The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-28 00:00:00

lIIPEIILLL PARLIAMENT. NOUSE OF LORDS.—TioltiatT, MAWR 71. BAYAL COMMISSION. ABM , after fins o'clock the Rapt Assort wee eves by ersesimios to the following bills :—This Comilidited Fend (MAO& ) Bill, the Game lioness (baked ) Bill, the lath. JAN Fehibitimm Bill, the Dobbs ledustriel Eakibitios PM) Bill, sad the British liatheria Bill. The Lords Commielioners were Ike Lord Chancellor, Earl Onnome, atal Voseoset Sidney. The Low CSANCOILLOS look hie used os the mobs& at Ave o'clock. The Earl of DONOUGHMORE presented a settles from softie officers M the Indian easy compleleiss that lejselles had been done te thins pmt sen-fsifilment al the mpg,- most estered late as thal the goverment, sad pray the for redrew. The Westminster Improvements Bill and Use Waterford sad PAIIMP Railway sad Farr, Bill were Teed • seemed time The Wexford Eta:hour E s Bill was reed as third thee and posed. ALLEGED ILL.TREATMENT OF A PROTESTANT IN IRELAND. The Ifirquis of WESTMEATH movedfew • copy d the othrictios of certain perms eonvicted at Oilmen potty sessions, in the emety el Sligo, es the 96th of Feb- nary last, for assaulting and pots hi dunes Cathodes °oughts° ; sod of the amietios of sate impeder Beth* sad others of No police force for having, though prom% declined to interfere. so Earl GRANVILLE said the government would have objective to pods.* the papers. The motion 11411 Uhea agreed to. COLONIAL NAVAL DEFENCE BILL. The Duke of SOMERSET, is moving the mood reading of this bill. laid its object was to reeks bettor provision for the semil defense el the ethewies. This me • pundits which bad been Miler comidenstise far some years, sad verioue proposals had bees seadechiefiy by the colonies, but difficulties had always arises as to No =posse. Them diffi culties bad bees met by the pressed bill, which pm• sided that the whole exposes sheath be defrayed by the colonies, bat thatarrangessesie might be made with the item goveramet by in order in council for such minute. regulations as mold not be cos veniently introdoced into se act of parliainest. In that way pest salisfaselem meld, as the em baud, be gives to the Mau, while. es the other. the interests ol the empire would be bomellted. 'The bill also proposed to create • remove so similar to the royal Bevel reserve is this 'matey established ardor the let of 1859. That roman had been vent eaomosful. Between 16,000 and 17,000 me were enrolled, all ablebodied same" sad mitered wider the ego of 30. Somethieg et the seam Wed, lb. would, I wider Ns bill, gradually pow up Is lasies. The bill provided that offilosie of the meal sonic of this country might, with the consist of the Aduthelty, I tab berries with the view of Mame and commasding this saw force. and in that way reediting it . rime effective fee Menial defame. They had lately roomed from VIM& L that the goverenseat should build is thi im s country = colony vas& se the t u rret prieciples silar Ito that adopted in the B.•yal Sovereign, asd otim Numb of Mem. Thom were the Nig prevision of the bill, which wee framed 'thistly with a view to the defthes of the cola rims and which Ise trusted would be toned folly to answer that pontos& The bill was red a math ties. PRIVATE BILL COSTS BILL. This bill pared through committee with en atossidisest, setendiog its proviaoss to that boom AFFIRMATIONS (SCOTLAND) BILL. Ilpou the notice of Lord Csigularoan, this bill *thread • • 'ffi time, sad posed. PERTH PROVISIONAL ORDER CONFIRMATION BILL. Upon the motion of the Duke of AIGTLL, this bill ass lead a third tine, end poised. BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY (IRELAND) ACT AMENDMENT BILL Upoo the notice that the report ore this bill be received, The Earl of lANGPORD moved the reetoration of the paragraph which bad bees omitted from the sod of Mho mood clause. His object wee to save two astobiblani two moll railway comps la he Dared from being Armed by law en , by providing that they 'horrid