example as a danghter, 2 e, and mother worthy of 
Ditto 8 "don per Centa, hosts edn | universal imitation, The toast was drank with loud and 
. New Two and a Halfs, 27} to 28} e enthusiastic cheers, the whole audience rising, while 
d red * 
of * Non-intervention, the true 
ame 
> z icy of Fre ernment” coupled with the nam 
— 1 ot Mr. Bright. "Ns 1y 
NotesTemed . . £31,917,870 | Government Debt . . 211,015,100 oe — e com me pl quiam 
Other Securities oe se 3,459,900 He felt grai 
Gold Coin and Bult 7 
W 
red fato with a view to a 347,870 
amare DEPARTMEN 
Goverumen: 
— agente vA apital. .. pei Securities foe 
OA 4 quei 8,226,508 . — had 
Í * — i , Bavi Securities ^ .. .. 18082565 | more respected than at the t moment—a country in 
Banks, Commissioners LOL geqx60 | which a eonstitation ee bui which he took’ the 
Gods and Silver Coin... 6 site equally —À coni 
f thi rre — ! its back, er iti in ast pl pov prov —— 
0 e take neral on „ and | Seven day an s people were repe un 
et opposed by eS Such was the — tbe — with hich his nam ape Dit 
a united 9 — the first time it was put to 241,551,255 X. Minen NETT 591,255 | heartiest and 
—Sir G. Grey thought that the subject ought to be f 3 n that non- 
erred to a committee, but would consent to the second read- m States and of En; d, fi 
the Bill 543 opel nd bs bay — — — P but emu at world — were free except 
e .—Mr. GLADSTONE sa les wi hai t 
— — zette of tbe à Heck. Amen and th 
7th day of July, 1859, 
Ga at of the United Kin; 
re was a grievance to ied, a — 2 the doc 
— when there was 0 little real diffe fference. The only — TREE ANN o J. Beo xS, ache T dicen sed —.— their independence, a 
was, W d Billorthe — irre was to be referred — 5 General sr .T. da Al 
committee. As he did not approve of Bills being vitally * to 
altered in committee, he —— the latter course. perd with 
HesNLEY would consent to inquiry, but not to ie Bill in its ingles m settled faith 
mec ſorm.— Mr. DiLLWYyN, in reply, said that on the course lesex, as foolish on 
taken by the Government’ Cen. ed whether’ he should SCOTCH SEQUES ‘TRATIONS-R. Mackrxtrax, jun., D. G. Macxrx- 
or should not give them his cordial support. pue House 
vided, when the second reading was carried by 21 D d [5 
2 i MANNERS e what course tbe Go 5 ped iii a. " - i o this country st 
= - ^ x, 
—— dex take Jes Tox the 9 e IM f the o Bil Aw K Bisa. 7 1 ne he ARBER, E 
ux, and J. Macxixntrar, jun. Colinslee, near Paisley, Calico Printers— 
G: Mone, In, omes Ayrshire, Draper—J. PETTIGREW, Cambuslang, Lanark, 
of w ar iftee would | Licensed V ler — EXT, 
consist, and what it (eec de with “the Bill. PATER some dis- E (xg em inu = UT Ee wenn 
cussion the debate was adjourned. Mr. M. Manon moved the einer e neste rok 3.5 
— roading. Run Lo Bill ee giving a — = Byrd SEQUE 2 Modem "aps ive 1 — 
ENERAL O tbe im no . Glasgow, V rW 
Dp EG D. You did See dene 
the first principles of Eaglish 
ied NE Him | Metropolis and its Vicintty. 
Bi was e. 
725 NNIVERSARY OF 0 ICAN IND —The | Italy. Tho whole question was one of 
sa . of — — of qim nce of | ment alone. He was glad to believe that an 
er the United 8 rated on * vy — rr e 
2 — at St. D s — Gen rapidly aon 
; ; = 
g into strife. 
aments, besides, were antagonistic to liberty, for 
gi with the com- 
ni resided 
occasion, and was "ME nor 
Dallas, Mr. Bright, MP P. and —— 170 other gentle- [t 
— en, The all in which the banquet was he id was 
ue sd by opinions wit any recom ea 2 and union jacl inent. At the lower — of | paene 
Par “the pam or which Feit ne od g Wasa ngton, | away the existence vcr and prosperity of à 
painted by Rembran — p" an American artist, were | bea — 
hung, while Winterhalter's piem = the Queen, | ine vartof the world.” 
which was kindly — by her Majesty for the occasion, Tus PosED ExmursiTION Or 1861.— The annual 
overliun on chair of — President “The galleries of the Council of the Society of Arts states at 
the hall were filled w h ladies. The | | great len gth the pros of success of another great 
— in proposi fi ? exhibition of the products of me — the 
day 83 = ago daw ia on 13 States h exhibit 3 war 0 
people, subjects of a foreign King, bu — the Continent, Which it — — 2 
e ad set those s subjects met, and declared | interfere with its success. r . that effect 
e of high i ost | t independence of the American colonies, and | were pui by the council on the 18th of May :—* 
— with one e i a r. left George III. not one subject in America, was — without long consideration, and even a slight 
bra French, TIU eec Ror from the water meadows of Florida to the mouths of diffe ence of opinion, in the council, "" the report, 
1 being. erected, mo i leave | th Lawrence. Sinee tliat time the United States bad «that their resolutions... were carried, was felt by 
f permanent apoa at a pace unparalleled i was the e rise rag 
The! nat than a giants body independent of SS protest against 
th 33 ; : : a : 
ho wor o ‘ant ‘more than a —— —a € which | war being allowed to interfere further than is inevitable 
he was proud to say bad nev abused, bn dnm with arts, manufacture, and commerce, stopping 
for the mest, beneficent — . While, then, the firm the e progress of civilisation; and it was D 
T urged—that even pan or ta 
the Bours divided, ‘when the second reading was cai y to all Americans, they ought also, on the other han 4 England alone could exhibition worthy o vad 
103. The Court of Probate, dc. (Acquisition of Site), Bill, = to for he. — or Be rins soot whom they — patronage. The majority o of t — council how. 
Brough men 1 The Public Health "yes the Clerk um He. conclu sing, “The Day we | ever, felt — - ptr. a ied by 
Admira t Court Bill were read a eS ace yey A 
the secon roading of the priae which was received with Yond and prolonged | two gr — 
applause. Mr. Dallas, in returning thanks, drew n failure — be more e to future —— 
T readls p pose se ee paralias between the stru sglos 5 the United States | than a postponement, and th - therefore, thoug — 
LN UR tee p» ing for Ta Bill was | for independence in 177 » and war which was|deep regret, vind the resolutions already real 
referred to a select co meee now in =o for tho inc pence of te ay E next e international exhibition. stands, therefore, 
T host Arie jer je ir m wily to Mr. = in eh tending that both contests emble - eac! 1 
2 LL S. 1 en officially announc n 16 1 " * N COLUMNS.— rene eom n 
Monit the —— wish for national „ LIC ADVERTISING sare 15 
Napeon — aae Beyond chee ber Majesty s] worked out with the aid of France, in the one case ) has caen been "PS for the ereetion in the 
— 
Second time, “On the ord 
time. On the order for 
Roman eyed 
