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Yöre 23, 1860. | THE GARDENERS’ CHRONICLE AND@AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, 
gutiorities of the he Metropolitan ‘parishes. —Sir G. Lew as the most miserable and mismanaged public affair in the uld vote against the Bill.—2 PU PRE RE IE: | 
misd to geen some E rina respecting the case voters B “eria It was meant to accommodate 1000 m men, pn it Nort h, pee LEw: i saia out Bill w was "contrary to the spirit of 
—Cdonel LIND: moved an address praying her Majesty to | would pey bate par man, whilein a sanitary point of view it was modern egislation, s which had been inish rather than to 
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Octoler, 1858, as far as cnn be its retrospective application | that Netley Hospital ren naa been ee of a bit too severely. T had expre: 
+o themedical officers at tha e serving in the ranks affected | The building w. ie There were long corridors, inui gging, and bel 
having due regard to the ofcleney of the publie service.—Mr. | deep rooms wie 3 des ok end turning lowaeds he | it would be most injudicious to protect the woman by degrading 
S. HEŁBERT opposed the and after Lal ords from store and no side Santih. Three Erie ago, when | the man.—Mr. B. CARTEk said thatif the Bill wentintocommittee 
Colone. Dickson, the noioa a wee wit Haa ue, Burr | the plan was proposed, he protested against it, and a commis- | he should move that the e punishment of flogging should only 
es Hen 2 bring ‘2 a Bill to amend enna declare the law sion, oft whic he we thes j a member, reported ee h ye be inflicted in case of a second offence. After some further dis- 
ting’ to s to be n to a disqualified candidate a | he brought the matter before the House.—On the v r | cussion bad House divided, when the Bill was rejected by 74 to 
Perkahiasary y Rech Ae, Gi ds E oft the ey? a <7 on Barrick Accom sb prae r. B. OSBORNE that . ighwa: i 
of the Selling and Hawking fais: ill sı a pring Pe sf the sum of 5000/., proposed to be taken for tin Ni | Mr. BiaGKpans moved the second reading of the Valuation of 
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tion of privilege. The Billori riginated i in the Loa, but cihintned division | ty 154 to 18. Tbe Chairman then reported progress. | Bill, and move at it be read a second time that day six 
a clause respecting penalties, which he maintained related to | The Phaz Park Bill passed through committee. In PEE | ear iets Lo’ ent, an 
asy. and the measure mgh, A = accordance with | upon he i eee ‘er the Chair ahh e discussion A epa peeing was negatived on a 
the privileges of the Com to have originated in that | ordered to report progress.—Mr. in moving the eed NMAN h d readi 
ouse.—Mr, Br aie rdt rat thee order shoals beadjourned, | reading of Tenison’s Charity 0g pikes explained its object. | of the Felony weer Bil, the object of which was 
—The SPEAKER said that as the question raised was one of | The Bill was read a second time. The Criminal Lunatic Asylum | to assimilate Herne rdceddre in criminal eases to that now 
privilege, he thought the best course to adopt would be to | Bill was also read a second tim me. The pean reep of the | adopted in civil eee and oun on age to sum up the 
postpone the order.—Lord R. Montacu, who had charge of | Roman Catholic Charities Bill, as amended, gave rise to a debate, | evidence. — After a short disc which the ood 
the Bill, consented, and the order for the second reading was poet was ultimately adjourned. Leave was give: a intro- | received oes ee of the Boracehot-Gikeeiat and tl 
tponed for a fortnight. The Tithe Commutation Bill passed | duce certain Bi piu Home SECR Y, it was read a second time. — The T 
ugh committee. The Law of Property Bill, as amended, Tomspay.—A e morning sitting the’ Tenure and Improve- | journ: med debate E the ‘second reading of the Ecclesiastical 
as considered. On the oe ee going into Commitiee on | ment of nd (Irdad) = Fired eee in ¢ommittee. On | Commission, dc., Bill, was resumed by Mr. HENLEY, who 
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House went into committee, and on thing the 10th clause | Estates — The Government consented to adopt the | denied that the amount of com which it would neces- 
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the CHAIRMAN was ordered to report progress, Other Bills | amendm which was opposed by Colonel Frencu, but | sitate was so great as had been stated, or that the commis- 
were advanced a stage, und the House at1 o'clock adjourned | after a sition was adopted. Clauses up to 20 were then | sioners had been wasteful or extravagant in the management 
to Mon nday. agreed to, and the Chairman Cred sa progress. The China | of the estates entrusted to their care.—Mr. G. C. BENTINCK 
Monpay.—The Garibaldi Fund.—Mr. Macu asked whether jo 
astatement made in a Dublin newspaper to fa eftect that the CHANCELLOR 0 5 
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland had subscribed to the Garibaldi mag Plate mag tee mtal estimate 
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the por ag ‘said that he had not as yet se ment arrived. The debate was therefore again adjourned. The 
