The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FaiDey, MA 24. 714. Loth Outten's/es lea be seat as the woolakek et 6 Vieth. olusrmors NATVRtaLIBAT lON BILL. owed Wm. nii I ' M usf fund a irrs peoestol •cies home the iikaiimeddimA.....TßES744o ti... ibid.,. mow air the odallibmat of ~awe( wage es serthdebna sod Ilte ibilewieg bale woe severally read a third ano ad posed :—Dolo el 1 i s ie riste ; Da DN ia sh== Tsa i : EJesetios ta r s eiomeit ,Wes af = sere ; Clyde Neviesdele ; Tows Barbour Bamboos • Ilawnsag PM end rid lltalway Radvrsys Jeneas lewd; W Itadwa_ grofdver lo rwayowaseat ; sop stoo4lPort i = Ed mow Rail ; Work sad Ter minus Railway Extessiss te Noma Abram =Lai ; Burial of Abe Desi C =the Bit 7 mil MIR= wi ; Otlry and lidelas lad ; Iloilolf ~ell ad Ts& swiss Rota, la and Linos y ; awl Rimer side* Itailwey, Bills. PROBABLE DCRATION OF THE SESSION. The Earl of BURRY Tithed to pat a question to Lord Rearm* des he mead roe tbe rail reoludim drag • you 'dm dey_sher dish dea le wa i=t pro ud with asy WI frame the odor home Me oium &road why de sable led MI ai=ded Oremrah • mottos la Me orb' PA of do eledok elabil 11736 his period at wart the sides owenentra lid lib NimlNg ihry had eir wird Lt u t=l el es swiss ides it mad be vory *gnaws 10 ea alb Abe d tho bore to bow haw south NM balms they wee amested to go (Bow, yes.) An thwart sew swirl at the 24th V a t, la bard the sereswed wadi sot that it on raeacsabe It tie pat this epodes to ids aside Med i sad if lie noble Mod nerd ma • weeledes he berd that it woad have tio ewer if tha pea=rl. Lord REDZSDALI rid it 11611 quite Ms dol. be the wows dirk the seta MI bed Olds; be bed set derght 116,Tbm' to mew ••esedatka RON GIL= he ap they washl we veld myriads We • tom, *e lbe emir hid ealy oersels May. At the owe dm ell that wand raid him ow ad Ere Of the oar Jiro of tit umbelies. (Hew, hem) He lfla PfateN7 ••■•4•04 that the brim' is tho east bore 11011111 bre =sot non domed elow if web • nadir bol Mem Ho would, however, her tho matter astlielly is heeds. He did net Seel Mom; maws stramly l =S e to do us, le ardeswar te lb •ay ; se the same der lo thought dot • day might sow be thed, der • earderielas ef die brims beam the caw bar% wiwilli wool Sod be bales do bursa al as orbs to • wear dos. (Ear, her. The Red of MALMIIIIITZT bir ast the wow* meat woil we ewe aeries is es d very inwerter $ peed lad GRANVILLE war undo•beed la ow dot is the pe frobar eirceeeserwee d die weert amiss be thee& the seta lad hed sad wiry 'Wset •O•oftlog ft limit dw dm et each they . werd e weir bills pia she saw his. Hit did set dist, is the wend elde of the briers beam pedisment, the It word be wail to pees rig musk ea wares. (Ear. bum) The Ea ef MIST rid be Mend my uselif dr restos wan sand to ere is. dart shah M the err iph of drag err day brood laid th e y 77 . 2 ad Nod setae bills • weed time ; end to sell aged thst the garreuesst dad gir ihe mar ash eardwdes r M arra tire ft Ile • Mr. They light away aserds sew *or Wag ihe burrs lobes the two Mere wee Wry W hit ; et any vs* wid saw Mils woe Moly be woe eg Mr the oast lima The edged tam fry/a TOLLS IN THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT& Led RATIENSWORTH ow the Made, wesaidss, d which be hol Or. agree :—Wheaer bar Ilereles wen oat bas onebbiled th i sasdos made to the li=ve Lad of the Tommy es the lest by • derbilbs bees webs Wass tholudre lbe ell Mane Osermidat, die pay thee berldeawer • padres& will beribese • emu ere kr so oily esseri of the adl per vials de de w& Idles wee des Th owl nowdder the wad et the Iderapalik Lob einemelm; ond whether as adds Mil dis - Led Ireident des Owed edger so. swims that so dadeMeemerew him ward royalist Ma They hd Mord • poet ael abed gumenee—sesobillead Iwo, oriel ago II woes* ed awn of irises Mob.a Ma r ale is As inballede of ls reneger to Mr • leengibe a 1171orri-rrir rd is., appear to the welespile vesilied is do maw ime. RI do esertionsof do apeasread dad degonsiehr glad ler do aerstee if • sale bid am him OM Med al Lim- Me), who ins dm drams 4 tbe Pleimpoilles Rads Owewledas, do weereel d as Ow dais • sada dr rasa led bees Oda hirer= ewes eddy is arameielbs be ward* WE Mawr do eserrel d these abeasedswa; Id tide yews had sire =sed sears den lei am Me wo dot ell die usleorilles tie w ass w o wessineted ar try • ornewes d fte Jodi pererden of do ammo aloe ars ef lowy—*lsedb)—sol as red woo, diet • idle well bad to be set ast rif the tells. SOINNIMIS Iligeftelsa bid Vail IS ON Pleat Mart Val s • Mows Intl& frabiest, sod lo shoal be_sal to km whet = i l e te=ent Wesded to babs. Mo dads' lo mg wee Wing her sod es woad is se sorrel sTE — "abolidget ed raids. Is do Taos awl lianwsemith Maria be bared dot ' we=b sididend ids woad he equirisst be Bs is the pad Earl ORANTILLI di dot the eljail des isslades who led rid as do orendont woe • eel ' desimaiellea Ored Awls W hem mole mos yens as wader di the sale bed adored lonolerl The y es de to the prest *slam des armed* set Wield what ad hos dead by ids nab INN. The mega ler am dish disensi as dries des set; bet it am we orn Isle is die weseed orbs lo la • MB. TM Howe M bdtbe eider tZ k end wee in smeassirdis with M raw e saambeiesere el The Ea al LONSIDALI Malty ohm' to dot MI bees dwell thirty yaws ego. Mho a tow wade bow Laid lisoceeme, the edged lintel. THE LATE LORD RAGLAN. lad PORTRIDCUd add whether it woe the rendes Of the sornment to me • wesemsee to the hie Led NaOKI ladles neeilte Mb sow ahead era the dews st se brew. TM beseves sail diedwasse et that wr Id to. bealowd yes lewd of the beredge oft ire i beteme• wommeee. (lser, ham) Is relenim to Br de. I sods of Lad Mesh* Is wood ably modes Soo rah disk owe waddienade, and meld dr se IMM se pre dbh to the male at Ober lard* The espedilles la the Charm die* delsedmil as la Aged, MK lod bees oily anal est le Swerader el dot yew; od il arbeited el do aeon di, sad Mawr at Lod Wes, with ow ill le wavy it to • oaccostal Wee. TM loam yes Add debar the low 4 • slash bed w seas sad as bights at r Alas wen speed* was. 1 1 wee sow well Mows thwat,epd Mined isedy lbw dot lades tiro reed st wome;fteream ll la dr Lad me sow saellbd by dee Rewire dowsers the bed dol bdd swam less Wire, hsh*.balumt her Mr we Is as raw if afw dm. la the Medan which frame, as Dada pile ad the are who se tars bad bra insgedwin eta omen dseshied to webs doeslos kr do milladdeg. It add Is modem& bow indiesidyk uns geedelsi dot flebeigmeldeld ild is • Mr wed* ad es =we ass see made& • vas eiesems& ad raw* bellowl, ad adds= bees tam Thew me ray mom to bus ad do dad mil brae his. pail Me Lad WA, adobe In add beam bemisho; sal It iles pablieweirMase brizimsred des mus t =semis dab se wo amid le nesid Aar the bade af t :V lbe sues adds we shwa by lord Ruda es to do 4 do dri=ed Rai army; lei do Pend W in sibeleadad be was deters bast deem TM smeiliss to Rola was Medd with • Nor sew did led minas rape. The *Mee ddo Meekas as Reis as as li.. el Irmo NM soerlowly sealed Leed lieslas. The amines sad mesas d that Were beelsesd Ile bra dab marred re =WO Mis prowl gedll ige afterwarde. eed won a les sawbabb rihsay hoe bees leaded W by Maiebef Mi. Mord— we ars war d as bear el sure skin (ErrirW3 Led Wes weeend is SOMA =lt dim d goat helbeile void deserelesent at Mks* end dorm ; mod Ms siel^ Mid oseetwe ma Ow bid* r Ms grot jure nor w rl Wri Ihemadkel el with dims to awls so* ad. (ism.) MR wad die Meted= Mad be sumed Ids redent ad unseedel smear a puma es ihr se to soli do woad ed le derale reams OMB mo— rendisse le dila die Met lediwego was lbe selindeed• Whelles Ida daddme me seeded iwldetw i rs awry swedes vim be was weedebelly am k ou d dm le ids freqrst bet seedseediess semi Weald. le &dr wore sol be tbdr quedwe. beer.) TY Lod Saab* ria his saga* ordrelm, set bow rad Mara man as pseredes dinddes 74 dime wave 'MY I* ai, as um Mei brides es mom do di=sh • as sae wile Wm ites we el ;NM 11 fib* be ask& was his a phal weemele woe arid aol inellierly Ida Ad was emerd Is be Imo goer megMils enbibibl es as pet ef do It biar be sad why*, lid areserat *JudNy nese do MI is. as Whenalevereedom 4 Led Been meld tow Ida we When he said Uwe tbe mils led nom andlod • ins les Rob Mos Ide W m mews as las lire fernsferns ed W dab il= Vomit awl anew dear idles ; berm web as Wm midst • egoist ad • bees be plied le be line b he ead ties Mira Nan Om pet is bawd flw am essernt ast peil usaliedies Morn as fee• orbs wadi he bit be be a *Me ispelbse Is the mews et ad greet wan dila be bed ee mesh at Mid Natem.) Thies wee ihe mnds zo r i rri=z a ft gyp )) ha as Ms our err-who hid did is We oasis awi their seway. Ml be be Vol Is ble seta add= d Lard E• 4140 N g des 4 W was mid asepelise asigier—lbew his. a• BoVirromor dewed to aq mime who bend hew had is Made f Eat area Ls Mid id by lbe Mel ar ra a the rimy, be = l as aie rrenell ii...4. t v his Let , J ir •—der r 0 Mel dmeresitaill hew.) As to the mem et Rh Mao 11. (Lord Forte.