net be Erdie for sore than the rienoent of their shuns. After a short convenatios their logdobips d. Curtest. Cost Non Cagiest' The aneradmeet was therefore Mesta end the TWA esesivod. Their lordships adjourned at 11) mimes to 7 dolga. Tiff XIXPIt r.NTi 'CENCI,. IN RE ATTWOODS, SPOONER, MARSHALLS, AND CO. In the Birrin am Bankruptcy Court pater. gi i y, tame az. Mill, there wao Ihr c =ti for the doors oe It wee he'd la the T for the greater eas rebore of the rediters. Mr. Mr W. Whateley mad Mr. W. S. anew attesdal for the trustees appointee at the erediSsee' reowegt hai t a t lobos Wes also Mr. De Oes led Mr. l) lee Burr, Testes, sad Hark. Obeseery.lene). Mr. Allen, dter elfsdnq to the rowel wish errand et the arediree meth, 60 the erre should he then oat of hosiwurey, sominated Kr. Aldeuras Osage Tamer, of Birralegbani; Mr. Wet. Gough, of Mr. W. H. Dire, erl.inereheal. hilosserher ikl i w t i T. W. D. Bassett, frosfenahr, ile W 1111 6 Delostelo, se as signees Is dreg thts, Mr. Allem rid rat los bad an droid to to the saran of se leer 400.0001.. and do soarer wee betwees two sad three thorned. D wee suggested abetted of Mr. ;as Seebliss. selieher, who bed °Wog the prole of SO draftees (aewsat sea slated) that be is foe drop* tossoleste we bet after rise disessiso thst pert wee set i i n g the gentlemen surd by Mr. Lire wen spristed. Subsequently it wee speed. oder the 110th sleeks se the set, that so Mawr reseedings Oka pleas is beak. ni che . Soinierir of Mr. Idyls Laus aseenstent, r manager, was opposed far Mr. Seskikag, bat it was onted. with the undentandieg that If the rearm s dges bo d Opinion that. NI I( iii VOSOCOOSOp. re sow nominated will reign, In the erre of the sposesiller it wee assosseed that Mors. Whirler asil Mr. ABM. who her hitherto err fee the bean" will so Imre de ir se Wry la be OW owned foe the neWasees • bet that a i.rtor of high stash tag useeoseeted with tie tows will set fee Mn. lienhall. Seder re meths heroisaid M. Allen easosseed that the mom & of proofs arsay is Ikb pssarlica erasedii 546,0001., the sewher bass 1,6116. . i It IAY ,ATERIN, HOU= OP OOMMONS.—MOAt I AY, MASON 27, The Snot= loth the °hair at 4 &dock. • PRIVATE. 13118INESS. The Ileabw _.and St. Loomees Ges Bill, the °swishy Load Board Rill the Rom Improvensat Bill, sod the ithrowebruy sad North Railway BEL were reed a third time and pawed.me Regis Junetioa Balmy was withdraw*. The house was them stremosed to the her of the Baer of Lords to her the royal ament Oen to certain bills. THE RIVER SHANNON. Colonel FRENCH pm solos that lorrotrow eight Obis evening) he shld sir the Obeasellor of the Emir pm whether, amer oo dhig to mem* be was prepared to mate what bad bee. dome with to the report of Mr. Barman ea the illoW011? POSTAL SERVICE. Kr. LONG gave sodas that or • Mare day he would move for the appoiatiseat of a Week emonittes to inquire into the prieset regabitiame rte the portal districts. EPISCOPAL BEM IN THE OOLONLES. Mr. DUNLOP asked the Secretary of State far the 00140idIS whether, locking to the react &chime of the Judicial Committee d the Privy Council in the ease of Brehop Ooleaso, by whisk with reference to colonies with repreestrotive logidatares, or ia which the eitereh el Eng land bas not Mem estalibehed by law, petrels fer the erection of episcopal sees them* purporting to ormhe eoeleplutical jaristliction, ore prommeed to be emitrary to law, it was the Wisdom of the gmenunest to oilers bee Mejesty to abater henceforth from Moire any or. such patents foredo.