for Chi but that as po Tramways (Scotland) Bill passed through committee. The 
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ills Committee. —Mr. BEAM ked. when the report Sow of. the Government. to ex! rovisions of the | Ozfor somes statutes for the bette: 
+S scape ir grag Rang Nl Pouso of | Refreshment Hou eis EAL A Ania (ath therein, and for other 
DWELL Said that no ARE pai : A 
eroy, but to a former one. The Tax oes the Laxb rests = that t it ae the intention | obtained leave to bri ring in a Bill to enable oa Uninet of 
H r regulation of professo: 
mittee inquire into of each Hou i ses and Wine Licen ps 
i i ills i i ‘ tion Savoy.—In answer to Sir R. PEEL, Lord J. RUSSELL EN pet i ian Army.—The adjo umed debate on the 
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ganea Kes aiya of precedents, and the report might be | he could not say whether or not 
da a ming p pE —Mr. Hunt asked what | on “oe affairs of Switzerland. Harbours of Refuge. — Mr. | country, Erin amea IY y STANLEY, who anad that 
Fe the | et a ko the eb am perfin of Linpsay mi oved a t r the 
at Elections.— | of the House, it was the duty of her Majesty’s Government to | Indian with the Imperial army in the hy ope but com- 
Sir G. Lewis said that a inn on the i ei yet ed on the adopt : at the earliest possible period the necessary measures to | plained that they had to discuss the subject before they wera | 
i been in preparation, but there | carry into effect the recommendation of the commissioners | in possession of od details. In the course of a lon; te stir he 
could be no hope of passing it in the present session. Public | appointed in 1858 to inquire into the formation of harbours of | pointed out the impossibility that soldiers of the 
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: seconded the motion.—Mr. Baxter opposed it on the ground certainty which would be introduced, and the con- 
e n The motion was agreed to. | that it would be ae for the House, without further sequent r that ape would be deprived of those 
Fae 0 from ouse go | consideration, to re end a project Not pe ould involve, | defenders best Sababik f serving her. He could not believe 
into Committee o rey awa My, Midin Moved see: address to y red Piai st estimate, a an n expenditure oi ot Ki s0001. He moved | that officers ne. tho annA could avoid wti offence to 
he® Majest; that shane fice: i th arı ho hav tth r. DODSON sai ani vi emse. 
_ been TOA i> p preying the get ee ery rs wed oko Bare hae i essels was aiba circumstance | from the existence of an Indian army being a course of dis- 
itted to ees in the ranks, in tt kp Cole ae If the Ho to to the present motion it w 
erm: a; t rte ters.— NNE e Hous e e to the 
jti Morh Vaag Mr. 8 ak inoue inc he. acne, called upon to tect the agricultural interest from | likely to extend over RERO distinct forces thanover & a single 
joyed by commias ioned | hailatorma —Mr. W, C. Tarson, Mr. Beronorn, Sir H. | foroo. He dwelt on the military knowledge and ex 
ay vot Soa in a long Indian service, which moreover, if kept 
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“was Pihi fed without a division. Cavalry cma ren nde! J 
GRIFFITH (mov resoluti is unj the Government had risen to state the course they were | ex t 
oe ution that o r e na o is important subject, It was all ve: but contended that they were due to Canis which could wel 
rejoin that there was no money applicable wr be ee eee EEL said that va erie ye E and 
keep for the perfo 5 urpose; but, surely, if they could afford to reduce the duty | agains’ e question was very evenly balanced and Lord 
Th Senu ng a he ata ma thes previous motion on champagne and rich silks, tier could find the means to | Derby’s Government, of which he was a member, had 
would not —Mr, | prevent so lamenta! ble lea loss of life and property.—Mr. M. | decided in favour of a local force, but since inet Sine time 
8 e o of | @ said: thst thé Government cer mil Aaen tothe ARa A Ti tevin force of 
ed the o e survey, JE ‘a Bill had beon Prepared with the view of | rencos He anai pgs ore not only vote i ag the 
t they : inane survey, and sald of the recommenda of the commissio- | introduction of this Bill, but it his cordial — 
ether Pa MNE sail ilar, EAE EA the service of the state.— | ners byi the provisions of which the commissioners would be | Colonel Sykes and Sir D. L. Evans nay bores the 3; Mr. 
= 8. folate the so eis of tiat itatoment, CAR to - then forrt $ provement ‘ot piece lag ay ra oa en ditz ea RET 
and contended thai Sem, conside: n had be: “org num ani ency of other e Poor Relief (Ireland, read 
P ei nted him from poenti the Bill | second time, The Local Board of Health Bill and the Local 
now 
measure they had adopted to prevent this flagrant violation of | —Sir F. 8 said that, as an engineer, he ay hate p< passed through committee. On the order for the third 
the law. iey p E at the open and indecent manner that the works could be carried out for the pat reported by | reading of the Caledonian and Crinan Canals Bill Mr. W. 
i ei to the Pope, | the Comrnissioners. If these works could not be undertaken | WILLIaMs objected to the improvident outlay of public money. 
ern’ ally at defiance. 