* se el wily reed a teiel kw. Ihe mss at use mho bell beta hie mast mists at the deli awl is the dew; sad mho wee the awswalai anima el We het lea Tellis d a h iger Am theme, maim adder a Main Ms lame lehe the the er mil mews hh tilde emu me* . .ste—he mit wed dial ►o- rebYpatritendo. dat If Me wee ethey le the albs Is the hi of it wit re dey mer le be hi ps. mit re mired by purls el Ms elsorto, gol by the masafoi bogisea with width ls the lder Yee tho e "earl ca Mgrs. Ilas me tree male age bame well hie orderille dew love a Maar sod dart do mew of Lord Iderra• - " 0.11114 OblOrd.) These me the were al Sir Itigiord Mg Y bil sebie mthdicalies at Lard Raglan Mee the bolsi el NNW silhew ead be (Lord ?rem) word mot steam Mr arse + h sithwi a t: theta anything at his me. (Flew. beer.) ifs seble mired by wk .eg t h e sew, ame hem So 4 more fevotoettie ppormity—verment melt be prepool to take the ems }Mei out in the gram he had addrtred to dm IP Lord PARR I: RE key listed with pest rictactiaa to the idiom which Me sebse trier had thought It but right to pay to the maw of the bee 1/1111 ROOM The normal 'seat tot ppm don blow the sea mad lied nen gm peed le the ears hire drifters' a veto fi.r a ageble 'omori; they we hagerible the Sorricer rendered by Lied Rests, tied they AM smile. ibil that Me mita Weiegs eel, des berildel mile. Ms hap; tee, the ds .thel the pads of eaosity WI eras b arm& Irk Mega ups the malloppy death ef ihe par bed ediess MY Usk p were sew fierif .la pest MM. they mewed, by the vats at both homed ram; the stadres - t they hit to the mory of the adds lead. He (Lord Palms) leaked up ibm Mee r a pries tudowty to pu b's sr Me, awl he tied sprit they bed lea reposed. mp pad to ptheie menterede, tbe gomermsi me cogrild be Is maw hew they ware Mem; la the May Mary al our easay Oath the made= lie Mb frier led pisied et) every rale migamel thee bedbug's read tea the rib ot time cellimikal he the Kw or of the abbey, de s deemed to eameathes tete =CV the er at their key. Bat Lord mme set Mime Ids meamed A ear of WOK le= at god kr do erodes the lea of mama ded. aid the meow of thela NMI" oiler and imerisee who had Mho la the mho eit disk reeky. Theme caser = mi V irb wbicia meld mar theme el mil mi=roselbed be lids musseel, wthh be wear by Mr waft le Or maw el his see , ai the fret me the mil be leeselhed vima it weld be thee el Lod Bermb .seises with those of Ids part em redes he ense - who led yetithel with - he the wen. OM, 1er 5 .1 ,7 Me (Lei Pagme) Rd Mma to say that this e maid ad at wre Mee .Mat th= dYa bat he mid Mad tick heakidp ter • piths ismosta whether a a reran et to mbar sere, la the Sea leas., le Mae with germ dillerWriSte owl uproars of the popes; ori rod, he ergs be ieshe theme mwessaish Mad, It met be hr mica of the highest dram* Micit @Nese a Meow car • waist era nada. (Hear, Igo.) lard BROUGHAM was MM./ to say test the am of the adds lewd ward here boa most mahatma, errs it remora it My were Malawi—(oimers)—wrea If the ashyeres hod bees see d the Mete Mr et . thLit i Cie rem era lof ere bees had le ram via eganse—ther lwer)--ma V they Mealy Mi b pepereit ead weethl mem he a lag Me Mad Mk ebony—ls • moetallathellem Ars lb Mir yews, Ms, to the estrehoust et hie = . sersemeree, be wr Mrs& or by the = pest estrai; whe ken that Me 111=eids y am; erl Missed le tepee kis eardesse bat MI do halm ef his iiirkemllik; wee, hod he lortmehly boa speed a dm, !Ida es tint thy bre less reed dileidditaty which Mr helddle me feebly aVaasoke Me boa perfansing that duty with the foss hipligh authority-. duty set ge week lathe army el b ye~ Owl friend ge to the suricee be led Mogi is Me seriep-aot only the er ems be bed mem. Isar the adds Mee, but the MM. Ma mks, he Mi rehear elm b command of do most rim mild= Melt bed tem hilt ow err, rd Mir ROOM erset seerwhiedigdo had hd our vi E ead the Mr d ear allse, don hie arse Nei Me Men remed es Oleg eraheer)—imi dm le a Wiry la me meth esseers is the pseu d made of lie mkt. Hood shave) Ms (Lord . bed Mr both saw sed mai ma of the emelt alarm area the womesol—ths war he algid ge m—thetime shiers of des wow mar Is *Ma the eess bed bees seadseled WM do ad d the Ars wed le me set be herr. dot ft en emo el lard Region of are red do is the Cain at last added carats Mb Mr a►d St Aram, it when se to seri with to Week with taper spat be les lees or with greater whir dos ter kis thdity—Maohel ii. Arard, who re Maim at thug dm Mgr the dime with which he wee strigas, wed rah greyed seetal, wiscaly spirt *e wastes.. c - tnau totted Its emerrenes ; bee Ms seer by Ler Seeks—gegraddalhe ride ited's dosestirde dam, Mat mealy arid by his behmar4thothif Araws; vilk a Mem sad ram, the sea erg a the 'lin= 16 ,Lifullift aid mere/ le me a pre la th e Aka Miewsk sr if MI irrelairil buss thes, the aim rthis Me mid Me lees fa =el Glear,ber.) Ifessid ibet oaths TB Ms raw thst miel le saki whim 'der th west: bet they heti It ups of the airway liagelf liehrlepel ausellirre A. silts bed Italy MEM I'm II issethigkefla Alts.eed die; Mem, dm saeosaeeaa ark the essemths of width as add Rd tie wows beam be tie alary ream et Os trimilat"mli rule led Isims dm MMus ihemgh Maw MEM bat the pseed week wes a reireales elf the d Il va r • put timpsat hee Md. - 31wwilmim the ?Woolen me; mime mim MI we soda It bat le Lord Rasta ? (Chem Pm thesteremt ie the ad, whes he NI s Mho be them bombe In Penh be Kh itre, balls a semi maim premiss by harry earaLasi awl dlmplasest Mbe ob ve cued the whim el tin= erreels " i eMi Mi sided a ark if mid mild to die Mis el sm. NMI iti , ff 21111, theft mod ses Me (a rle7sel Medd they baraMs a ammemat te grit a errs P Me RI wit ea begrudge at se Ma el agsgow, bat se re of wi de apposed a gel& se_ amedi ma his 11 : 1.1 = rena— .l'l;l72ll4i-int ---, th — i — iy, arise - tat bar et emit air all hese very lb* esiortgeraikm-rair Is Lad Itairs s es , it rill rile erbirs yes gripers' to emest, asil rid' s they roe era perm* it - eat (Cisme.) Hs (lard ere brew II earbed so taratatts ler dor ash ash es ire bell tesereiliag ages He barrow re veil mil by es erre e~iy, het " Dirlar misses& se bushy; he while wield b th eir sturemer" (Mrs) lisevaireo be (lard liessiber) qty herr that hey veal de veil to ylsil te m ttzetleo k low et lead emedidier es'seine es' radar& seers by the crispy mode el err it a s newesta ids merry, is ardor this' ear aarra to Mow hl brlibt aegis. (Seem) led et MIST add set erg the sprammity et ........., is. pre to the peat mil 1 merit et the his Lad I. est et esiZ ga bis mita tier a the asserr of the rib bid a the 1111 the rib ad. He _l s tits aside ad bre arms& the labile great& Sr lard Vagina irlik rapid he s =mob emir sort et ble lib dos ilmt es rill be abbey der Ober, ber) WM the asse et lir limititee reerege, the Dols at we ith, tree w eba e bates rime et s =, ey beivizhas t ir L i a r = emir se the ire lar tam tribo. (Cheers) He re err =mu ha the soils abseil hive giros vita be id he sir emir antral is the request die salt sash, alE bi his noble lied amid sot sz= grermest set, cs are bikee emi bare MI Pram& liFil lkillllllll sit the soils teal vas idle( weds ire hie meek libel be bed oar semi. lad DZILIIT—WaiI, It the skis lard diethissil the vire— lard PANMCRE I sot may disclaim them, hit I sew red kir (Mon.) lard HWY air kr mismderatood the melte kr, he* be array thought be bed bard km sr via be bed rad, sr wry el Ids scab hire asses' b y es MI Ma as he mem WM Try bed cossialy thought hey bead ths seidelers sire to sass bra et more brow. il l dry thet I seed he " reit breskie," or I est wrier lir vise Bids aid he wind s lima her ham a pries, he as set lei bie Willi idler the fareek) Lad HIRST sable We word, eel he ear abet het kis b edes • TIN IMISIKOMIIIy =erg et te the s rm Meer, v brer di r rise • " Leal POSTIOCIII s hiers' het it see hi who rad the ark . teem sad yrs hvoreide egrawrity." Lard HIRST add let vieshe sake beira=l mmeemere Meg inert terror assly who bed parser way's* sal Sisal rakes, be wash set blow er the Warm Adak wet sismairty be era wish regard to the wrier at Lad Highs lie camilea Sr the RIF rem et Lied Eris is he Pair& rad d st Waimiee, hie races he trsty-tre yews it the Home Osiers, his ready =ld his easiness' to the Otiose, the mama is ssli syseiftillssl every Mean ad he oar arm vbiali he Mt sot say Is his OM ••ai a p p ee to her it sal" Mete be a Sid is he ether vibe bed rehrmid rat sod serskes7Erg ossalsy. (alma) He did sot irk the soils bed sr digit Is he rob midi bed bees laid dews= le mesreeridieg esiir imbed le allbssy wits bed dist is sar athir i bosta s • 1 that mem& He be. tar dist Lad °, Lad h. Theist, Ler Oraveile ha ell bed rammer (Mar bra.) sr isi lei milabiset het Lad bibs bed roil& dirk sees ib se Beansil Os to big &Rados to be le zir issied art the sable lord ars ray be eds. (Mar, bur.) He (laid Dail) eirmid Ib4ll l raw vim • ire hreamilis argereity aril lOW li w ar war are ghee he otM ••••• liosiemthe yr talt* Ras rob pomp art kw& le tar an t atimase lb eh irellge4 es whist It vas weasels Mlle par, km.) Reba Ma ma TUB EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1867. twit that the noble earl Weeded r Meg the quesdes Re word. beaus be ass. dot It the prenseest seestedto I it. the set hoe a eel = ii ef ib gybe, sol i If they edeeek dm a p s der would be met wee .bantam el Lai Raglan, which had eke*, yea otteelel r nisi aisseeet aloquy. (Rear.) Ile sure, barerear, eyes gems Ws deep sorrow at the mom the quoin ha esedvefi • awe emesielly s c . send of the bur the greeessest tie d thorn es the ear ths= el Lord Raglan. (Chem) Berl 0 SANVILLI add the Made had net liken • very *sew turn, asA vim remit se Whet of temper, he not think the was et ble ewnelienvellses wee altogether beraible. With eetbilbleig OM bed has rid in favour el Lied Begins he (UM Osesethr) sear* one but dill be set h wadi he ankellite, even for that Ithieirieee *vs isgehliss„ that the gee Gwent should pre ying be get& es the Trades mill they had perfectly bithlefi thenetheee that the propmel would moet with Peed esseentose. (Her, hem) The Doke of IlltkuvoaT wee glad to hear the state ment el the 'obis mei thel be 'marred In the eulogies whielt bed bees panel wpm bin late relative. The Minister bleb, however, bed set mid • single word in praise of bet great man, wise bed myriad out to the biyit of hi. sedeavoars the orders he bad received from the noble lord. Nay, be would go farther —the noble lord had put the last crowning act upon hle treatment of his She duke's) noble relative, whom during him life he bed constantly vilified Leo the noble duke was undabood to ray]. The subject then dropped. IMMIGRATION INTO THE WEST INDIA COLO NIES. