The Express. — London, England, 1855-03-14 00:00:00

temio 2 se lasi of Ids , sireely — NEWS ribilgybs e si OBS is sash - tie esmelsiks was snowed asafamad impsioussat MN. The gorillas be . tie ImaiW Wadies Oa am Oa waled _ Lisalmol o Mrs bail awasinal lama Meal** Atterser advised nab Mai statism, WISUMBIN maw ball girls lb. - aashooldes afts4-41w ' was "lobar OM loft as Maid lbw Ow Illeas41110911).0'r wobeflase Ma Ores - %IV" _ . _ • - , . . Btw OSAIVELLII idliesi ale IiMPLIIIIIIMINS sad* whiob Mnimminuelf the netirms had Sthee Mew bad bem mearately la Na owns to irbish Se noble ' aid leaned lord had Aided. Very Mon sepsasentime were mad• te the lard Miasmal solbeenso Si Ow Man el Mr. Oman% Milk damps a mall SlSSlthoe. when sersoMie MO wry MOM blepsollselm, was NM Men to en 11r. Oath% ma to nod pp to whet bo !lb .gr e east M helber =Mamma uPee Ids Mel& . la hat. it would bo Nay te led his - His same: woo is tits sanative. sail, if= that memo tho bbh eriennest deidal , epee erderhei Ms. Orden% Mean open deo esaW Ulm soled bb eibla mil isms= Mead, _That oloshin won amt to fterali lay nehmen to the Simownes biro, wed M (Zwl Ononlibe wee amble W my farther forinaties month, est. It, however. AMY= aspbar tile mem =Edina sesowi. his whim Mead Ili lath Lied LionlinaM of belied wwN be is his pless shortly. and moil so Bout be prepared to ammo my minim *at . miCdhe pit to ids. BROUGHAM bad =tented to new for, tbo pep Imam of the smart man whisk the Led Lisabeeet lad seloi, Mho On snivel of kb Mind ben bathed was =petal away, ha would M math edea making say samba =tit be was pelmet. MARINE MUTINY BILL. This bill was nod a wand use.. The Mutiny El wed the Tea Data Bumpiest= Bill to veva, paaa.d themigh easualthee. SECRETARIES AND UNDER-SECRETARIES OF' STATE (HOUSE OF COMMONS) BILL. Oa the maim SWIM bat be sonmaittad. TM Berl of ILLIIIIOIIOIIGH pat a pestles is Wo rsen to this MIL whole= Is for Wm that was the ifoof Mote. me to le dee d War, it seemessey mist whim at. pars Illet i lherie be es minim a flooneny at War per- Mon vooltme 0010 Mania sozri: be dome. Zed ORANIFILLE bad monloned the sethlast Ms min Mewl th e hoses, Wm who wadi pre. =the ea opportunity otwomedni the oath sorra Earl DEBT mold she MN opootraftyersielog Maw Sat cm a future day be wail pit a "make Mem tbe fieentary fir War or en OnethimiewirChiof as to the =ea by prenotime won pant= ta ths stay — by rushee er asemilmo by nisch. EXCHEQUER BILLS (ill BILL. Oa the m SM aim for _ E A the third ree of the Usher= Bilk 7, IS* ) Lard MONThAMLE ammalai the lasedol po lio of the late Mama= of the in names to priest*polle debt; and matesesi teal. web seta g dam the that the indeondue of the year &meld be podded the out of the tenea al the lir. Olohilme bad, in reality, deed a lam esMIN aal mesa= of debt pmemently span the 'matey. Esplanatioas se this subject were offered by Earl Mum. vats ; asd, after mom forum marks from the Earl of DPW, the Data of ARGYLL, and Bari Out, the bill was nod a third time aid paced. The home thee steamed at tea whines to sena. HOUSE OF Masai 13. goitres, dessi;io Nl ass kwaret. Bet maws the deny them eless, he Wend, OM was ea this orabhe a gent dier eses et enema sad that the sheame et a large sad makes perish, having Nee the alba KIM sat law, wweld Ara be hr its Knacks. The taiges et Si yenilddea es ether religious annissitles spiel then emu asseisties was a *weight east ty. The /ewe for euseple, had fret all Sees eaust the mein; with a Meowed deer ; sad the authority et their sanest legit/seers blend a penes war et Ida se a plena with when umireen was ale ads** The Ye gesilenea died, la ill ustration of nes of IWO sal ler lama= Dees. He son es aed panne et * ban of Wass, and piped Ihe the den its ba el WNW, la the Ceavesseles at lie, leek a MIMI blisaisr, sal wen skistakaa fa de. drew these ease* le be bessesses. He thee quoted the *ass of Dr. Misr, Chia Nail et the Jews is Lia dna..2tesa is UAL No (Kr. Herwesa Z e i s a t up this preldhitise, we Wall epleg heed; tbAla et UM/km, sad whet Se dose of the Peeletsuit ; he sonsely esedieldi lbst ili es, is • led a spiel Us& le usielela this wined law. He ant ..beet le Se nein of Dr. Ishwers, ea mien anhashy la each Kansa/ law at ease Reiter. Is Ansel" there wee nig see stale et the miss, Males, whisk did se skew Sur woreisges; sad whoa the leek of deentse Prager wee renal hese were two dings whin the Amu* nand to lean aut—the Allinesisa had Me whisk a neregead. one leek glee Ida the of Canseheay sad Tel bug Owe was se Mine sheet the table of geld- Mese awes, whiii woe,* he. he PM of the Pfspor baek whelsee, sod had as lege seheetty. After sa edema of Jedng war et 11111, Jove ins ashen to the of Sr WakeE i rs. teguished Ornate , cs the One mania, of the 18th shone et Leven s. It was ea sestets *a that that peen Seed ho takes as a sensesat et the law K sunless at a 11; Bask reeled to Se lane the sad enema lash et the Napa* sad mien Now, this we a quiW the willhis et a inn awake or 141 was Itsag:Swere living la sash a eseeler• whose were void. As be iedeseteelthere was Na areNaa fiaarit wae nalefflseerpSKrirlisteb:lsilwblUi)egnut i l li t t o lean Oen heiraelulhe d a i lh a e=le et Sestland, the diceip w l: 1= se le pesighill „a elk ill Ise, of Jett en et the nest dogma this set the ages. If He seed be treed hrther back, ft was le Ns hest *eh of the berth eaten after Mist, whet Bad, bleep et Omens, eade is order spina inn earrings, sad sews sass' sers' pewee we ordain& he every on who dis t. ama linen bed Mewed the Oren, sad th=agliAt tid eless Be (16.1Iegweed) sielealeil that See Se to a e:r allta dret=a m asity ll aad s raity an Nat with regard to tine ease et a wife's leer, sr a wit 's nion sad, he his 'gide, of a Itosthee's widow iwslislea it wee spa te is le shoe the law. Dell Se MU he sow wpm eked th e edged et a wife's rearsisek The Set each et the set et INS as nedised ley osTalla so sterriage void er voidable. The WI was est le Nand le liserawal, sad there was to be whet iambi/ ghat le ad neslann sad elsegystea s ashes ofteielly esseseued, whoa ight have way esseeleatieue algeslions ea she edges& If o tie viglatrat wall be babe le ay seden or tea, his estate/ es fedi= wash stardies. Now was aosesing See AsuM be a• needy de in of this ke nil gnome see of the law woe a Scat is, Ys tai weld le raw pesetas is that relel who wen Misr leatfrd, lee who wan einerely sneered to sub el~rr, wet hiss et belag startled. He moved for leave M brdt la ihe 1111. Kr. L BALL oseseled the motion. [A noway was jut thou bandit he. the Hone of Inns, eMg deair Genead to the Bad of Luau's attending es • w Wis. lie Miest Committee es tho Stan of the Azsp be riaar Oh 1 , . ey= e tr a nsliss. He said Ws law *slid bus en garden osimdein ad wdeldb at th ibl iraftess leniediant ; he seisalgb we eilestienalle. It waser by humid la tie Ann of Lomb la M. asil JulTml b. Gerson with =rut Mg RN*. udy shame essis Mod h les ft should bare sumand IN yamelems Ms In tusk diesumed by thmir Min Is heal It ferwadsedm end he -graved *shin umber Ist am thew& gasper mak to seise. OM quads% oselthe the aids of The pernme, dant say 16411•11 WWII* MOM Then w i n as new te, sad . 