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the Act itself had occasional], Dedki suspended, but it had never | Sir Frederick Smith that the works recommended by the Com- Pes the Og Sagging pate. that the Bill authorised no grant of public 
ore Th atte: i rs were of a nature i i naga ents e contrary w relieve the public revenue 
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intended to sanction the proceedings, or else to admit their | they might as well ask for 15 and make the harbours of refuge, | amendment was aiiora, by 98 to 47. The Bill was ther 
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incompetency to che psy —Mr. CARDWELL said that when | — PaLMERSTON said that the Government objected to the | read a third time, and passed. The Law of Property Bill was 
the movement was first made known to the Government, they | motion, not from any indifference which they felt on the sub- | read a third time and passed. The Burial Ground (Ireland) Act 
issued, not a lamation, but a police notice as to what the ject, or because they had not made up their antics upon it, but | Amendment Bill was read a second time. The Criminal Lunatic 
ld commit the House blindfolded to all the re- | Asylums Bill was passed th h i On the order 
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law really was, and what Rs Pos eet 's Soria were prohi- | because it wou! “ig Se e 
bited from doing. At the orders to the | commendations of the propies naipon Be a pre differ- | for resuming the debate on the olic Charities Bill as 
isted. the i 
become so 
bly end u g eans ot increasing i ~The oppose of by | affecting the ean e Pet i pamere of other denominations.— 
home again. As to the question itself he protested against | Lord J. pameng and iter pe, pamang "wii a AAAA. — | Ultimately, on the ATTORNEY-GENE) g ring up 
interference on either side, and against he insulting language | Mr, Peite Deasy obtained leave to bring in a Bill for |a clause to meet the aaor the firs! $ clause was postponed, 
J. Ru t the pal Administration. | gra! nting certain tis aas on Wine Licenses and rr eg oo Houses | and the remaining clauses e agre 
The Government should act with impartiality, and pass |in Ireland, ne eguisting the licensing of such houses.—| FRIDAY.— Mine: et Regulation a erer Bill. —The House went 
r measures for Ireland, and they would hear no more of | Mr. Lowe moved for select committee to FERE and report | into committee on this Bill, when Mr, KINNAIRD proposed to 
ish emigration.—Mr. M’Ma HON aa on the Government, if | what buildings are necessary me bed South oe comes | i 
they put down enlistm es i: the , to ae" cere at the | —Mr. Jons Locke tho ought the wording of the motion ought t mployed in mines to 10 hours daily.—Sir G. LEWIS opposed 
une t ii be altered, and that the question referred to the pr rivhae rek anendiment which was nega ive. on a division by 79 to 61. 
Colonel the shows whethe! tiho atig om ehonid n ot be dong sare y with zion rd LoVAINE moved th p insertion of worda w hich would allow 
and lain the expense en ding | a greta att that the jo Á airaa taai r 10 y ea we till Jul; 
et agg r Aeree aarp y o eker a Ea h ike 
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oye expense. He did not think the commissioners had been | WEDNESDAY. —Mr. ic, UAS moved the second 3 
fairly treated either by the late or the present Government.— | Professional Oaths Abolition Bill, the object of 
Mr. S. HERBERT said that the ~ oh cl entertained the abana poua t a in reference ‘to’ tent: 
fullest sense of the ye weet e the labours of the commis- | bers e iegal profession.—Mr. NEWDEGATE es 
var admitted t re Sbjestions soaks Bill, and should movo its rejec: 106 to 84. 
Seir proces pi: T al justified by the circumstances. The | tion u the motion for fo Jee yd wee TLLs and 
ouse then went into committee x Dex AN 8U] e Bill.—— 
i. tab of supply, and agreed to | Mr. = ae gape omissory 
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merits of the Armstrovg and the Whitworth ri the House go into committee on the Aggravated 
Mkema ent had raio an ole aaa STAA NAP seer Amendment Syill.—Lord ENFIELD said that the eo seh e div.; Ditto Four Aad Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96} ; 
purchase of his invention.—Un the vote for Military Hospital | not proved inoperative, and doubted whether, if a ogra £ | Ditto 1859, 96}; India Bonds, 12s. to 7s. + Exche- 
TE C tej i h be wilin in aryl of wite- i è ic se aie: Brati 
5 e ay Eer 
—Mr. Harpy seconded t endimen t; | Dutech gren aaia all per Seine: 66; Ditto Four per 
y Mr. Paut.—Mr. V Ewant, mg Certificates, 101}; Russian Four and a 
ts d, as 
pod 5,0002., -= the further amount required was | diy three months. 
said he stag 
ogging altogether, 