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE presented • petition from Guiana, preying fur the owned of nemain Impedi menta to the imperial= into hit she y of free labourera be mid, onshdeed not bee then 50,000 ' , Mlle miles of lathe them wen net MOTO than MAO arms le the vest el Motu% When the petition :1 11 •=11 Ides, hate ems eireed that he could be no attmovenest which soil have thu elfixt of vita e ohm heat la &gel* tai that ho thought it umes legpsedlie theta sudgmets from Africa without. The peillithere adhely seeped that view. They mid it was ad frees Akira that theyleekedthe emitance. At tee rune time hews bead to say that he see set aee of those who would ha ever eaclude Africa& Mew, Mews find would be is lad le that out Africa has the Imsehe of eioihmtioa. He held that until free Lebow usdl asses in tropical abbe' with slave labour they moth sever put down slamey. When thia couairy math the gems MerifiNl It del to shish devay lager Wed he eels tee, we expected by the betredeelles et bee lebeenee le yet down slavery. Great prthe_thee ham leyeenete hemilpe- los. and from 30,000 to BOAR Memo sae etAskteL Is MI the British Welt bake poised 106,Ke ernes d ens, owl et the UMW time the Smith esignies of Cele ea Pees Rico produced 110,M. Lest yess,lieweverobelleldelt West Indica mo delled esly MIN less NM the eyed& colonies 450,000 This area lbet If they wee beeempsee with slave countries they mad ugh the sehuslele le pwwo labour. The pon ders* swiely Ladle la& ebbs be handyman, sed mendelned thee the reettelteee were such they 'edam. elide iny. Th ee see ss ewe et espy poet who eledel to the meet Ana vesuleliess owl maid who let ll= Ibis NO whelk ht ere shower mien be it. elm TheeNMtwntheihti Mew though is .4 es hos 7,006 r 6,110 eialgeelsi pi* tros the email Iheselt estlemet Ihsfieltsey. The pdWoeer. hod also melted their seleslisah Oldrklei ember to the ',vote less, seettelly Tab Neel to he veers, testy about 2,000 Chiseelei nisei tie Wed base, while in Cuba they ed heeded 7,7111,_rel le the time three quarter, of het tem 4, ewe dipped few Mee, end 5,789 landed in C. Per them memo be thee& the prayer of them pellthese isiMeek _lssedide elheaths Lel 011AJMIJA Nesseseet see dotenebtad not anewmils lie te A tmeefiel dike dive trade, and three sepailueiweeialesiel peewit 6'6 With regard to thes= lB . l " 1 111 101 e, h hest by superheats to be ab essummy r hare thin In the various ports. Sub ject be Wee meldellins pesesseet was desirous to menu ibigreela elf thee Mese= into the West India Lied 11110110111111 maloeiel that it wan abeolutely re gains le hese weft et the various Fete to pa event idioms. The ashhetlbes The them iteir Lttaad) Bill, the Bill Chambers 118, end Bankrupecy end Real Securities olYa IS, were metal y nail a amend duce. The Peelloi Ileaboseß, wed the Chatham Lands Bill, prod deesilt eamilles The& lorleifp the sljoented at 10 minutes put :7 o'clock. HOUSE OF COINIONS.—FatnAv, JULY 24. The SPRAINS took the chair at 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Leader emenaments to the following bills were con- Awed and spoil to :—Atlantk Telegraph Company— Deirtsnaullt suiTeshey Railway—Dundalk and EnnuAillen Rallway—Reet Samenost Railway—Newtown and Matlyn- Beth Roil Prestwick, Bury, and Radcliffe Roads—and Simpaite Railwerys and Canal. London and North Roam Iteßmij and Mwephlre Canal Companies, bills. lenses Dliefee BM we mod a second time. NNW UMBER. Mr. Cardwell took the was and Ids .eat for the city of Onfted. COUNTY OFappointed HUNTINGDON ETITION. ELECTION l' reawiten to try the wits of the petition nom of the return for the county of Huntingdon were swan at the table. LUNATICS (SCOTLAND) BILL. Their hes having eimidermi ad agreed to several verbal antomdmente to this Mil, It wee ordered to be read a third time an Monday. POLICE (SCOTLAND) BILL. On the meats for going tote ammittes on this bill, StrJ. OGILVY said lie was opposed to the principle of this Immo it promoded ea the pdsdpie of centralists tion wilt _Oak et keel meMoL The Wing of the peeled Instimi memo's& te the meemrs, sad he &odd WM the soma et the II UMbilli be ficall•ed such emormates lam the Lord Advocate an would mews the ob jostles he SR to it, and estit'y his that it maid sot be ems inne • meet The elnimmtancee et ilememil wan 4==sir,. of * l diot the Whel the pace hem which wen to the isemay net sprly le Sesthmd. hoped the mss wed* pollee wenn De hi Mohr& et*.•COMP abdomen et Supply. TM hems them mat k memitles on the le. CM"' I el 9 were wad to. iliTTlmieV - dr J. MANY 10 lOLOO Oat the words " pay, &Meg, sod neoesessise " attar the weed Cra" baler sad 21. .0 ADVOCATE said that this wads the proper .oecetka as width to urn • kw remain on the Amu. Sou et ble her Mead (Mr J. y). His Ma. Mendthe rid fiat lec her M estre was mead to Mitts at iftellsrl. iill blirld-willill.Call is il a S I were "dr as War at r Ihe people et flerisaL yet Hoy Sid sot rpm a bM which was Smiled au tho sear pertgle se this M. He admitted Mot theplaelgis eland must was • good prin. sills in fat pew prow But ha would show by an example Idiot beg WypreenreU hstl dor for Scodsa. There ilr=lll lielload j a sites eerie& to the upper ward of MI el/ INSISSIpme err it became there =of Se adrier et Secarat. A man who Wm- Mrs la Illi•Leildes hod ady to WON over to the upper Tea Is lanareldre, and are ad • doer eassiable ma to he Sivat to most that WS& MSS was • gnat seen dl. Re Wend Do goo* at Sorra would In greed were to beset et the arras, E l b e he thought to • great he betath M,. C. BRUCE vas idlest to agree with the her. mem ber for Dm." that the nor omen at the police should be kaki the bras of the Oaamaaaa at Supply. At the moo tits be thought the Soardry at State should hare power to theater the arum at par faro which was errthe aourha aIg er s ECOLIEROOIII ma sokairsd to her that the II WWI at larthshire, Mat which be wee aorocted by raddaer Olo i = erns 1111111111, at Man (laughter.) Hs iffill Rot a sientelar el Me bin, as Tore the Inha bitants et The LORD ADVOCATE add sat he bad set staled that the Owe Ward yr • sresty et aro. Whit he add wu that titre was net a ourlobie as le arrest Maar who Sal Mawr. Mr. ELACIDURN thought Ord week Haw os the =r ag % a rsourreses et the par sight be leD to tie gy p? et Mr. ELAM the bill per ter ewe power to the goverrera la to ENO meters et dusk. Coking maw no TOMS why the Commiesdreets of floppy amid set bare the regulars d the clothing, at eateismada, Re, at the polka. Mr. SWART supportsd the reueihrig. Iffr Ct. OR= ahreved that Ira the oulabliehrent of the ir dle hrzast a iglu argilat led bra rare of undue Oa SO pore eft ONONSSIII. Ilr. STUART eared the seendmeo. Lad MILOIIED tbewalt that matrelleation was going to, far, _mml would sopped Ms smeadrat NM FrifiLAT eappmed the saiserbert. Alter sone tartharlllKElsh•. The angler MAUI: For Ur sandsol 47 Arleta The errs was am agreed be, se ware dare lip to 21. The hers Ma soomed, eel tomelatst7 adjourned till sil eclat& The MEN awed at six o'clock. PETITIONS PRESENTED. DIVOSCS Tint..—A large wawa( petitions against this ER yrs presurel by rud hon. aiss hoen ti = ad A. Bowysz gin promoted sews -foss Mr ispirr a t Mr Se IM from titillate= catholic* of Tobias. Mike. A d s. Orwnu Xaaaoare, he., OS lIONDATO.-137 Er. DAL PAWN, bum 11110 at Gbigovr, it femur 47. NEW WRIT FOR GALWAY. woad rilliee:7l IQ" 7.11;: iip;m6r had decided hit slihitrat be could sot brag OR Ns masa he a sew vat fie &hay ad a matter of patiliga he isigai le eve settee Oat be ioald sobs Or area as die mita pota ble dry, via, Tataley, at did edge. MN& Lai PALKIIIIITON—I elk is WM the adheory axis stpierglisosils a& a IN Ms dr Wm fill, MIN BM /MOM ileassibor lkalisr homelike. The engagement made the other day wag, that we were to give up Monday to the right hen. gentleman, in order that he might make a ruotien on the affairs of India. I suggested to the right hon. gentleman Monday, rather than to-day, with a view to the probability of the neat mail frun Indio arriving before Monday, but I ban heard since that the moil is not likely to be here until gone ttiree in the COUTO. of Monday, end therefore I suggest to the right bon. gentle man whether he will take Moiday or the next ',sant go vernment day in the week, so as to make sure that in the momitinie the mail will have arrived, and that the whole of the country Si well as the Mignon of the East India Com • pony may No in peuesSon of whatever sews there may be. We are entirely at the di :reties of the right hon. gentleman as to whether the arrangement abed stand Said for Monday, or whether we shall give him Thursday, if it suit him. Of • course the right hon. gentleman will put upon the votes what • the 'region h. that