11 the beh we sal. bediM la the regent *a semainisa of 11148. The Mb masher add. he ham km his ewe minium that *a Liras wars mains ft Ws swam Ho (51r I. send that Ws was a wemagserma. sad thed T l 6 4l2 =oaf lie wanut sf - ought ani. a il. la war kedsiden, t hie merinos hem ft. ef Ihe boa. Mr , for whams. le had bed ea sysalneleg "Ilmellm • IMMille• hafts ha bad unine. edit Wad II *god limy dtaisMa el Ohs law. ( Os • knew emindsa as lon dm UM. el She wet s all W Ones ardent We mann The lacteal L et = peons who were Jamul la obtain tgliagmal of Ws law, sena le Mae *had *it kw, _sad des was. ampaleas Wake la meld it. - d *MOO Ilipallt NM *as eeo, and ealsenured la Amtn. des puha the media lint there was wpm great They ead sada, "vats through the covatni, psalm were pemald. pima eirealatod, ad M ON. W1M1" is tie mmespess. At MN they &naiad a osamildea of mini guma, hat who pansilld w = edam, la a asaddismils di le Mem. 110 sf Om mum who Ile s. d ef "hones. Out of 41 witaans vie wen marshal, 36 were la favour of la alteration at the law. ad 'sly els wen opposed to it; the edamrs was partial ad awelied. It emend, mad*. dealim, that the hefts d ft Wm Inbelded was iamb remprogailha was Is this met ronhisg. neared es saddeden b reins. to Oars law, sedan ad Yam* tow& Os wife, MI nest invade he the Inman MI essiele. Le thethad, the minks of the dere wee dedially__ the the mann, ad It we inn by the lad Adman's onuses that the peed' Ws viewed Inn sseniagem we* tho greatest abissman _ The mania. I nman maid hat amemape the lsitydlhaftild INgdoes the unshed/ding meseeinadnat esel that a large I ndies al ths web MOIR b ase s . of darn, list lid the eatilisa Wm The Ma. eselluna nie this was • wir min den =VI tft tray ia le thh seitaVS bun the mule who tad ea - il it, be band that It hod Ness wily a pm nea's • modes Wry meld ante hem Mud if it. Hat It wee not • poor mesa% maths at all. TM autWdemes odd hat oul al 1,454 sash .sieges ia 0.11101.1 W the meth, then flung ady *sung the ispas s l id the We hounbed of h. Oftebinehritelie Need he ham of so mud meshes Wm plus. is lie min. TM dale of pone.* who had seatnend then marriages wire well gamsen, win Mew what the law was. dam llama than gam alma be the of .nadiag the law. Thm poem hed Mona t. OW the law, and maid 5. ON warms yuallis inamia= won W iambi a retrapedin law ill be Inn Of emus a andimmslad amilles ths emeidentimee idahmed, mad lee me thaltd= amid be reek . a , dbusity of " Although the haeoando amber had ezd a sting *opiates that there was ao preb easiest *Odds dameriptisa is ths Lidded law, yet lie (Il merri lM. Thedgee'e) opines was minty the make of that of the itr ea Ms. gantlema. Hie owe wen that Ms no. "Gm ea the nWest of entaind Is thrlati dereler al ',MMus INN of the mud law of tho =and that they wan sil all gain and upon all The .ea maned thee. who won ha bluer den diesalls. d Ile hw, was that Heat whin we net whaled we. gandeld. Awake to that, this was a nabibliba of Mit lalensuase way with perms who were withla m lZes. digress d osameddly. Ha 'sea ass halp Its sendad'a OM hid the Ift Wm to the *en wn a emend guillilha. mad iliasorn• various lihnedins ef that proillidin, wham wen bl inded madesigmells. Iti mini F 5 1M "idiot the ;GNI liineet of the ewe et e be ton an made tied a aims was dot e them met visibegnsildp Os* dse. sralit i t the his. meader was proposed to go the log& The Ma. mambo oil im did mot west to salmi his sew law et matelege liestiamd. Be alp net ? Wars the hasp of peons- Mime is Osseo" than in Ragland or ere then se ehlessim-law in Ilastiod whose guardisa =the Within of their deemed deters would he as es in Me selliem ponies of the idol f (Bee. biro) The him. imembee's mien we padostiy airtime. Be knew that the lather of the Smith Plefle would be melted by Wyss et this ; ase be (lie F. Thee sr) Weed IVO the loth* members would met be &Wad by the oedema bait width as his. member bed ball out bakes Ont. (Het both) The him amber mo oin ed its WI e itheomma hem soy sow L a ner e sse to whist I tz r might lithe rthdo to eels. Ids bill. Oeuld sang min elssegi=at the eiogiviap of the boa. goalie= as to the agesseed it hie peeped with the law of Gel The Ivo bad me amend Me ihe maid sad moral bill, mad he hal set no te the usual =Tt of the sappsed peeler lode f the wlfe's . h.. care of liar sister's orphan ebildren. The less.ia how that that argument de not Irvshe lad we wad that part d sublet he elm seed met else Ipso it. Re *seed te sinews ea 'plain teed wed that it woad be eathery to the Delo Law ; thri ft weld deeply sleet the large anthem of the emmeoft, and that zrat of e of 'redder; the feeliap ofa few talividuale, it would • intrados dames& disco duet bate themeamis of families. (Ram heor.) It weld. meemee, gam mar plelely desintlive ofd those lam idiotism width at meat arose hoot the relatiothip baleen a wife's of Ma and those of be hushed ; and be ahead eharMlts feel it his duty to,teele the =tea. (Rear.) Kr. BOWYRIL said it was gqsite clear the these mar/t -aps bad nee Imam vary to Ow ammo law eon the meet laud leethr e ar ca st. If the swaths of the iegthwasy ef a wen, Ihe hoe of one ef those mime' ages, - hid boa riled is a limped one, la as a l bs et 4estaiiat fee less.., the temporal court would km darnel the validly elle manioc In fast these were isemely set ell, bat may voidable, sad that is the alesisetiselosees ; sail who miglabe lawful), NW easel by a emaidsa fuss misehelisal andiselika At the ROomo the wafted* d the Rely is in Oft cavalry was abolished ; sad OW the onamdem d a pew is the Areithhhop ef Ceat ai r mall =wisp Itemise r the difewehlf Power wed. The result wee that the kwfui odebratisa these astosiseas ease to an sad. They were, however, allowed by the 411111 Mi of Rome, sad their lawfulness was admitted nun by the Asthma dam* for they bad bees dissotioadi simply bemuse the Megesoft pewee bad nosed. The enhilmg law operated as a pie hedship apes the Roma ealbeile inhabitant. of this swam bemuse while wasethgas with admired wife's steer were poseholO gibed by *air eolith', the state stemmed inward and probibled *ma. Ile Aged nowt the bOL Mr. B. BALL said dm hos. Mobs? (Mr. Heywood) bad fully established kis nee NM these marriages were set contrary to aidelsro. The hes. sad learned gesnesaas psis- (Sir I. Thabud Ind laid dews a mos sound skis whoa ho kid abet whalover was swa t prohibited is Holy Seriph= met be takes as snowed ; bat he was surprised to hem his this premed to argue against the bill. The priaciple of the seem* wee supported by the very highest authorities. assesget whom he found the same of Arehbiskp Whitely, the Bishops of Norwich, St. David'e, sad Chests, the late Bishop of Llandaff, the late Professes Iwo, Dr. Chasten, Dr. Adam Clarke, Mr. i lf:l as sad Wa Mae ne. Them marriage, were permitted by Menisci wend, sad be hoped that Sa&M would kklikekdosillsse 11l he es thesplies. (Hear. Gres.) Kr. MILMIB at had an opened to Mar the hes. U.S loused absgs eel halt with bit hes. hiss& In belong finned the sellout vela. Athol, keg nil thelesing speeds width the ho.. sad leaned goadothes had wade. sod after the liege ennuis ofd n. dee whisk be beilieseght it se slued s e z he thought Ms ben hind wee is wen the natter under the seas of pethisnin I. Kilns) knew trees Ids nth amines that the swedes was the el vital impartment*. kip pietism el the etetnaaity. TM prank law was areal mad evil. eigim~s Molar* of Mi* mid this ern woo selsally on the thessese—Qien) — es UNPIN/kiwi dolermiaed to g• es bromides the law until t was maned. Was it not a grave paths. to see the law thus tickled by ems of groat repute - sad seta mad ? Sorely it ins the pith of this washy, that the west seri ewes with the meal soil =: of re the oweatry. - Thelon el the lenesang Klee w was the bed owner to the segeaset of Sir F. Thidger. He saw ia aid Alkali a peen that the will ingness* tidetatry did set wisp the lathed el the Othislies et the Union law. Ha M - Yabw that may Waal of tin isgidatees to alter the law wield Ind. to &BMW these imoniepa. There was a asses hignedes mans the width duns, OM the upper clams milks& their dmesat to the &Hondas hem anthem