Avevsr 6, 1859.) THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE 
— is, aired ——— 
That d must be red y à coi le ase of | to define the said rights, and secure and protect those of the for thre months. The amendment w. ti after a 
expenditure, and he hoped ' would be reduced by so ncrease | public A in ood iduals. zas hon. member | hne discussion, uz the Bill E piod, afer a 
of re 3 He — not — that any considerable educ. motion when the House was counted out. po The adjourned debate on the order for the second pending 
e civil expenditure. 1e great item of t of the Settled Estates Act (1856) Amendment Bill was 
saving must be in "that of the army. On this — he ente! — Bil 72 “a hats s edi after a — resumed, and tbe House divided 3 »on & pes by Mr. Bree 
into a variety of detai on the nec desultory legal discussion. The House then went into Co m- — defer the second reading for three months, Which wi 
mittee of Supply po the Civil Cont imc. — Mr. SPOONER ried by 68 to 36 ; so the Bill is is lost. 
movi T the rejection of the vote of 2 r the National I "Tu DAY.—Blection Committees.— Cel. Grevit.n, member for 
ng that many — the siotures were Longford, was brought up in the — of the "Rerjesntcat 
ight t — having been ordered into custody for neglecting 
ted debate the ttend the — pw committee. The 
r. Sroow WER of — absence been X A73 he was ordered 
of 2 be discharged - on ment of the The Serpentine,— 
On bringing up the me "A “soppy Sir J. Paxtox 
objected to the vote of 17,00 the tine, 
and thought that time should - — given to consider 
ir J. SHELLEY . Wan t 
t Mad: 
row salt p from which 
„ and to impose 
an affluent as 
the expense of defending hi his soat, and had therefore determined. 
st it. The chairman, Mr. to retire. There was no sort of corrupt compromise, although 
vole in ien of the vote, which he certainly had compromised by p = the "— that 
the ition should be withdrawn. He w that he 
— vm dye yote i for 9988 for — ting against the rule of tho =n 
ae e> [Left speaking. 
protested 
LM to -— daa 
ublic, were purpose of 
e tablishing our pe mi dm at Kensington i 1 E me 
——— followed, zi which it was contended d hat the pictures 
might hay o been pl aced for a time in a privat — | 95 to } for Money, and 95} for the 7th 
ow e by the Royal tem- | September; Bank Stock, 2221; Reduced and New 
ng hat Bu m cog ene e: der Three per Cents, 95] to; India Stock, 2213; Four 
ngton. 
of India was = rays whole — 
confidence in the 9 hasas of the resources of the country. 
—Lord Sennen yon by po his —Ü the. dificulties 
hey 
City Entelligence. 
Mowry Marrer, Frroay.—Barrisa Fowps: Con- 
— us 
met grum expenditure. At Tene S. 
time he bd that | before He mperial assistance would be | rod 
a matter of necessity to India.—Mr. Bricut said that the 
— ka — of bso y its 
tate of 
beet ’ 
diy — 2 bob a Half — Cents., 982 to ra Beton 
dependent d dort ould. x per 1854, for account, to 82; Ditto, 
d hereby um EU E otier division, 2775 1858 Poon 67d 721 eh Venezuela New Two and 
e remar) = ANCELLOR a 
5 — Mi E —.— wy Mr Hake, eye Ao hen ON 
Na Foreign Office. 
NEO 1 
the resolution was ^ 
I 8 d agreed a — into committee on da. 3 e Mem re 
read a third time and 
aes pe me d Government of oreign Since, the —— of the —— — t stated that 
or d reading of the Settled Estates Act (1856) — ah mrt mraint a 
mendment I] Mr. WHITESIDE mi m object e f 
Bank of england. 
ISSUE DEPARTMENT. 
Notes Isrueð . s. 431,201,740 | Government Debt. 11,015,100 
Other Securities ., . — 459,900 
— 16,726,740 
defraying the expenses 
erete for the foundation of Vi new 
B 
ill, w. —— — — — mai Sir T 0 3 E s : DT k 
oder & discussion ih Publie Deposits (includ- 
ing the question whether it should comi pr hs. Commitee 
eclared Y void.— the dagi» and of Nat. Debt, and Divi- 
o e until the | 9f the =| guess LO MAD 
and — kernend the Seven day and other bil 187% 
his amendment was — rm 
Ath day of August, 1859. M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. 
ROSS, “Mr. 
oke ta favour of Mr. Scott Js Sir — SHELLE e — 
and E ConrxGHAM opposed it.—Lord RETON 
nothing mesa b done towards fixing upon a — until Far- ET s uet os "x eek. 
Sues Bo — the "nni he e toa Publ | da a: vx rn "i b AO y 
P ; arae di 
TuEsDAY,—A! morning siti the Income Taz Bill was was admirably | üited to 
reed a thid ue of. r recie. but not — . 
hs: which the present building was 
NERS vindicated the course 
Stock 
ues CALDWELL, near 
press | in E HORE — — J. Watson, 
en " i 
Bill 8 He proposed, th to withdraw it, to Roman olic sailors, Alloa, Writer. 
and to introduce a a a Continsance Bill,’ men able the exemption 
Cat! charities from the operation of the general | Electi 
E S. Estcourt and Mr. Yowrsa 
UTT, as t 
this course.—Mr. H 
of Roman Catholics, 
bri — H 
th- introduced the deputati 
— strong 2 feeling which existed throug 
4 ar —— owing sate ent as con- 
* 2 mstances woul td ey "To reques peto of the 
Word of God —— the system of education in the Government 
was | schools in India, so that none s who ma y be so dis be inter- 
— discussion the esti 
ury — — ote of 10,000. fer the expense of a new ni Oopa pe — co pono = n Eo d chief local authorities in the 
any intention 1 — * am the Lern 15 88 mébl ev M — Lord Shafter stated that the numerous deputation 
e A SPEAKER referred | an i enient copper now present represented all the denominations of 
p. did cora y^ wich ee hee Mision jp iMd ia ares ada; Mr. GLADSTOSE said he religion, bres that. — more would have attended h 
MILNES o thse an address bé 5 — * Majesty, i take his stand on the reports he | not so many persons been out of 22 at this season, 
f the 
her to — with th e blic — allow them | A written statement explanatory of the views o 
= Bie Mu puspose fp n ts and | to be published. "Tu: eui Laue dmendount ion, was then read :— 
eration of the Police — — Amend 
LE ‘ariousother Pier pills paged rong Aran On the 
committee, 
. reading of the Divorce Court Bill, received class in 
— — kY-GENERAL said that its object was | Christia: 
to render al Hall eligiblefto'sit in the 22 + nda 
. — ediately on the arrival of the rt, an tate the acti e the powers na — 
at te po ports sof ei either country. He thought that the diffi- erty 
ol might be gadis p by a convention.—Mr. HENLEY said . — the 
that concurrent ju 1 might be given in the cases of moved to Mer Peri the deputation eret 
f Russian or French Momm oo amendment was — 
1 ed— 
—— Bible class in any 
undergone in th 2 | tion ofa a 8 ju ny, Ge 
d he Govert — teachers, either 
into Comites Qo me e iden | —— 7 did it forbid the reading of the Bible itself in school 
ich the p had t 
the — ler — going 
Amendment Bill, Mr. 
the foreshores, dal 
the coasts of the United —— with a v 