he intends to make. Mr. DISItAELI—Cpon a question of this kind of course any intimation by the noble lord will have from tee my grave attention ; but the noble lord will remember that it wee at his own suggestion that delay took place in bringing forwerd this question. Ido not myself anticipate that it to of any importents that we should receive any fink intelli genie before I bring forward the motion whiih I intend to make, I have heard the suggestion of the noble lord that thin matter should be taken inteconsideration on Thurs day, but I hope the noble lord will not be offended at my saying that I have a firm conviction that it in for the public advantage that no delay ithould take place in bringing on the diseuseion of which I have spoken; end I hope the noble lord will, therefore, allow me to avail myself of the sugge,tiou originally made by him. I will place on the paper n notice of the motion I propose to make on Monday, but it will refer only to papers, and I may say that I have token thin course because I believe it to be an act of public duty. CONVEYANCE OF TROOPS TO INDIA AND CHINA. Upon the motion for adjournment until Monday, Sir C. NAPIER ruse, end said the affairs of India had caused great excitement ; and he wind to make some ob servations in reference to the conemmie of troupe to that country end to Chins. The gallant ebleel drew attention to the advantages which meld Mai the elegloyesent of smou veseele instead of sailing alga The Parbsalar and Oriental Cumpsny'm mewls took in male sudicieet for the voyage, because they need coal only gming light winds end mime. He would suppose two vends celled, sea screw and one only a sailing vessel, and it Mid be SAMNA te may gentlemen in the hews that the eilleg weed meth met wltk i t r t:ttis f be from fight wind. and easy alga the seem vessel re t advancing at the ordheuy rate. The ildp sent got into the Bay of Boned in October, when Om north-east monsoon would prey and they would auger quently have 8,000 or 10,000 men bombe about in the Mr of Bengal fora long tines if they nave gent in sailing meek Ile had seen in the newspepees .teem vemede had been taken up ; and he me ad. i c t a that theithit Lord el the Admiralty, at veneer mesegemeet id the business, had dem em liege weed Übe OM men, but the cost of mat men m inhith rWe of the vessels woad bell e ell le dth. Ida, ism the enormum prim oftiliMeneedie Melo yea agree had the Channel tint beeitheiptopomlim dips Itheaboo► they would nut have mei no neale they woad wlMn conveyed by mercheat aim be loam reason which ho hod no for Hying off the Channel dist, but tar that they hoe .till in port nine mesas of the line, Including four 'crew vessel., and if MOM of paying off screw ships we had paid elf selling ships, we should thin have had ships la wadi le need troops to India. He thought that this would be a been le the government not to Lave the country with out a predate he oasts emergencies. He had no hasiteden in saying thel wilt the duet opt with Allseshott, In hag! eight boon—as was deem le Er Cadges line—ee have lent 4,000 nr MN men e ft the Tale. If Awe ales bad been at Port maims bee the Cleat Huard entice, we coal e= ham met 1 4 11811 WWI is Indi a even though the Channel fleet had iethjelft fa We Led sight block ships, and d proper attention Bel bun pad to them they might have gone to India, and ham marked 4,000 or 6,000 men. If we had had the &might to be prepared at all times we might have had the means at this moment of mane out to India in those block ships and some ether mewl. ten thousand men, without going into the market to get vesicle at all. (Heir hear.) The saws who lied been discharged bad probably found than way to America, and they were now asked to vote 2,000 mom. Sailers, like other persons, did not like being called span to eerie one day and turned adrift soon after. He ad mitted that in the case to which he referred the men went away of their own accord, but they all know what was the ohmmeter of pollen', and that if they could not get employ ment in ono place they would go elsewhere, and he doubted whether the government would be sble to Bed the smell sember of men that they looked He woe happy es m otes that the Admiralty ba neatly taken up a numbed etenbsiemeh, and were new mthavourieg to mot the weer attics of theme, tut be busied thet i g e a ease to mama' public) Died, wet lieu who bed Meath la itgl = the elebt lesewedde bareest whew thietafee_ eased= s-- How trey abbe taws need be the beile IP CMS. the dub af main, their aresie s palswe wry beep they bah the number dim thr the peeps, me whet forfeit if they ; seste eel aftdhareleawswar mike Mips. How maw mese mouth me With up kr boom, their names ant temege. the mast af hew _wok ow le wry, the Lege ef voyage , the Web kenos performer* and the ISM, 2r i tZt thr er Mom m sib( comas. Hairy sides a wee me coomiebeed be ar troops, their names me vese, whoa they will be reedZ how =n71700111 they will eany, end timbal alemer• a • sailing shim • what musber elbow et eil ores girth MIA in Oreat Braes sad Bela. Whether ebeetere hem been engaged to tow the mewls be the hada, and fish. colt. Sir C. WOOD mid the he.. sal pilot eamind wished more haferneetion than it was in his pryer to simply. The vends althea up for the comeyeem el troop to India won employed by the Had lathe and not by the Admiralty, and braes be menet able to answer the emotions pat be Ye an that saldeue. He believed that the Nano= took a wethant sheet Nesterag, while the other vends conveyed eltemdme dem 4,1110 to 4,800 men. be nerds* de weds ties le by the Zest India Compeer, be bed as Isevesiete es be whinge& they were, whet were the esailliews mob with the owners, or what was the memt le he rid le the owners. It was not in as pewee le Weis what amble of Imp et all arms wouldle lee In OTEId Wide awl bassi The pram* Wel and that add wetheve been brews& Whet the did with roped to lens lill• to hew at the different each en amennt d OEM as end nod Os probable demands of the moils sed as MI add SUMO that it wee their duty to provide be every pcodble emu gamy. COUNTY FINANCIAL BOARDS. Mr. KNATCHBULL-HUOIEBEN weird to know whether It was the intention el the opmewwwit to introduce any measure upon this eubjesteed emileet Lo d PALMERSTON ssid ame thin k ins the Inten tion of the government to ==re ; bed the bill in troduced by Mr. Mom of opinion walleyed le thewswee lawithrt e ll i i= " thauld be ennetitald, mediae *ek difficulty is r Ithewly w 's wetweemet fowl wits& emestheg theises es an liee oh • joet, ao as to seed a 'Ar i ca of amble dr bill through the beams, that were not aMe 11 ... 2mt Into execution the tetengoes they heet The government did not me their way mitly to jute him in holding out an expecbden that they would introbet a bill oa this subject in the nest swim. THE NEW GOVERNMENT OFFICES. Mr. B. HOPE add, in the obsento of the First Com mimioner of Palle Werke, be woad air the Clumodku the Eicheqwee whithor be wpm' to by the eitheetes he Loading thenew War sad Teedgrallose hikes the hews this &maim? Mr. BRISCOE was glad that the hon. menber het WWI attention to this edema He believed the coot of the um tornasted government Mims wield he aeameter. Other, hear.) On the preview s ehed oraileet, with whom he had conversed on the a WY him thee he bie• lieved the coat of moan eel the plea be the tor prevements in Weetrobstet, be which a pie of 8001, was awarded, would not be lies then twelve or theeleen (Laughter.) Tble was we the pow time be mobeadem be Ruch en undertekleg. sad be herd the elewumwee wean postpone the comitteretim of be wadsett l mother mien of parliament. (Her, haw.) Hs knew he atee the opinion of the trountry at large—(bee, bear)—eNd wit 11.13 all the means in Me power be maul the peeper of the bill. The CHANCELLOR of the =CHEW= %bpi thin house to tuadentead that hr Ithjeasts gmernmont mooned committed or pledged he any by be the edoplies, Wawa the block plait of wldteliabsi• hind WNW webee,__ae of any of the plias wheat bed ben blety ethilltet wo r i Z i a Muster HaN. The smbee vas did spa le the not only of the home, bat ales of the terteranwat. With ra pid to the hon. ameebees geseeku,lte had to state that it we not the leased= of the govenweet to prate any Mi mete this smoe. Mr. GLADISTONI sold be wee one of those who eye Criia the shwa width bid been wpreswed by be Y. attar bin (Mr. lidec o cdo. He was vevy awe pissed with the shemeed of his Wu. Mead that the mat were ad committed ; acessoled whit hie = 3 :i tide exematibawy proje3, was • WNW 119=inia hit step by ilea c o a o and inch by inch, waled dedda of the they should be thaws asawases lilies with reined what ha meet ow was, aceat the useee. shim a the patio servile, see of the nue whims, In a Ilwaohd OM et view, that bed sow hem sataitted to the hilitheme. (Hem, ham) If, as was Waled te be be awe, it WU ogiSdel ea, vow mem t• dm Lc mem the the per pone of - 'recites pueblo et a mot af sweet lathes Lt thee townie bobs ewes has the same wwwww. The Mind of be bee 111011111 w bitilewronth was a nand sea, hat be hoped the bear would set oweisit HUI be caw yetdsu of the schwas la lewd= Ward ipperthelty bribe Ism odd far lan IhwawilliSil • moth VIM as aura ememeed their ditty to thehimmitheenth, and be wasY Mil their re- I potation for common mem Mr. BENTINCK said they bed bawd a great dad of late about the Wooauwiews of dbowelsa MI the of jemmied; and ifbe blown mama the dbmamd.. the swing, It was 'ably bassowe he did est setesead beoathll. the s= e' s i x . 