of neenal manthess. Re advocated the disige, es set in with the easing conviction of Wier sees; hat the Jaime debt. ia the anuses of asypeoltivo diviso w, to kWh,* with the religious right of the people. Mr. B. J. PHILLIKOBE said he rose to palest @Oast the estreerdiaary doctrines of mason sad eakeloonsal kw whisk bad bee: s rPolluded by Kr. Hernia" Mr' Down& It was knows that rise n Itheneliss Mw law bseb so again's. th anes ef widen of whisk were all dealt with by oseissisilW law. A nes hen mend his owe Mabee shawl say later home the esithies lew. It wee Withal the within law was bud es Rona ealhalin, who night Weis • am the Page the thus u= wa dintheslies night eq OWNS he ith a sins The sweet ef ually tth he quells esebsed it le a wife's singe er shoe; but why did ic h i kUreesse to eosin the 'heretics to aerial( of the P • which wee valid is Beglead would tails el end - of h day's' jeeney by EA fa /addend. The deny end insists. of noises dallinillinli MIS else to be exempted fro. the pressed maw law. Then monism were eafiledeut he show the impalky et the lemma ohmage. It was said that gnat Wells wield be basted ea those who bed sea- Mona than leatehose. wises Ma kw we dewed I bat hew nub thrill* yield be slated by the drop ea then whethed lint the Ise P The bee. said that noniagse et Ibis hied seal M asslnessd at Iteemilsef i lin se ethi Ina awn established thee tint the law ef nellbsr enthey ma set heaths ens whisk wen summary Is on nos lirs. Wilma agrang Mb ilithillital is smiled greethe.weil he &sell he swift see the Woe meth the ones kr illessless of that thisee—he finish* thee pediment slight y repot Mr meths ea wins growth It wee the use of the Wonky wrath the adult,; MU le sere undo this se with sa head the kw of meths,;; wed se sees et aeowelig lid Kr. set. Kr. BOWT/111 soil a her Welk ia Kr. SPOOK/1111 Wain thawed es&tr ilL seellealber OMNI stile no Muth sealed bin Ile abseil anthill vele i n ligg go Mer of ibis hill. th e ythigleg M e at b eg all Its Mao, at Ise had vend he the en gem *go beg bees wade ta a ferns, echo. He &sled nit this was tile madlyFe er t si s si etithet a shisetty i he wee eawrithed the s* of the penis wen is threw of the laiest th e 'Manse ef a thaw the e the bleep dawn; hat he was ea = theethe law es it steed bed a coed darandislem ba tes .. us Ilmileillio sad iewitallSOL Mem) lia f iv e g w es. lithe km se els NM be It Mood to entheelly ter s he aemplemly swift the tow of e hod Ugh tha's pathe. Taking that these ef Lothar shish Ind bon vegan& t% r. a ly esuennesa we. Seel, at* the wife was dead three ndste, a whet right to arty herlikr. Sews said this Wa wa' was diriesse against lane, two wins at ricer, bat le Whs eliaeld he 'nese la with that yelygeny less wit thrn he- Sir T. raisunta lanai:id hie dimmest km* We date smut. Kr. STOONBE was eine his sass. sad hawed frind had --I *very gmeteiteat believed lart - 1,,, the erns ohs* aad say •Vilee was is Os habit GI siqbg to Itself— o:i set, Illds Beek; *loft Fatliat good game to give that the Idealism." Bat he had saver bolero hoard sae saltilado tosomesdod as aa Isesatestahle prod of a LBW pespostlies The gestioinos wile had spud this dboorden had data the tree bider,d the quads. Then never was a doubt in the Wad of the shuck upon the true soluing orthees possess. It was soy tree, that dam th e dad is the Bpk century, for the fist theto begs the quedes p n l i e =llWeall; sad apes this beds Cho Pepe se as* as he could ; sad the Isere the "" Ztter bill ibe Ms, booms it brought sore grist M hie sin. (Loggias.) Bo he prohibited almost saytidag ; mad Is proposioa as pa** were risk, he sada this pay fir his Weas. Bat a loaned goalless (Ur. Bow yer), who raft ought to haw bettor, had very coolly setorted. three or bar than over, that the March, by wkialk he oast the poesy, never dar e d to say ewe word against that which Say believed to Is the word of God. Why, be knew, jest as well as ha Mr. Drums! 1, Sat the law were—" Peps pled loom Thi Wllll was meant =et Agatha, swage in the amiss Modestly de m ia l e ti c r Zop i s oe said sake s sad what other scald derv. what all mankind based le too gide. BM no se and the history of Bpaia sad hit prima EN they ass read, at beet dose the ftse sanded the Silas d that twastry,the Wray of Soft lamb fir whish the wried memos NageseMoas ball Is be applied for The hes andloonted goalless& quoted a ens is which be coshooded a meassalal castes with a seed obligatios. l II=I aas then a man was Milani to marry Ms VIM. BM that pyr e le nimaed is the law whisk Wind the Isla one of tin twelve tribes fros pose lag Me e Me hands of mother bibs. Why don't yea meet r im ortatits la a study way ; de away with all ogres of sad carry your grandiose's: like a man ? (Load laughter.)) Don't stand swain about dynes of kindred —set side the weal of God se aaweetby of scopes& sad de senieg el oestmg•—and don't sad easaldeg sad snivel rfailksff-wag_bettress the3 ite sethedlot and Me bold C' Hear, bear," and r.) Mr..l. LL begged*, the tau. gentleman that whoa sine adadnes of Benumbs tad his writings applied to lam far his sea outsides the very passage which the ken. gentians tasted was brought forward, and the sppli sties was reseed es that aceseni- 14. DRUMMOND—What &be boa. rational' says is quite true, sad the very seat year dee posers was altered in this wa —Para seesspara Des' tapas inertaiv sofa preessial. , WALOOTT believed that if a Messrs of this Wad wen alerial it would =binge society. He would vote agareattbe Mahn, bemuse he believed these maniere I were contrary lathe law of God. Viseout I'ALMIIIISTON said he had listened with at kudos to Olt debate lad had oome to the conclusion of voting betas molls la of hk km. frieod. (Hear, hear.) lie thought Wilms net a coullea of the law of God at ell. Parliament settled that by IMAMS et ; that was to say, parliament then sues to the esadasisa that there was no such funds modal **aka agaket these marriages. It appeared to him that this ores a ease is which you might apply ths old maxim—eilprossinf Wes aim trooribms —(mar, hear);—tha was to my the law was of no avail, if the moral feeling of the 011einasity was net In unity with that law. (Hear, hear.) It spewed to be clearly established that the moral India( the skassualty was not with this law, that the law was ass obeyed, that a vast number of pencils consi dered they teem guilty of no moral offence in contracting these That was a state of things which ought not lis mkt. therefore that there was no funda mental mead to the contracting of these mar riages, that the kw was a muse of great social misery and evil amsMlt the middle and lower classes of the commu nity, he , with put pleasure, give Ids vote for the smittok _ _ Ur. WALPOLE said it was the leaf time be ever heard bees say ewe till it was sew prersaailled by the noble lord, the &curiae that this was wet a tasstice of the law of God, fer sa set of parliament had repealed it. Viscount PALII2IBTON—I did not say that. What I said wu that it was akar parliarust did net rioneeive this W be • quo*. et the law of God when it pawed the sat of 1835. _ _ _ _ Mi. WALPOLE deeded that the act of parliament is hired to made aay deelenlion on the subject. All the act of perliemeat did was imply to declare that then should set be avoided la the ease of parties livbre e = time. It NH that the children of them marriages should set be ;deemed illegitimate. So far from the an of parka. meat whin general deolaradon on the widest, it left it open to the « dory senses of the semity to pasta those=4by emearos,tbough It legitimatised the The alt of pashosesat did set go ear` fa berm& The emend resew gins by tbe