22 ! r e .... the plhat wee aiming raw le Aiwa the ,) It towittelds that the samegewles ar= the right ham. hawed seas otounad sway three or bar yews, and that enamour mom of nary wan bwaosisifty wasted kr west of doe lweautios. He theald NW le kap. whether the t did or did not take ulna tberimires any tlty to regard to the mode end rapidity of transition in the awe of the troops conveyed to India, or whether the whole matter was in the hands of the East India Company. The docleration of the tight hoe. luiron..t (Sir C. Wood) that the present emergency could not have been fors seen was one that ought never to hare come from a minister. It was the business of the government to foresee emergen cies. lie could have wished that the right hoe. baronet had stated what number of troops would he kft in Great Britain and Ireland attar all the trellis deeigned for India had embarked. The bonne ought to know what woe the pre sent state of the defence. of the country, and what resources the government had to meet say furtbei disturbances or nlamitiea which might sties. They should not be contented with the asnuranca of the prime minister that in his opinion those defences were satisfactory. COMMODORE KEPPEL. Lord C. PAOET rose to ask the First Lord of the Admi ralty whether there was any foundation fur the report that Commodore Keppel had been recalled from his command in the China Sea f The noble lord said he hod understood within the lam half-hour that It was not the intention of the Fine Last of the Admiralty to recall Commodore Kenya from the Chins Sea provided he were acquitted by a court mulish. Perhaps his right him. friend would do him the favour of nodding his bend if that view were oorrect— (laughter)—es in that case he should not fuel It nose erg to trouble the house with any statement. [After a short pause. during which the sign in question woe not given by Sir C. Wood, the noble lord promoted.] Ito I was afraid he must assume that Commodore Keppel was not to be allowed to remain in the East, and that the Admiralty were about to commit an act of great injustice towards one of the most meritorioue officers in the navy, and that, too, at a time when t h e 'arena of the beet and Menet officers were much required in the China Sea mane an enemy that was very mammon. and not altogether despinible. Under three i freemason's he Alt it his duty to state in a few words the cintemelmoses which attended the loss of the Raleigh frigate. Commedess Koppel having distinguished himself greatly es We heights of Sebastopol, WY appointed second ha .stead order Sir Michael Seymour on the China station. He priesseisi without lose of tune for his destination; and when di within sight of the enemy's coast hie ship had the sd ehese to strike on a sunken rock, which was not method it any chart and was totally unknown, so that no blame amid attach to the officer in command. The coin . mander-in-add represented very strongly to the Admiralty Allot no blame attached to him • and since the vitas- 1 Mph' in question he had been acti vely employed against the seamy and, so far es wee known, he was so employed at the I immet. If he were recalled it must be o = wed tost selleam. If • sentence of his loather shield be receola spinet him, he (Lord C. Paget) mead Met say a word who his subsequent nog, but as he ••• =in plecloglimplicit reliance on the charts, it ens net bat such am smut would happen. His SCA II It took vim, would, hebeilesed, be owing to an antiquated rule of the Admiralty, Ilist • essinodore of the second class woe Mespedleeed bon his Sag on board any other thill Wm IA eel t h era r tf, in the chapter of accidents, a eummedlitee de esommod eta squadron had the misfortune le taws We &hp Is mitts with an enemy, he could no longer ledd • amenerl ems the other thine. It was, he understood, In meterpmee Odds antiquated rule of the Medea and Per im' MA Osemedese Keppel was to be recalled, and thus de- Zemi illaomeured, without any blame being attribut e WM. Is might Teter to a parallel cam which had essoll Is lie luny. Whoa his him and gallant friend the mast Ow Cliemerich (lift W. Codrington) arrived at Vass etilblbe aseditiestry Saes swei to the east, he was a met in * hatiellen et this Ore& A brevet went out; SIM WM* Akar ens protested, and the result of this was that he me et am limed en the half-pay lint. Under ordi nary cireemimemetto wadi hays been compelled to return to leglead. The has metal Lord Harlan, however, knowing Ms vale dMa ink* est dheepidin4 in each a cape old Mee ma teg•letiese, at gem sometod him to a command ; wed die semidry red it to tide otroamstaace that it had the estame elite (alba officer at the Alma and at Inkermann. 'The sseh•ebeetd Horse-Guards confirmed Lord Raglan's ="• end, knowing that Sir M. Seymour desired to samosa of Comma= Keppel, he appalled to his *hi his. Mend (Sir C. Wood) to pursue • similar comes, es 4 N he could sot de as otherwise, to stretch a pit, and give the 11.111. In question • red pen tad. At all mewls, he loped the Admiralty would set Neel • nut deafe n otacer, who was 15 000 mile AIM Ids ashy. (Haw, hear.) He believed his NOS Ira Mod Allmoyeanch ea he did on this subject, end leaded Ilia as lie the bit in his mouth, and retain OmmeMee Agile In setive service. Is O. GREY said the tact of his having to rise to sneerer Ms noble lord Illustrated the inconvenience of diectiations en the motion for adjournment. His right hon. friend (Sir C. thi E rhik Weed) having ass could not do so again, and it was sereseary, Ibet le should reply on his behalf. No Me "howls edits Commodore Keppel would dis- , psi him the psis the noble lord had bedewed upon I Idly mid be el net kgsw why the noble lord assumed that' Se lailmily mune = um aztythil to disgrace it. The while mum of OM show ed that they had no dis to Sr Maces of officers of the navy. Tie feet wee that Koppel had lost his ship, sad sires invariab psi of the stoke whenever that happened HO Alm is ermod we pi under trial by wan k& War that the OMMlletree dthe lees might be I n quired deb. If theme Web is emu for blame the proceedings amid el cows all must hope they might ter abits—in Hetes acquittal; but while the inner was belle• — he =selectee, against any Mtepp to preandge Ili prellea fa the HMSO of Commas. Ne eted meremar Set dr bones Itself not be will =ea a nee to be thud into a would discussion dthe MiIept_OODRINGTON Al not think that the noble lord ' lei egind the house to pia, la am of Commodore okeet led hem le MI the attention of hon. W Nies be Ile rib et the miles which prevented the liIMINIMINAPaiIi ill gripe employing a commodore who 'WWI Ss widtaisiss fa WO Ms - thip. This he thought a wa r =spermr, ode, mis width often prevented the nun talent bwilft ems arvired able officers. Mabel WALCOTT gaits concurred with the gallant pmeli In Weida, tan the rule to which reference had been mode um • may seeplotate one. He thought that where a emohamtlel alma sespitted a ommmder, the admiral et gam 'Om seeming In chid amid Immo power, in emelt le _ *Mat mommeases seam Is J. Mid in Me MAI a eaw the survey el Minus tile Ited ha rat Sweet the rock eyes mei& Ormemeitee liestre tidy had bets Mt, and Su frest OM swell be inliet Is .11= m ILCos ods, Lod see n be itsiN g ed by the The main St y the e4energeeM to Monday was then arta to. _ LEITRIM ELECTION. Ties SPEAK ErhtiorMed the home that he had received • Litter from Mr. Copra, stating that it was not intended M proceed with the petition spinet the return for this i tlVbltCli AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES BILL. Upon the order for the_ second rending of this bill being Mr. Mr. HENLEY, in rising to move that the order be post poned until that day month, said that it was not his inten tion to rates any qoastion upon the principles of the bill, but to apply himself only to those matters which would show that by adopting his !isolation the convenience of the house and the advantage of the public would be secured. The home would recollect that, is the law at present stood, pm sons who required a dissolution of marriage were obliged to go through three disdain operation, one proceeded with in the ecclesiastical set, e soma in a court of common law, and the third being ebnalmsd from the Howe of Lords by way of Fidle lad Übe the Moto of the law, the MI, lathed a ethmiesk into u to inquire Cimpreinor r lib d lise km elt dram 1 vincalo matrimonii. The eamieththth ant, mad ewe to resolutions. In the IsEseting yew_ IMMItom ennead in the House of Lords. • HI woe asiathed in thee hare, end passed ; whether it , was war real in the Ems el Commons or not he did sot knew. Nothing, however, see of it, and so the matter rated math! rant yew, vima the bill which hon. nee ban vise aid in maidar was introduced, and prod 4= the nom el Lark It was not re all ealamelsa to the past grmity - ra ==bB:, hea)—lt was one of th e greseset 16 yak sa amount of ths amber of prom Ike* athithr ardor its influenoe, but became what ma dean them it Wed Mind to weaken the Weak, and thanes etbssonigipAls throughout the Wilk sod breadth of ads bad. With the TM at 'bow*, bow ha =6:lal veld es the itheese, be wadi peered to con eireessemayiales of the emmiaissues end the two bits wide bed lam spud in by the Mew hem with each Wm., Ia the Yet pie, the wet el the caremadonere ' recommended is a band he the nerds- 