noble lord for verbs favour of the kneedsolisa of the bill was founded ea the mid mealm—Quid pietist Wes nee mon ies f Did the nobl lied,hen from his high piens& be propeemled seek a , owahlse all the comequesoes of it I Did th• amble lard bees la soled that is the zeport whisk led boos promoted as tide @shiest thee* were notones of marriages of the uncle and aloes by bleed, cad be was pony to my of far mere inesseans intercourse, an/ would he arise that because there were these instances of violatkm of the law of the 11ea, sad. as be believed, of the law of OM the law 'Wald he altered ? If this was to be a raga ha the law then would be nothing to keep the , bead of tegother. (Hear, hear.) He implored the sable lord to ~Eder what must be the effect throughout the counttrry if We quails of marriag e , which was me of Ike most Wan, suited, esd late:esti/ in the eyes of the who esemnaity, wen to be madam y null lateadvatituadhmene and sited out of date—oontrory, uth by e the. hintoslf, to the feelings of the people if —easnery, as 'hewn by his hon. and leaned Woad, to the tensed holies of the people r of Ire land, sal allem, he was ennissok to a lee, if not the largest. pestles m of the people of bighted. Hear, hear.) The peepeeed sheratioe of the law would introduce a state of dandle feisty totally Merest hem , that which now muted, sad would Impose restrains on the bunged la his iateremen with his wife's sister, whisk were set wader the ands, law. He dep recated say lialls cri g a that law, weso be certain poems thought • wean set my their duty--hug their to violate it, tad Meant certain piteous got up a paid set: tha as the ediest. (Hear, hear.) Kr. G. E. MOORE said that the people of Ireland, high sadges low, nitdespoMmid sal pour. deny and laity, held then mar- ria in the meet oatmeal larer. M. COBDEN @MU bed beard this sullen abound = Le titia is Hie Mum mid it a to him that the of t oroatas won , and almost nen ;•• Ilk side. Eat tonight thought that the =almif the SISSIM allowed their ease to le by alteginerthe only Amuse the hes. mad learned gentaa appelleels sp swag gnarl ea whisk no kw bad been doom" en former nessime—samely, the lith M Levine. atom hear.) Hs did set antenna& W noble bad to oily, as the right hen. gen tleman island . to isdeneaml Mee. that bemire this law wee dleregerin out of dean, It to be repealed. (Hear, hem.) Whet be miming the so m e lied to mesa wee that pull ,. i t taliali did see support the lot Jaw, the.. who I a i d their shin is eatiety Pulite the nd s% sot ,the of the bro. Ind thssoine it monk, e fa. hind that osudierei then p er s a=oomosi t o these In kat* ethle own toosidoego t er a khralsw e b i e s held a e=a fa inalety, and mobil to ilia Sr= Wiles sine, s wemt id the lhe y=„tre .. T:. this sz a t i try whhout asen. in o the nia mtl i nta s ago of mol t Mat if psalm lad menial shoe by bind. sr = still mane miming, May isnis Want Wag arm bat keLar ible smist7 ' tope d Tbs d e bt ' gentleman theuelbre the wadn when he imperiled • ewe a nosslisso to it Let Mel deal with the sum es ft steed. The r r l ig a t hat. geatliefeeed to thiak they would be lasting the MritY et Ilk If r e kllirllth IMO Inniagen . Why , it a meat of js li b ps i 1.3 we a k law to newest dieektteCellon alime with alwife's sister. (Hem, hear) ci the right hon. soothes& would p n th ig that the wife WO W A iite tz l ing -- ._ del. _ = 4lir iiniortant L. _ morel end literary he would admit that the cosualssion had raids wary exu des that the seem at their dispcoal allowed, he give the lisps some sect of as industrial training, bat h t had sok been done. lie should nest refer to the Lou hisilhig ; that was a very delicate sutgeet; he the hoods of guardisas were frequently isslimill is Am their 1 is this respect ; whenever gar isessigisempag. enod sadi rlstl a majority, they were in egg Is enesehe Ilhdr pewit is a sectarian spirit ; is 13 mink Ulster sheaves est • single Roman catholic Isslhieolibough the pot =it/ of the paupers were Whams ; ia sum was, all the paupers wen Roman nighiles, there woe not a single Alen of that giensiss. There was another evil to which he sM sky; It was now small, but was rapidly iscressing ; he cassid the constant esenuaanisatien between the gaols and weeklessees ... by mem of ill-disposed young perstros. Os the Ist of =NW, there were 2.62 young persons confined for committed in the workhouse, Gni 247 for offenses committed immediately after leaning it. He re gretted to say that some consideration of local interest ap peared to make it more desirable to send a young person to gaol rather than to the workhouse. If a magistrate directed • young lad to be sent to the workhouse, the immediate locality would have to bear the expense of his support. but if he was sent to gaol the charge would fall on the county at large, and whoa dimbirged he wee thrown on some large town, end Ms swß tonality got rid of hies. They should provide some alieleml mods of dealing with the criminal portion of the me" 'ovulation apart from the adult elan. }levies pointed mat the defects I. the existing system of education, he was band to say that the results in many oases had been better they could have been expected. In the North Dublin Deka, for example, the guardian, at the instance of the animas, Mr. Lindsay, had abandoned their patronage, and pissed_ the weiatteent of their , teashen is the hands of die OfessMers of Education ; the results had bees most imeSsial Maths children. Mr. Lindsay states that very few of Vim OW returned to the workhouse after being ilEoloompoik nod for four years no girl bad returned in a degraded abbe. In the North Dublin Union a different system was adopted, and the children of different denomina tions were kept satirely separate. The guardians of the North Dublin Union had lately quarrelled with the coin televised's, and had in consequerce set aside the system which had pawed such admirable results. There were two iastitations to wbioh he might refer, as examples of what ha would wish to see established. One was the Re formatory at Philadelphia—the object of which, in the words of its pressoters, was " not to punish criminals, but to re strala mod guide those likely to become criminals ;" the other inelitatien was the St. Michele, at Rome. An Hog. MMUS here moved that the house be counted ; bat forty members Wag must, Mr. BALL proceeded to my that in the education of the poor of Ireland it was necessary to keep in view the charm ter of the population, and as what was chiefly eviseed wu • tests for the arts, as distinguished from more practi cal employments end from manufecturee, efforts should be made to *shiver.' that branch of education. As regarded what was to be done, he deprecated any attempt to compel Irish poor-law psalms to expend • larger amount than they were doing on the salads of teachers. In England, which was so much richer than Ireland, parliament had granted assistance ander that head, and on behalf of him self and many other Irish members, he claimed a similar provision for hie own country. He thought it desirable that a small sum should be set apart for the payment of monitors. On a very rough estimate he could not ask forbore than about 10s. per head for the education of pauper children is Ire land ; and Sir Robert Peel having fi xed the maximum for England at 30,0001., he (Hr. Ball) suggested that for Ire land the maximum should be 20,0001. Justice required that no disproportionate distinction should be made between the two countries. Were the period favourable, he should call attention to the condition of district schools, bat be felt that it wee useless to do so until after the termination of the war. Mr. KENNEDY entered into some details with regard to the salaries paid to teachers in Ireland, the result being to show that there are in that country 2,326 teachers, whom salaries de not mead 201. a year • and 2,629 whose salaries do not exceed 121. In co nsequence of the mallows of the remuneration, in order to get two teachers for the nations' schools, it was necessary to educate three ; a very large proportion of the teachers coming over to England, or finding more profitable campations than teaching in Ireland, after they had peeped their examination. So that, even is point of OW issmiy, the system was a failure. Kr. KORMAN confessed that the system of instruction mad meant of remuneration to the teachers in the union "seldom. of Ireland were altogether deficient. The W- M** of this deficiency, however, lay with the panl atelasm of the boards of guardians, whom the peer-law authorities had no means of compelling to a more liberal Nurse. Matters were, he belleved,.gradully mend ing, asfesially by the multiplication of ag ricultural schools, and Owe* be saw no reason for calling upon parliament tetiLma in aid of the improvement. was continued by Mr. Roots, Mr. Fru lIINALD, Mr. O'BRlss, tad Mr. F. SCULLY. Lord r ALYERSTON said as this question had been placed cm the footing of equal justice to England and Ireland, be should like Just to state how the account really stood.' he following amounts respectively were granted from the public revenue* Zeeland and Inked. There was 650,0001. a year paM est el the public revenue for the Irish oonstabu luyonid AWL kr the amisteat barristers,• 32,0001. for Marasperse, 16,0001. lan the crown solicitors ; total, ysar. In England there was paid out of the polite raceme Oar yreeilesties expanses 260,0001. ; for *du alities in werkloneeN 22,0001.; for half the expenses of medical relief, 90,0101. ; making e total of 362,0001. in Eng land to beat against 730,0001. in Ireland. He thought, therefore, that hes. tient* should pause before they MI6 Ma dieL DUNNE mid that whoa the civil estimates came on be should cell &Maths Pa the Wades done to Ireland, and @bow OM England reecived mu* mom of the public =. lll It should not be forgotten that there was the of that Mu* of parliament. (Oh, oh !) Yes, for that eupswiliture, befog derived hex the taxes, was partly draws hen Debra. awl @Maid est hare. The Isiah people Wow to pay the teems tan ; and he mast say, they paid mere nosey ties thor ry received of beat& from their con- Ri t a . lara elieerv•d that the sable lord bad omitted the olueselisel eat the experts of the malty esorle. la width were &tamed by the *die. Mr. Alf a mere West MOIPPAKO was isewirthrie than that woieb the noblelerd bad drew& At the tine of the tildes, the aneageowel wee that there wee wet to be wales in ea equality el bakes betimes leilesd aid Ireleicl, bat that behold we to leer muse thing like 2-lithe, lid Sbe peeyeethei we sow very Ma- Nat. Mr. WILION escalated tbe etaboteat of Mr. Frisch about the toasty wart Woe. Nose of Shea were paid out of the eeseolidated fatal. bat by fen. The bolus then divided of Kr. J. Ban notion : _ Noss BO-48 The nett= wee thee aegetiveL DISQUALIFICATION OF MEMBERS BY THE ' 7 . l ",•aili' ''‘ '-', - . 7 •40 .1°' .-- - • • • .--.. _ e n ••••. , , .• . • • . . • i twe as hosi a s . • "es Les kaahead. He believed ' into the state of the bridges over the Thange.-.."1"..._ 1 , ' ' -II ' ~., . I .,... , t N • ' ' iii .. 1 r . ' jib 1 flaiklikl : s"- 001 ' V ii i. ". MAE : . 44 :A .:4115. t "=. .. eabgert (Lase ' :lbw* olio Ire aa . - Tr , ' ,at eV, Menge. a future 0110150 for the appointment of a select ---- " ---- `•- t , ia __,_ IM I' ER PARLIAMENT. emnii.d ia " lgg rousii imm " wil 'a owt ,-,7- -- ' 1 .6.k.' -:fr w -.: : '''' ....l . iy be I " fa% 4 1 i , m a lt Tt ll` `' a" •. • .. : n i ,, book of Doom -.1 • It r . . 1 V . with fir wives should Gags It - M- that suers view ef Aral • slander es domestic life in approaches thereto; to report whether th . iii i... N .... -.... — B sanded esti% get g o d his k - olk, • fro , ..0.4 • • at , ,• - •• a ... •et oisid t h ~.;, ... le sheer sada@ . Asa- reglend. (litay; and apparel., Sr. adequate to the pressi:l es ar -----•° se Me Vag a . . - .... • HOUSE OF LORDS.-TIMVIDAT, MAACK 13. T ka g aT a k pas a . - w ay of shruffstr. ay • of Me law hair el MIMI ' leld it dews that a restenztion of the After a brewer& from Mr. Herwoow, in explanation, trafile to and in the metropolis if not, th MM. pin , • best ila rs Their lordships sesembled at the wad hear. dem Meath ameleges had pews gib wad three wen. be that a peekibition of marriage with se I deceased wifek kind whisk now existed mgt. net to be mehitained s 2n! . The home divided- imProvlalr the TOON, aad winther it would be 'swa m i; .., POOR LAW EDUCATION OF PAUPER ORILDItIif. to ~. „t ...., ~..j.? ham she an- skew wee geetsised la that vane, bat they focal it la the peat medal evil would remit ben its ragaevaL For the Introduction of the bill . _ . ... sr have one or mere bridges over the Themes d ead - 1..... -- '. 11,34 'aid Uri best mode, out of local funds, Of .',..... L .H__ -- ..- TIKEirteIIIMILTTEISBIIRT "plisaillit a p -- 'egraie law. The rr ~ . .. • •. . ...16.1 . 4 0 01- . ..b. ,' . . 4 41 , " ..17F45 sou iss „memo war sa m o m L i m b le d, ; Na da s a • ~ • . ra'''' 1- - .11. Attest, did . fit _. _WM filar pp- EDustsN IN WORKHOUSES IN IRELAND. cost of sash brides., and of improow n fa s - sa r d -- "•E ilis W City a Kaaba trails, }Mist that Is thugs& SS Is' on the mass _ . -Tam -, ,4,,a n •- . '." r 1 ". mod • ; _lied 'as WE ibey_vere Mr. J. ♦, . roes to sell the attention of the house to lions sad ser a reeLbes, and throwing open w rs,,, spons ul bl ia • Wawa on the &OA et the poor w_ five r itMieb, 1 Ere nate if "Milken la the workhouses in Ire- toll-min gelled aliresearia thus }gildsmen to Thi P imig Al e lt -1 8 -41.1 0N . :. a 1i11 t a Yu:0014:13 eiMlOsaTlONelfti:l'. t ill" "NI - a ins I t= r eallhisi ? l e ar h.brirtrio al ls e r * fa s rit. en= IZ IP rwi l " . : 16.1111 ; Na l i a keiag 46 1 9 . 1 7r i as il r=d t t l ottly ai llse miV a litr il tifl e =in aa was ie rt a rtf i h avo ie tr ei a r l ef li temee n t . et brs e entr i e i t wire thou those ,0138. 11111iii pswinia ei siff lbei isi e rffkiii rsons iiimih he as imillit- asbabsse The wile d esen aleired try t oo l belfe.d omriag a ima large t raher same siniseive, etthe latles i e n t iki tirs maier take tbdr ie dip t e rgetala esaloa daa. o il s sameL shtgso, I s e V ist iri tha th kao lin rep o rt io A dd werbbs iumsee rim, matursaF irrhe l eas es h a ft: f i tt i w eer er weithhima el: eb oo llriooesa ds s asen bed altered isearec to w l si h re e la y te au e°lll ct e mince d um 7 a ta tiren ere in , -1 r einem God • kw") Re be.,, is his owl demi is the berWring ,of the dab watery mean mite to eapply the pleas ether whs. lis MI tert• la many were 160,000 is the - Loa wor kh ouses , o f wawa one -An a Wotan en Madge, hesTOL ADAllin d a lay et lame pepsin, vie had mann that the law emstaiird lathe Nth ouch seems, amigiese ems aseleasted, without the parties half were ander 15 pars of age. Of these no loss w r , IDA Cedimmistb, l, SA% stml *taw Plasm Mr. Cowan him ihat, If she die% tbs. ma se pets. was the kw on the sableet, mil Stet these Inswing that they wee bookies the law. After a while, than 41,001 wage ',whims and deserted children, not de- Uniodkiknel Clifford Mr. Acker ' 0 lOF MR . CARDER. Ise& st da mom as ma Tut lot bu n ion sa man as has wen was sh e w assw ee y Iggagenig k After paha.. the karbaed Mini it eat; aad ia the event of sorted as the thin of birth, but deserted during the great Mr . le. Wrat Br L Omit ' lad RIO 1 ••• W a r • = 11 1 " his Mums she was thCair i.e weal eves time ire, in, sad editor peklatione were Wie- denestes didsgesses, bit aide take anat.. of IL The famine in Ireland, when the wants west to America or aa id_r- ..,,,__llowa ,„_,_ Mr. Buck . Re sell Irked @ppd., Ike the lobe se mask sue et hat al Oar dined . wkishir ogir see *IS to he tend le sielpeens, bat wen melt Me ' the realest misery t each Milli's. came to this country. At the present time there were Ger- ' s _ j • ••••••,••= a Hon. C. Hadar kid w asa as h en .