1 — at nista mcaid amen a wag ardithf cd three permanst Judy'. In 11114 ft was papered Is dm this stir gm the Court ' of Chimney. Tice mend bill paperml the rtheika of a ' Mir of the Lord Chwaritc, the am Lord Chief / ad *a Lard Mid Itrats, riel the Nip at the °inert et et when awe ewe le he a gram. • Wi em t=l to dal sabdoet et wee; the cameirdems se a mama appal Is Ss MOM of Ler& la Ye maim of 1864 the soul was to lo etwihr la Ow l = hem the Court of Chem/mast Iltweilds with as appeal to the Lords. At mood le wee premed that rheas disk: Mao a s ommilm of fict, but upon quail= of law ma wee sFres Is the House of Lords. dilly the am umnifimahle deliberation, cum he Ma asehrisa quallem d bet &odd be kb te to o l a th s leigT h ril d a wi a Ivry i s ti not ba dew le Hws of Laid va MI at opinion AM than iltedl he sojuirs. Wham the erawat bill wen ant Wanitt r eml imm tlemterls e le= s l e t tl i g a tt i t ray thewild Otis savima ow Dedift des diewriew et the Wo the wig et the hease rds el mw; sad as l a = aww doww, how ajar, as a wader et *ht. The Ma WOW IN Na Ms Ss lasally el opinion which had heredhi as Ildse i esi in ihe bee el Mt &vastly be walla! has . wham M the period of the ow diva delft MI welved It sae at ell Mt* that the Masi/ MAIO Moil= whlehlErty iimwdedt The Ilkwittc ee dew to welsh Ye ha wderead wily MINIM lb isigistpliallia in g d • mewl Is thew W —llle mple lare lha ls • a le r ef =oi l ? viesib 7l4l 4lll a r ths sits NS sins what ft was pied. Is ail s; gists alip hair b. is Ia" 1" th s" . is of it She lailke 1 7 • delrri As alimony. Is 1864, desertion for three yearn was made coed the grounds of this dirotw. Then CAUllf the bill of this wee fixed the period of desertion at two years. The hi.l4 1857 also contained a very curioue provision, the p m „* remilte of whir h ho thought would he mon askirird ho e ite propopers seemed to imagine. Thia bill pie th e ege 1 upon deeertion by the hueband, the right to owning. o : against him and his creditors. Thin right woe to Ibe by the decision of ono magistrate, from whom e , would lily to two. Both the bill,—thet of DM WW I as that of 1854—fixed the ground of divorce 1 vis o w o if applied fur by the husband upon adultery only. wi t h ie gard to the wife, the corioniesioners reconewindel that %hy species of divorce should be granted to the win , in VW" 4 • aggravatedenormity"—a phrase whi.L they excl.:tete including incept and bigamy. The measure of 1441, on 4 introduction, confined the remedy as regarded ',c m , toe , Mlle grounds ae those fixed by the comtniiedoner, ad increased the grounds of divorce, so tint they titled 4 , *atoms adultery, unnaturel offences, or el p~e 4 commit them, while they omitted bigamy. Tt . e Lee, of 11557 gave the right of divorce t o the werimt-e the following cases : let. Incestuous noi t o t „.. L Bigamy; 3. Adultery, with groan eruelty; and 1. g„,,„; with desertion for two years. Here were moot imp e ita • variation.; and again, an regarded . them, he a t e oto boom if at this time of year so important a he aim, ime, which to many opinions might, after great di Idane % be formed, could be considered with any go o d Rauh' le would next refer to • question upon whirar the coml.**, gavo no opinion—the action of erno. too . A. it to r 4, 4, bill canto down to them tho action was abulehed, bet e getting at this result great uncertainty of s al . „ e b ee be exhibited. At first the action wen to be retained. but It to be brought after instead of betoro the divorce; the WOO propoood to make criminal conversation a towhees pour; ultimately a tine way prop iiod and the am, abolished. Now he would beg to tall the ant Mot of * house to the feet that, an he had already cow. nd e j, were but few cases coming within the eel. ••I' Taking the average of the years from hell to oil present time, he found that the number o f eon of divorce a vinculo averaged only throe pea Ts, He had thus called the attention of the home to the pre ti 4 o in which the matter mood. Ho could trot no inhairatim ee to the present average of suite but by the report tdiafithiti, 1832 he found that the whole number of mews in an the worts of England for 1827, '2B, 'n, was 101, wide( riot number there were 16 in the Arches Court of Lae* ad 42 in the Consietory Court ; that was to any :at alto** is London, and 43 in the country; that by the bin y e , fifths of the jurisdiction would be swept away and no tamely provided for the people. Ile had now stand the moons which induced him to tame to the coaclunion th o d ,met. mint persisted in going on with die bill, them roe he lengthened discussion in committee on the p•cie le had mentioned. retina* bad been presented tamed 46600 clergymen, so that it was quite clear that the later* taken in the subject was very great, and if the diem** ahond be indecently cut short by the termination of the weeieo, they ran the risk not only of shocking the high levloir et the country, but of finishing with a crude and illaiented measure. (Hear, hear.) The government o•uld, ta felt, have uo interest in the matter except t prude. a geed there were very few parties that could be injured Ly dela; while much good might result from their ponce* Mk cirimnispy•ction. On all these gnourls, he implored tte . government to acquiesce in his motien, that the let* I reading be postponed fur one month. Sir O. GREY thought the course taken by the right bet gentleman most unturned and inconvenient. When the ordt of the day was read, the Attorney•Genevel root-(it HENLZY : I did not nee him )—Yee, he rose to props the second reading, intending to make a coutilete mate= not only of the prumiplee of the bill, but of the emends or which the government asked for its second =elite &mimeo present sermon. But the right hon. gentlem a n i e e iv ,, with a. motion which was equivalent to putteg it oil' another session, and would be the same in result • motion of the hon. and Warned mends for Duni , identity in wine,* with whom the right hon. endeavoured to guard himself. The right hon. bad avoided touching un the principle of the bill. but he a done what was still mere objectionable, Icss 'ale his c; iLt as to principle uncertain while he entered Mt. 01l the c,Cx details, which could only be properly in Comm M. He (Sir G. Grey) would now addl.,. Meisel( t , ze objections of the right hon. gentleman, the tr-t of which e the moat extraordinary he had ever heard. Th. debt gentleman asked them not hastily to legislate one • gravity and importance, ma if this were the trot which the subject bad beenunder discussion. and U shout to without previous inquiry or But the hon. gentleman himself admitted that ' bad kat eeriest inowithe, that the bill had bees m titre hake perilesesl that ft had tinderpne dt Rena milgolonseed that sale improvement had nutted i to added. He thought, therefore, that on the gesilskan's own showing they was In fall poem provide= of the bill, a= thank= quite in a . invite the House of Commons to give its es principle by pas=g the =cod reading, while. posed ft, the right hon. gentleman who now tuma mom= had already been rejected, would cone t woks with a stronger anpustatt, as he would =a to SY a fourth to the list. The other objectioe • they woe near the end of the session. He (Sir G sk it signified at whet period of Lb... you th le= s est i -11.611. 14: 611. Lptalag A l w'm a o s ta . :t A r p e ert en ui t ic:ll Wtanireihmblitterffal an t o d ri ' n ' tt st bedemn el bighlialks. 'n: attendance r. been so_ised es 4 ismer period of and theildiss tier eloosli a very fair average Her hisjedy's gewornment lad deemed It their pose this turn to pirliseasat, it had received the tendon of the other barn and it would be a c. regret if, in oar wiesnee of the roars assigned hon. gentleness, lie anseisia, which every should be peoelsoloil kit awoke year. Thealtt peangionst) looped that th e genwadi allow e l l e M S to be read Let thus ken Ile Oast* isirly before do= melba= edineneden which, at that lie herd Oat the house would read lir.y r feensl with the tight te applbliellsessialsext. I th: eg a t rint oppstoslif might sot he which an eill WWI IPSO of ear, Mr. OLADSTONB—My Tight hon. friend du appears, feel the force of the ob= t h e ich ' by the right hon. member for peat= that the scandale to des existins should be continued for another year, but 1 what sandals my right hon. Mend alludes. the defective MAW of our law with respect t of wives and husbands respectively as to car of separation, I admit the scandal, but quires a different remedy, and is =re, affected hy the motion of member f rOxf rdahire. lithe government whatthe:rorki4peopleof this country real obtaining better protection for themselves lies in cue of the miseonductof husband or then I say, let my right hon. Mend make or him proposethe Ample easy portion of his enact reference to this subject, and the scandal. of I law in England may all be remedied during the Won without difficulty. (Hear, hear.) That pima subject would not lead us to the rocks and quicksands which encompass the rest of the my right hon. Mend had perhaps in view or Lion of sandal, which I admit exi9te, importance has been enormously etagere= the scandal that persons pommeled of a =tam of property can get a dissolution of merrier, alas can. That is a scandal—l do not deny a. —which deserves the graveconaideration of the what manner it may be dealt with; bet or*, overpowering necessity for dealing with it at moment. (Hear, hear.) The necessity does not recess, becalmed relates to acts of parliament, and may very well consider In another 'mina what with the law of marriage; but I do hope that my Mend will not a b oLthat this scandal tenanted'. a asaeryy ans tats ught f r o a st ‘ .. e m i en i abor f im orrelforL e hire Th i: in r° my °ratios legitimateeoune.(liear, hear.) own he ri g ht mend a hon. • says that he fws In his cull as to what is to be done in the ter. He dots not appear to deny that the quieting at the state of the law of marries?' condieration of parliament, but my right pectins dos ideation. gentleman of a latent c oppose everything that may be proposed, pets 0. a cankrnetion it was not intended to bear. Now, =Lstate things that there may be e al who do hal a difficulty as to the emu. to be hiss Ike natter P (Hear.) Wc rstue • wosli be theinthatersm end an w se ft Ne t° bboeuriallowaVegnmyelagger‘throPhugubewt:o" d'u or ben Meese Is tar notions of public duty, es *Millie Or dui with this great and eared any el Her enlikry sodas of lethal -hes Th." h, coo easskilan ne etemedet:itrthe meet, or the winded= a any party. It - is respect to which *gee are ehUgetkns affecting u , as Christians and Walkers and which have no with political dews ar ehlgatione, and therefore my right _has. Mend TM sot ascribe views whi self Coel to the right bon. member for (Haar.) The right hon. gentleman wishes is e ndue he Gonne bet mg right hon. friend 01" y_o " tt = and vole whims' which, mmin " from pea p send smilmell:rth whleh at ateiebnnirtM oughtto of Into the entlasey Sal and fetid political and patty =Whs. (Hear, hear.' that I do not sikeisin doubt on tl volved in the prang ba air mean as to doe of the Chriths kw el umwerkge; but I maks he myself lbe ems petition as that patina'. I vie dr legislation may viewei Christi= butto titer %kris el the esaria. I say that we My skine of kik wants and ex. =slirel deliberation. In my' , e 1817 peagis el this unkb of nankly e the ellegy t ° ald sr tai 41111111•1111 the mem e should love i rZwesillyhr o =ilm with aced lel Icy grim kg k. =NSW OpINIIMINIAWNI/kg -- - Oat do sasinsin moil, sad I cannot properly determine en diet arrangement if the discussion be now precipitated. My right hen. trieod Nays that the attendance is such as to leave no room for apprehension that the measure will not be fairly disoussoa. Now,if I thought that the present attend nice in tlals house were se attendeace of members waiting to distswe adivers bills, I should agree with my right hon. friend, bat so one knows better than my right hon. friend that it is not the bills that secure tae prevent attendance. There is a w ion esuing on on Monday neat which has much to do l oth of mentliers there is a political crisis Impending on e the neat two or three days, aria rpossum, collision between the two house. of parliament. There is eiliati a4° actsqluelliiirr"nonelslitiieng to h th n e id °x" yet Pcn" beendtp n ixd ot ' o e f rt h " ; :i th r e " .ittl torney-Oenend, and which has much more to do with the at tendance of mcnikre in town than the Divorce Dill. I believe that for the nett few days members will keep together to disease the Indian mutiny and the grievances of Doctors Commons, but that when teem two questions are out of the way, the forty gentlemen holding °MVO, and about forty volunteers of minimal acid, will be the whole Patton of the House of Commons to dispute of the Divorce Bill. (Hear, boar) I do not tippet on this point to argument. I appeal to what is better. My right bon. friend rays that the right hon. membeT for Oufordehire has adopted an unusual course. It may he an unusual course, but it le called for by unreel circumstances, and I ask my right hon. friend and the Attorney-General to let me know on what hcattion a bill of this nature, magnitude, and gravity WAS ever before 'audited to parliament the brat tints for consideration on the 24th of Jnly The Secretary of State says we ought to take the various) discussion in the House of Lords., a proofed the maturity of this me sure but he en. tirely misunderstood the right hon. member for Gafordshire. If the a — .ton of thectuoions had moved in one line of WI progroosi JlO. , then there might be something to reckon when A came to this house but I talcs the cam to be the reverse. ; the . u i dot of the statement of the !right hon. member ter Oaf ire I take to be the reverse, and that the clic:m.l4ms have not exhibited one uniform line of progress, bat a decimating, reciltuimg, "wobbling'"—(a hugh)—moment, indicating the abacnoe of clear convic tion or fixed principles; and, if that be true, the multitude of discussions elsewhere and the various alterations are valu able to show thin the principle is yet unsolved, and that we ro into the do-bete without any sasktattios from those who Ilec premier! UP. (lieu, hear.) I must also stay that this I the firat time in which the House of Commons has been ailed on to entertain the subject of the dissolution of marriage. (Hear, hear.) It is true that commissions bsre been issued by both houses, end the measure be been discussed by the House of Lords, but let discussion is of very little prartirel importance. (line, pd a laugh.) According to my expetience, nothing is practi oily before the country until at comes to the House of Com- No doubt the bill his but ably discussed in the liltUDO of LA; but the country took no notice whatever of dase debates. (Laughter.) lam not offering . a mere arbl key opinion, but giving the molts of experience. There wee no petition. sent to the Home of Lords nor was any Sudety exhibited out of doors. There were, to be sure, • swab of limey pamphlets on one side or the other, but, nth ! what was the case when the bill came to the House of Commons P From that day our table has groaned with an Inesaldng number of petitions. In the Lords there was no denenetration on the part of the clergy, but now sir, there bee.put in your hands • declaration, which had --k1 in ten or twelve days, which now has the clergymen, and which is receiving handra natures every day. Neither are those sign in the etyma, bat appear to . represent ge• of the clergy on this sulaect. (Hear.) • that it is only when the bill comes .hat the country b -ins to believe that one for legislative enactment, and I must cry difficult to understand why the country Gal u to then changes in the law of .indiction. We have called " Wolf" too last few years, so that the introduction of ecclesiastical courts and teetamentazyjuris ion semen formula, to be sabsequattly as and therefore lathere a rooted secret , at the country. (Hear, hear.) At all be no doubt but ,that the list two or three evidence of a strong feeling in the country. eve been nut to me, one of which Mr it 11.11 J 4 every person of mature age In the iparish, and .4 every churchman and dissenter. I do not urge as a reason why the bill should he rejected, but wing that there is a feeling abroad which treated with deep respect by the hours vent, and that we should take no step without having taken even' precaution to to arrive at a just conclusion. The right hon. r Oxfordshire IJ woad of dealing with the de bill. I know not on what ground, nor how he taken a different course. Ile had endeavoured to • a mar of work to be done, and he wialies lo it in • workmanlike manner. We moat hasty or slovenly manner, for we are play ing —we, and something perhaps sharper, for we heart of the country to the quick when we 'p ouch a subject u the law of marriage. I want time to &ewe points of importance, `i eluding the anathema of my right hon. friend I some of those points on the present OCCairion, re are summoned on the 24th of July. againat all enter for the first time on a question of first - In the first place it must be recollected made to ran is not one inconsistent with our at ill proposal to a d opt • new system of without precedent in the legislation of any the hill gave but two alternativee—one, the • to which we have adhered since Eng the other dissoluble marriage, well limited, sus t ained by the clear authority the legislation of other countries—the ach cleared and simplified; but there is not a legislated with a new to make marriage h has legislated in the same manner. The novel, not only to the English law but to Christendom. It is one for which we can. a precedent in the custom of any country. hes ever made marriage dissoluble that tae not Amble on other principles, and more larrly than -todo it now. It may be said that that is • • modetation. I do not dispute the mode . of this immure, I do not dispute the hommiasioners fromwhanrecommendations It may be • proof of their moderation, bat bring an indictment against them for want the one hand, or to praise them for modem.- , but I went to know, among other things, in 1 in slaw of this antiquity and importance, : stability is afforded for this new system you ace ; and it is material in deciding that • that this sae plan has never yet been Christendom, or I believe in any mum but certainly not within the limits • in Roman catholic countries, . church, or protestant countries. 