* s wag a the rasp.= that • mon w issamt Amok that i m wa n e ' 1 . 1 4.11 Z * a _ ey e sagiossus egasesy. sat eh vaear4, Ilk Nagai the Mese not le tbis ranee e, tainly upwards of 80 , 000 of these children in the work- g g — n Dog = ''''" Mr. Dene - rilf e l 'wined Saykos Tilsols 11 / 4 big Y . " 14 11411 " kg 11/ lialigmilligleffllim Mt apt i the manage Ma the wiles Nose esav list to eater ate a fallseplistion IS Will eat the law was houses, and for these there was no prcepect of honest m u , Kamp N o wa Int a. Neu :of the went asses at ablestien, easamittad andeems a demos baba dab." theta wag *MI Bali the sari.. purled of the shwa new settieL Bat .these whir coma alba 11 west abroad maiatisance, except by providing them with c e nt tn. Marshal Mr. .1. B. Cocks ainslintlse", Shah la ••• 6 b•• • b••• • 1 4............." w " i bider mil seimispe, MI 42 If le ad te the ltle..th esatary. At that _period a lisps.- sad mania where sash wart legal. is the satire. He would show the We of the present Mr. Lemma Bawer Lord Alfred Herm his reeollertiag wed who, else bdsf adobs = sos 41( depeuesioo, as wens laths was mated by Alszander TL to Rameneel of a digs.. to labertbace „ the opeatioa of demi- system, and the remedies that might be adopted. N.,..r...swert______ Mr. 0. Morgan *drew, was esieteleel IF Iwo Poe t Ada g araw Ar swa s sh a s she meg of p ee e n t:ec e y the daskter et Perdimai s Bile barite be trkid,-41he gm web. with whelk the parties The reports of the Cenunissioners of Edariatioa spoke r s ' a ••••••• Mr. Orem (Labosiar) hard kboar, had, Is rieessprease of 111111 ii Il ly P IN one, the glorifies 1181888. Kies er Ilgtiz s im ed bees_ yestbady seeeral le Mg wiediread. How ass =GM it be NM that die law was unfavourably of the education given in these workhousea. u s : :" . " 1116 Sm. winkle made to the Web leinaMeasel as le the dale el hie It gam is Links eat . lb. a Smile dirt Reesemes al lest were mimb =Wei I (Hear.) Retaines bed been made le the dery With mud to the teachers man h Lord Emlya Mr. Walter after feminize ais 'meths 4 ~...bal t a , wog" - - weeide s iggis r•ss. - a *SU& ile 0 Ike Lavithsl law, as it bat tabs aid 0 nehmen. earls& GI " y °I. ilualibn. win no Kr ' ll ' i '"" et inhabited arty sae teem ;an needy is favour • bat seas those doubt aware that the Commissioners of Eduardo. had se- Mimi 'Ewa Mr.linatchkall alma. sad tio Nimthld" IV— - i sa here, UMa wigs died, sad her Was was ti always pew is the Mille dwelt, Mies in he pre- Galas inartabied sin thi s leas. • 6l l:tiag elle ' to tie Water in tablished a classification of timbers, by which they were Mr. l. A. Mai Lied Loraine dispensed with eillegother• ' take can et the Whine, eke sad their tither Maims the marriage with a witak sour . The hon Aps- imam. Thigethee the won not at ail hewed, divided into three classes ;of 269 workho u se teacher. , but Mr. O. Rimed. mr. Bairns tem the agnetry• sad Sas. Us shadow Wks In the nese ram, they did • eat amid. Items add that a somplakaat el Hoary VIII. any sane" 'hen ether by the Wain 16 INT* of the fint Glass, and only 62 of the second, and •• 11 ' Mail* Mr. Trall es so nub of kb imam. se he had fees as bream and sista, and tbak WNW bag preset akw inatainies the epees. They salt' la re .. Sem alp. way that they had catered holy nearly 260 had undergone no training. The teachers were Mr . " •••11. Sir P. ErTt Og already sadness*, nook abroad. This MM edes without regard le the ' , alibi Pretellees that 'anted mitt tha opinion of Itatiawas elate der. By Irises wilk • Orr belief . tint this law wo Wks ; selected by the boards of aardians, who wen.. in general . ; ° ger" Mr. ?dirt time, it append. was mimed vadat might pined a.m. persons of •• Mem dart Then that ast these marriages wan to le veld whim a seseeme and they misbtagenkatiosely robes to ellehrate seek mar sufficiently impressed with the importance of *deflation, and Lord Mewl Colonel Harcourt SD W. B. baajill se heavy Aid la the case et my poor maa drous widtreprd ei ough ts tin e N isameadsa, et Ms risher on elemee ked emy whe sar a t t e y de. was pesemmeed in de Zeskeigelbrt Omni, bat net ether- a: To rant aim of this kind, Mr. Heywood had pre- allowed themselves to be influenced by a maid semsoing. Nand ONE* Mr. &laved* Wang • shake edgers it would be inpossible to for wise ; art the envie adeplail when a manly. et Ibis sweseatal telabrodsce a clause into his bill. He had The average salary of the teachers was only 221. a d ift- 1 10 4 Mr. Banbury year, an „„_ thus, se that a sash a ease the eraditiess upon stloosa wield 1 ,, s o d mamas la mamba an the esatimeat OT in Assert.. The laws of t= se leek Pan war le lesillme a Moray sea in the as Se dm piegrkay at Illarikille with a Rises-Qrs., it could not In exacted that a properly qualified pence mod ""' Sir B. Hall the Kr. Stafford essamed leigebeemeat darks the whole teem et the ear Gumas7 a d Ow or Nis tread States &idea Illeiereasis Chest, ells wee sea= et • tender hew) aii le made. wiai a doesseed S ib's sister, I. would undertake such a responsible post at that salary. The els - p si se Yr. Barnett I awd area was a plan sear Demelled Whist tie to elifir Ike death et see et the sad thee ate Ms *aka ea the belief that It wee actually per- mistresses had only 201., sad there were • large number with Mr. ffeenew • Did Wm. Graham non The be vii to nit-ead be did .. a was a of Orates brew he Imam who eddied to marries* war semdored legal was aot a able maid.. Re wee eke favosralle to eased* this alteration eateries under 101. The whole sum upended on ideation sir I. Jebeilmis mr, Seery Whitmore rat the Wedge et soft eves a dials el furry their wives' sham It bad set yet hem seated by of tags Itiet set to have misted. This soadossi se Ilisdsad. was only 6e. Bd. per Mod. The condition of the aloe _Kr- ___ a _askoi Bier. Beriberi elms spa die eastast et Ids Mak kisttbe iii , boo. son th e law seam vbeSsee war a German aterdsp was dews OD lie at it Ilia Be redreald the Marti that Mr. DRUMMOND said the bee. gentleman who had must be raised if they wished to promote the interests of the sa w.' ''•••,,, ■ w e _„,. Sir H. Wi ll oughby IselffilfMni o who MI or not • WS •Is believed that Ila• as ere yes am mew, It was a elisessasies dime seglit nem to just sat dews stated that his eke. was to promote and children. There was *nether defect in Wes ystem-the . e • - " " - aeleesse - --' Mr. Deeds. Maned Mani the Athwart-Goma IN id. rimy E n da pow bow fide ressivat abroad, have hei. gabeadi Mee. DJ Ibb kit ast memewpos *Oda frallakiate morality, sad he est aims it by a il the total absence of a separate department for infants ; means risi:faj ess - s T - u - wawa Lard Henry Chohamen s y advised seek emmatatien, or the very then was as doubt ar be legailty, sidgegh, if the pidialleA donee et weassagelars Levee allasketsly hew le set tin law of tied WI alma. (No, taw) t should be taken to enter. ciamilleation in every Gass and to uremia winkled Lord Chelsea Mr. Grogan gentians Vile hail gins the very wash mid* made Jar a day or tem elms ad end mill Tka ban. member elle Mt bell sallildh el woe what he sailed bealeader. marellty. Rot ugly amt. bat separate the adults from the children ; the only way to do Mr. Basel Mr. Benin* mem willedde• sal 0810 " 1 . W I " wilhs t .. who , gn iag rarsiLli" Ili risse._ pew that Goat Bd. peg.. tothat ea abegaliset gesbi Se tins with he said than masa vast nabrity of es his side th t ffectually wee to the eltildres from k aa _ lll -.._,..... 