4 appear/ to me to be a good reason, among others, why we should have ample time to we are about. (Hear, hear.) We are not . tho requisite information at this moment to legislate satisfactorily. (Hear, hear.) Now • point referred to by the right hon. gentleman of immense Importance. If the right hon. raised the question by his motion, if the Jed in haste and without due deliberation, MI the right hon. gentleman, should we the idea of legislating for the benefit of classes we should, by passing this bill, off from those classes those facilities for the ecclesiastical divorce which they now enjoy e medium of the local courts. (Hear, heir.) The mussed during two mouths in the House of Lard.; all the learned lore of the country. Yet found this out. (Hear, hear.) It was the patient acumen of the right hon. the member for Oxfordshire to bud that, supposed that we were legislating for the or and middle elassee—asauming it to be for cut off from the great rear of the people bd remedies in suits of marriage of which is been enabled to avail themselves. (Hear.) f • conversation I had with the right hon. been led to ascertain how the case etude "r to ascertain the effects of localising the have no means of dissolving marriage, ems as the law stands, of effecting juclicial In that respect our system it curious tr con that which exists in Scotland, for while we courts to administer a limited law of divorce, local courts, but administers the law—not a ours, but a law extending to tbs dissolution y means of • central tribunal. What could talon' in any full consideration of the sub ' to legislation than to have Inquired into the as regarda Scotland, and to have ascertained what the probable result of concentrating suits in London would be. For there wo before our eyes, and it is • very important • are to entertain matrimonial suite in a cen ion, or in thirty local courts spread all over on that point wo have no information. r, I saw how important the question o restricting the facilities given to the • classes, I endeavoured to see how the case I spoke to the Lord Advocate, but he ...11 to give me. Nobody thought it worth inquire, and no information could be obtained. - .al could tell me of the number of divorcee, but as mof the parties he amid tell me nothing. I e repmt or the commission of 1853, and then I mt of abort 100 divorces that had taken place vlcBsBsotarl ortheYolarifisamemthattreoPethAPsorseaeLdfaveorces—oihswilliPuti:git:vr7ifauabarewerobiot,tend.saibi:ttfil as tho information I was thus enabled to Rom the appearance of the can is thia—that the of divorce i Scotland is not law of f,r Scotland, n but fur Edinburgh, Leith, and the *e neighbourhood of those towns which are in easy . mmunication with them; but the great bulk of especially in the northern and western ountry,he . are of completely cut off from 'I that'webeloonulld court . (Hear, a hem.) It le all very well ro c : draw diagrams of law reform on paper, the accuracy and precision of a mathe rtth • problem, to propose a central court officers and its staff of advocates, and to lean then done all that is newmary. otir hand beta or twelve -Yes, he aataea of r k: ei llea r t , h m elr iz et P 6 i oo:7l...cr,thr.o t tryfoitheyn in icitabiotaido.teein.:l l,.. 2? rgy. make a coutilete xenon of Winona' signatures every t rite bill, but of the ba d Ote party M th e oburch to Krone reading during a the elm o of the clef) boa. gentleman b gen ,,, •.. . the fact is, that it sleet to putter; it otf h •• to • • house that the c he same in rook as h - is really Gtr leg meeitar for Dundalk. frit that it is not very difficult the right hon. gentler ' • be "PIM "le lt The right hon. gentles' - • • Jurisdiction. loci* of the bill. but hex t • Boltiall lami few Yowl ionable, leuvine hie t,pgs kr reforzahgt acelesisstica Le entered into all them® t - • is laud ara Men overly in come • withdraws, and then now addr.--e hitualf toil •• in the =lnd of the co Henan, the hitt of which.' • thereon' be so doubt ever heard. The right ia • have given evidence of fly to Latinate on a naiad • Politicos ban hen sari Lis were the Brat least *sot by anal Pocoonc discussion. and thatthean • by wee, caurcumen does inquiry or dawns. MKS why the himself admittol tho tin skids( that there h tat the bill had beam' be 1111•111dI with d had tinder,rone daiteneir the petoomeot, sad tt cement had resulted Into a tossoore without hi Wore , that oa the tighla, le to arrive at a just was In full peeemestdlo • for Oxfordshire IJ More quite in a mita • Ws bat. I know not ta to give its moo hove Wen a different en reading, while, if they wan that ewe was amass of lea who now urged tht we should do it is awa acted, would came - • ••• in • hardy or alert at, as he would tin hi edge tools, and somethi he other objection Inc' the heart of the count tenon. He (Sir G. Gw ) such a subject tried of the year a aulest ) I wait time to a a sufficient ermine • ding the anatt ig to that particular pad reit to some of those p aches were usually • that we are summon anal attendance just rot '•-• •t, to eater for the first a want of inter-at to X importance. In the first a attendance recently le the propoud made to us is tiler period of the Of LIW, but is a propoi very fair average of win entirely without precede' ad deemed it their duty eyn • . If the bill gave had received the deliberate • table marriage, to whirl dit would be a matter ! was England ; the oth ie reason assignod by the.. stood. carefully limited, which every one et , horned mar , sad the legisl another year. (lieu, i• • would beinucheleared I ale' hoped that the ri ght • • • try which boa legislated • Ali to be read a semi ale which has Irgislatt fairly before the hound • is novel, not only d c h, that mntte pt law of Christendom. It the house would reed net Bad a precedent in tt Frith the details, so anti country has ever made MI scandalsexisting in theinvi it dissoluble on other poi night not be lust of . are going to do it now. I hi'larrectiamwaffilfthto;wthshiceel:ih:::hfrienllhademin,r"thiaidt7d7t'l I. : o . ' . e : a n fl n emana !:: surthe to . , m°d bri e fo lniasieratimmot : thEay beC4".n: ther year. het If on on gone one hand slaw of .cti w want t fritegonttv.diyr.p,all...uednteetotr:tlitheyfr...o:prAhe . spoyeei (*.its about to introduce ; and lity is at fe a scandal, but that co 'w lated in any part of Citrate t thin motion of the rights tern air ppear to r, why are about n paned in lassie l mr ! la p,f. otwofr ie rh.tuli. ien wit o h n trYthedcons en Th.‘misv, e retty .t wid u 'in, athe ct m mind therlcboor ....,..70;:pitht:dioapeuiaseantheddyaieddei,i:11:agge.ted.s.:nonf:tth,:dt"hre:!;1 Henle of i mmense h tiernan had not raised the poor and middle chases WI them war a point referred I t wording Y Lt nattered of a ecitc° eat off from those cl elamilliaearlitlthelarri:ddera°.micarcf'threauotmA.;6')ttberni'nd:Tet:4B':lftimiliith:27l6:2:4:l24l:::': 'ohugraddbilyannbeetehdaellmec'edthuiriaadeduerwietoheelairatheiddle:eiv tram diacaesed during o l dealing with it at the F._ never found this oar 'he neceesity does not trate .• for tho patient acts of parliament, and poet' • oi the member fen mother 'anion what ur to we supposed that b ut I d o hope that el t of the poor and middle a a mide' unmeant'. a . benefit-it cut off from ince. The mune tan legal judicial remedies it trdahire is in toy ofie le '.;,; • 0 they have been enable ear.) The right hon. fe• , -nsequence of oraweeet his own mind s enisu I have been led to a to be done in ; 'timid, in order to swede wee to deny that for though we have no marria g e tho means, as the Lan Fr t, but my right boa lion. In that respect leman of a latent dativalls; ed with that which earn bearoeed , pee got local courts to denim Men to be . r. N„., and has no local courts, t at there may be meal r.:1; ed law like ours, but lor Moult) se to the coned file 7: age-by means of a (Hear.) We all t. 7 been more notarial in an , I to exaggerate the eiln' s With a view to btgdaletbn • odal . :et the facts as regards & r way through these lat i i'; those facto what the pet ions of public dal. as , " mantel m i tt bi Leto this great and tarred en example but. oar " Its of pa~arrlltsmeatar{ in and whirls love no boa member By Oal. • a lot ascribe views wh{rh r : s l , l b'rint ; :her ot in d' l SNAllattri. m ref"eswe e f'nn::n l itt ir : : ":treUve co . Pcs' ul aTcr d aan : " he l t thaldge:Ptes e l i ma nrnifitykm m 'oee: e itintikt e e: q rirkit7,l7—gena for pyt.? habitation of the partie ht ht to wation.sein: s : l , : rw. Fit yb e r iati a zasszju rat tuti ‘ t ,: t d t E: the bnn we tal : thow e ziais d y l .. t igie n n) b d emat°P" : ti li 7 ;: ii... : .I , l lbere e r : : ::o l i k tha,p maamto ;: t l : ' ,:gieb. ; r ;;;eo tha l m r: l t t uinall th r esa h tsacwio o Pell yfe il l fut dn i. doubt on the rosin to the role-that Wle . 1 11 1 to th e trot talcr.'W .d. As far aa rho ink of marriage; but at the ' goes, the appear.. • of the country, • omen who draw d* rfg ar e ip=fr . nt to d ed ,e w the m w i ;th the ft eceti ro ; was limo heal its well-paid officers c ol to do g teenth Laity authoe ruing it is of man quastio Man t for hut the far' touch tare. to rota Nroth metal ;u - df ;Una do not by deal with ti deal w (Hear.; front th you ch tinge a titmoat pass th I must) t ;doing wise aa himself that rat mind the am and to from el go to tl would Mr. which eenseo Mil to There 01111, nage. a new most t' on the the civ tione Ik moot means t would to its these i the red would they d Fgea 111181121U1 The had fol 17 - o;7i of* to quettiot part of I few of the re Bdt them the p • sat Lur.c of ,:' of th the c lee,. ; . tree" vit be to Ma MI that of I.lal lly would Wb4 frier.d Mt it the lo were wheth with Dot who Lords it Tal lawye them