01 8 1 • 101 19ww 4 lard W. Verner was WNW the feels as Mass! wint_.eseelfel l _sal if __ .„ be belied alesist la *tbs. Wks@ of egad to say the at einempikia. melee Me preetisa. So that his yof a of holuir e to district echo:, as bad lately been done in se w : f eral - w , - "- w "•••••••`....,,, or. Bolder* Mr Mr . .J iht ames ulithas itog . g lbw __,.__," 11 • 1 • 9 ' so _ , s ___„_• 111 ••bl i a ••••••• ,.. a Tar ... a .mat"',....... • •'" LIM ear la its mate of sponleire. Wballist vie were Mown to a with Mier mil glen ? ben, plasipie Was by emath ee sg a asses. .) It cases in England. The industrial training of the boys wits Mr. ' w i a me " --- "” - wwww Mr. U.M.M. beck ''''''.. ''r . - 7 — 7 - / vela'. ear barter peliti er le Ow tedneMe 0 the meow had refined le the law of t ad was yaw melons, bat sheet may pabniat seat not lees important their their moral and literary training ; Kr. N. us= Mr. 8. De Vere the army them- Ameba. La motet the states cif a he- believed diet it alone was the Mee eine* end every hi would admit that tire commissi hid made every ear- Mr. J. L. Beserdo Lore A. Lennox Bar! tiliAltViLLl 'relieved the drill=lllllMllll UMW °W M 11. did " haw- Imo nto omossoiso si tie mono h a t a m 31 ,„ b a n seine, be believed, Ogee was Crib l isia a gnat differ- twee. as node sod a aloes was set lime met was in the habit of myths to itself- tam that the seems at their disg i al allowed, to pre the Br. Pallington Mr. Hanley bad asosalay „ moon so the titams , as e b id , ih e w bb owe et *aka, and lbsi tbs agamos d a large .a d marriages art anteepteply took plea. Re did nit ender !f a i ll e:i set s Oak Seek; ft is thy Pathos's seed pismire to beye some sort of an indastrial training, but enos e ith il had Kr. t GlE,„_ Gen. Arbuthnot sad timid kid had snow. vie , mei isramtakm ha is. isms Ss abet et die t law, stead that tbe be are me yeepssi Is p Oat bed& gib* thee thelaegdem." But he bai area hem heard art been done. He should next refer to the 1 ' ions '"" Mr. Roundell Palmer was aids to tbs Lea umossosat to soneses , la nss Male ...__ _in alterallan. . Tbe et thi s TM bsa. umber sill be Ili set west la embed Ms aim ewe sadellads esseamesded as as leembetable Ma of Medd. ;that was a very delicate sulflect; he believe the K r aft ; G g o r " w y ne Mr. W. 8. Knox a m. °saws boa* whermirse a maw schism_ , ..... a f an Tapia ammenaties apts h their law et sonless le Ilsellsad. DM albe net P Were She a there_ pepoltisn The goadsma Mho brimmed bends of were frequently inclined to abuse their Mr. pans Y Mr r. Fra. Stuart nklyn ewe emnisties w as • amnia!' wee i.y. The Inn, of pessear Most la Ilesibut Ass ia Ragland ; this Elsogrelen led stated the true Malay et the gaieties. this respect ; whenever any one religious per M obansiss sena Nay MO la his poodmeisa wee snit Mr. Michael Williams wee shut out in the division oa Mr. By. sed to as to mut wed u s fee mas, had frees ell tams gemel die narrate a r ouse dine ste oblessirlaw la _Mind whose guardien- Then never was a Sea. in the wind of the fiber& wee enesia a majority , they were too apt to _ exercise their wood's motion. dews le an dr. i.i . A.... .......A .18.... .err.. .....2 .1... ...1...U. .1.A.. .. ./... .46.1... .11 a11....i. .4........ A .44... .....`l.l 1... .. .1... ..- -........•-- -....- The 134 , 4,4 xis tea the shaft at 4 Vika. IfiW MEMBER. LcM DZINCILIt tlOOl if - aa tha aad his out for Forfar- Woo as hia ra•alootios oa bobs appolatod a Lord of Ms Thwart. PRIVATE BIYBINEBB. TIM) RlLDiiili.::di;lQdii; trair;reity and Town Water; Leads Improvement Company ; Over Darwin Gas; Padaey Oas ; Tombs Ow; and Woolwich Cowmen Pro tective GM Bilk MTN= OP MOTIONS. Mr. SCHOLZ/MILD, on behalf of Mr. Man, pow posed kb melba en the aablein of Poland until Tnailay, Oa Iled Men Melee MUD yeatipened his swam on dm sialsieet of plair aw r may promelian 1.11 Tuesday the SIM MM. ltr. H. BIZZILIT lie mils. IS all mak bet et the sentry draw at and do asimit of the Nast of Lama. tin Mb day PAY oP urrriniciaiuusis. Mr. SCROLBFIBLD begpd to ask the Se= k iK a " Treasury, whether say moms an ulnae for Weenie; tb• silmiss et the ponies's' Islliwands. Kr. WILSON suM OM Inn Mil bass neental k at mass . ia lb' wages of istlssanters at Limped, ter, Oingsw, and Bristol, sal there was new as inquiry gong ea at Birmingham sal ether large towns ; if it was bud memory a Maw baleen would be nsunsoiled. Kr. BRIGHT Ida Kies mast b. same With, vi' Er Sell to Mannaelse, tee he salaamed that the geneie set yot staid Man. Kr. WILSON—Then is se sista', fee I Opel Ks Waste a weak ego. _ THB FAST DAY. _ _ _ _ _ sir J. WALYSlkieard esit Wei; dem slam bs bed pressated a paid's, pining thee Ms hie day misli be to ids OM et Apra, la et Ise amen to smog Imelda( la Ohs metropolis meditator plame, la as allasMea bed ales pill to it. h. begged es ask e ea dayear dm 's pa wades ma ef in drat days end Wipy li k am girmisiljtoe ertirfa t si l d h. ay lin Pl" dsdy was Or *MA of Ms& I sad, ft se, whether ft was Os lalmadm el the dirrammest to Asp a day's pay him the imMiss of all add soak er ben Ms wages of mow Weft Is *aim , beer.) The 0 I tithe EXCHEQUER said that he bid sods liquids ea the subject of the quad= of the boa. , wed Iss was Wormed that it was net es is the divestments of the Admiralty, Ordains,of Weeks. Post•ellse, Cestom-heosk to stop a day's pay of the valises sis soy fast day. (Rem) PLY O 1 ARKY:111111411031i 11r. Ligthridribst as es7sdia mom ervilass, are sow bogged being matsok— est by the gsrmassmat at iambs. salaries, he te The SPEAKER esti this hes._ pathmes is patties s question mutt sot MM. as spasm, or me ends Was as " tabs! ow" sobsiss, sed also wards mast he Menet sat of the wades. Mr. LIME ties to ask whether it was the [s teatites of the ims raise the Wanes of the army eargeoes that are saw megloyed la tie may Is the East, sad hospitals at Bested Mr. PRIM said it was sot intesded to bursae. the lON of the sursome la the sew service. It was is thst= daily pay was sot so Imp se that of the 'Mks ios °Sown who had bees mai set; but, as the *As head, as reosrve wiles Illy loomed to be Wild: li rjriey. etddah was a privUsge that tbel i rli a bl dial mss sow employs& mould sot have. MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WlllB SISTER.. Kr. asTwooD thee root to sate for leave to beteg is 11111•11111 the law as to with a deemed wlfs's *Ms to stew. Be mid ths a ri r m i t a CI by painted G s omm' Mawt tis t=4, to M psi to i wr : wi l Os ." sabgast o sat which prayed that rasa msm ha as ties Is the law of marriage, as as Is saw • era M manyhls deseseal willes skier. Ms balevail U the metals of Mid Mary VIII., wig* dealt wish as guides et prebellisdige=" l4 law them siseskr obeirs bs bees aims et des 11"11111186 ips wil = sad he belloved thee is essommasse of the7•l: het ~ ta wishasf a temmvy hie *Ws la was _sob Ilbsobb MM, whk seageood *II 1h • ulee MIK e t sew websegasitt M Ewa Ps' lt we Mug lomat OM sash as at abseil haws beat =o pe lad was sow Mat se member of the who assisted is prise that est ham doss so U be believed ha was seallissisg as immoral passeedisg whether is maned Weft sr OM L im pi n la owes vas that mom al the disgusted from ms s. mmemiegps. sad the kw was tote meet tho elgestiese as I. the Maw IN far from Mess warders trivia, mad Its ROYAL INSTITUTION. Yesterday Dr. Tyndall delivered the ninth Ischia of his course on magnetism and electricity at the Rerei Institution. The nature of the electric spark was one of the points of most interest which he undertook to examine, and he prefaced his observations on the subject by noticing the difficulty which all original investigators experience from having to overcome the preconceived notions of pope. lar hypotheses, and the erroneous views which the tans often given to phenomena convey. Thus the word " laid," as applied to electricity, though it seems to convey a generally correct idea of the action of the force excited, is calculated to mislead investigators into the nature of tbs force itself, as there is no proof that it partakes of the che• ratter of fluid bodies. Dr. Tyndall attributes the lit of the electric spark not to the appearance of electricity itself, but to the incandescence of particles of matte: interposed in the interval in which the disruptive discharge of en electrified body takes place. He await the peculiar action of electric sparks in converting oxygen pa into ozone, and as ozone fa by some chemists considered to be a modification of oxygen, by which its active powers are greatly exalted, Dr. Tyndall seemed inclined to believe that the matter ef the electric spark would be found to be that peculiar state of oxygen, though he said he had notyst made sufficient experiment on the subject to enable him te arrive at a definite opinion. He then explained the pheno. mena of the Leyden jar, commencing with the exhibition of a similar electrical eondition in plates of glass, which had metallic plates on both sides. Thus when positive demi. city is communicated to the metallic plate on one side of the glue, the negative electricity is attracted to the plate on the other aide, and the positive electri city is repelled to the earth. In that condition the glue with its metallic coatings may be highly charged, though, being neutralised, it does not part with its electricity to surrounding bodies until a communication is made between the two coatings. In the same manner the action of the oondensee was explained. The two metal plates, when brought near to each other, and one of them is feebly charged, give no indication of electricity, because the pool• tive and the negative electricitin of the two plates an nn- Lunged. But when ono of the plates is removed, the electricity on the other becomes directly manifest; and is this manner the feeblest traces of electricity may be indi- Gated. The phenomena of the electrophorus were also es• plainad on the hypothesis of the separation of two dis tinct eleetricities by their mutual attractions and repulsion. The slab of wax, when excited by fire, becomes negative, and when an insulated metal disc is placed upon it, the positive electricity in the metal is supposed to be attracted to the side nearest the wax, end the negative electricity to be repelled to the top. On allowing the negative electricity of the disc to escape, by touching it, the disc remain, pod threly electrified. Dr. Tyndall concluded by exhibitiog some of the powerful effects of electricity, by muss of a battery consisting of fifteen large jars, with which fine wires of different metals were defiagrated and dissipated into powder. ROYAL SOCIETY OF LITBRATURB. The Rev. H. Christmas delivered, yesterday, at the above 'mentioned Society's Rooms, his first lecture on TM Domestic Life of Our Ancestors." Sir John Dorat was in the chair. The inaugural lecture to the course was Tared on Tuesday, the 6th Wet. The particular subject of the present lecture was "Tee Domestic Architecture of our Ancestors." The Intim' commenced by observing that the structure of a hoes reveals much of the mode of life adopted by its inhabitants. The representations of the dwellings of the inhabiteau of the lees cultivated parts of Europe, contrasted with those of the more highly civilised countries, would afford as a mesas of comparing their different degrees of civilisation. h the same manses we may measure the growth of develop meat in any one country by as attentive cossidaratioa of the structure and arrangement of the hoarse of the peoPii at different periods. The lecturer then proceeded to es* mine the state of domestio architecture in the earliest periods of our history. The low state of development amongst the early Britons was shown by the miserable nature of their dwelling places. The Boman, brought their architecture with them, bet it was • foreign plant, and it declined after the departure of those who introduced it. The first great ise provement of the domestic architecture of the people sew to have taken glea in the Anglo-Norman period. Until that period rooms had been low, windows small and nano , ' and the house seldom carried above the ground floor. Tits illuainatioas of this period show a great improvement The homes have advaaced from the condition is which they were little superior to those of the New Zealander's bosses, sad make some pretensions to architecture without sad erashrt within. We en aow well-marked divisions oiled sled bower and bedchamber ; and the building keel( is more substantial, stone becoming of common use. The leases then drew a graphic picture of the metropolis in the 12th and 13th centuries. He said we must begin by dismissing sll ideas of paving sad lighting, and rutty moderate our ideas of drainage. Borne insight is gives as to the nature of the nubby the fact that in 1170,whan the wooden steeple of Bow Church fell down, the largest beams, by their mere weight sank so far into the soft timid as to be lost from sight. He then drew manna to other features of the old metro Polis. quoting °Weaponry documents. and referring to Blow sated amaiseceipts is proof of hie martins. The Mien of the middle ages, he said, abounded with material' min. land to give (atonalities oa the subject of the domestic life of our manners. The interior dentates etike hams were then described. Of the three dames of deseratioa-1. Mural painting Tawny ; 3. Armorial bonnie; the Bret was by far the most kapertant la its revelations as to the life of the Pope' Weis The reminder of the lecture was occupied in illostntiag this patios. by reformism as arming as they wen in structive. It her been proposed to form a collection of worb of sit by artiste and &mistime, to be gives by them kr di_ of sale and eshibitioe, the whole peels& lo le =to the relief of widow. and mayhems of BMW of. Ism who may fail in the *a widisiereis. .IThe ar r S boa lama up 'with greet spirit in. arioSsende` sore than Iva/nil ars entertained that drawings by tie, welt important personages in the reels will give I recalls: ia ; the andortaidni. AOOIPW(CB OF OFFICE. Kr. WILIGIIIiONi - Wer dWie;r 7 eeilTerai fa a 611 te after and email the est II Mae, e. 7, se he se ft rabies te the vaestiag mete tarkessat ea the earepleme pi Am, sad righdied that • dm* West wee to provide Om the eves 'toupees ezehemdes become ea* to eastbee. Ida 7=loll Mee& seek a 6111 rbeeld be ialleedased by the eft ma mamma by them that my sub ed edetlei lam wee . Y MOW te Ws to the 601 it Its yeserat Mtge, bat reamed M thievish% of "EVit hereafter It be *mkt it amemery. ALPOLI tbeegttt this bill eased a pod oppor tunity et maskturiag _bew It. the mmyteam et efte elmabl e epesa mdi e= dtigaalileatleste t it to p ar . Uri PALYIIBBIOX seoribed that that Fiat might be relied la the eemeilliee ea the 6111. ~., The Emilia wm them weed te. THE XIITEOPOLITP.aI BIUDG7I.B. r Oa the motile at ifir• ianiOar, a readatlea wee weed