** so situated. and alio from sominadag nuommon under the *lied.. illegal musts to blame who may di. or ridge, limits the voluntary amodatioes of which such bishop were the thief ministers, to provide eactresors according to the rules arid canoes they have adopted or may adopt for the governmeat of their ova sea established emounualoas ; sod r =irsly whi th er thh mums will be recommended in to by an set of the Canadian legielature to w C h a i l ita l = ..swat was duly give., ell commotion blame church and sten, has been expeenely abolished. Mr. CARDWELL—With reforest* to Canada, the= Moe of issuing letters mutat fee Ur appeintineat of has for some time them dintretinued. The practice in Os nada now is that the bishops are ealected by the Clan of the colony, and those bishops dative their civil rights from the legislature ci the splashy. With respect to bruise let. Mrs patriot fee other odours, I beg to mum my he.. freed that ibis very important subject has Mee brought wider our conetheration by th e recent decision of the Privy Council, and is rewiring the card al attention of the go vernment, and that no haters patent will be booed to any °elegy until some decision has been arrived at by the govern. =Mt. Er. DUNLOP asked the Attomey-Oeseral to what extent and efforts, if any, patesta ereetiog episropal sees is (reknit* hurls( Mime legislatures, or is which the Porch of Englud had net bees previously by law esta blished, and purporting to confer ecclesiseticel jurisdiction, ear , valid and operative; sod also inquired trader what Mot itorr or other authority the Queen, as somosige of the s e ad Kiegdom, ileum patents for the emetics of episcopal sp, in accordance with the religious system eeteiblished by law is only one part of the United Kingdoss—Zsglasd— in milosies which sever were, at any time, colosies of Eng food, but have bees, from their origin, British colonies. The ATTORNEY GENERAL—It is very much more easy, especially after the recent der:Mice, to day what is not the effect of these. letters pleat their to say what ie. I will, however, endeavour to answer my hon. friend'a gale- Coo, 'wording to the beet interpretation loss put upon this declaim. In the beet place. I undentsod it to be determlsed that no luny dioceses are created by thme letters pima is the colimies to which the queetias has mimeses. Secondly, that them letters patent create so legal identity between the episcopal church presided over by these Whops eel tire oohed church of Enka sad Irela d. Thirdly, that the letters pateutdo not intraday, into times orloniaieny pert of the English ecclesiastical law. Fourthly, that they confer on the bishops no legal jarisdiction or power what ever ; and add nothing to any authority which the bishops may have acquired by law or by the voluntary prin. Male, withont any tatters patent or royal sanction at all. There romaine nothing, therefore, in the letters patent, except it be. es I understand, sim p ly ii to Mecirporate the bishops sod their successors as • corperatioe, with all the entreaty incidents of a legal corporation. Bat even as to that I have nee it stated, as pert of the moist jerk meet, that these letters patent are set valid for the pur pose of creating • legal eoclesisstisal emporatios, wiser status, rights, and authority the colooies as be required to movies. Er. DUNLOP said his of hon. and learned friend had not answered the mooed part the question. The ATTORNEY-GILVERAL—I beg poke ; I thought my hon. friend would understand from my smear that the maximum al...ratios of these latter. Wort woos to be to incorporate the bishops sad their sueremore, sot as an to Meatiest corPoratioe is the eolosy, bat simply ass memo= lay corporation which it is the ordinary prerogative of the mows to crusts, and for which so statutory powers are required. TILE lONIAN ISLANDS DEBATE Mr. COCHRANE geeirsloYee that to -morrow (this day) IN should ask the hors to permit hint to male a short pr eened is:plaintive, is reply to sue thing which fell from the right boo. gentleman the Chnereller of the Exchequer. is mayor to his motion the other *resin cm the subject of the losian Isiserb. ' DEFENCES OP CANADA.. Lord ELMO mid that be soul touldiww, his obodoll with moppet to =Mug etteweiss. tri what we reported Is heee been Willa tie eisosdias .arisawwi jest of the. Defames of Quibee till earl whim mi l se Ise was brought op. Ye, sal7Q ed the It at pewassost lad boos is plea wonIJ ---- hve asked him to ex Theiredy for air ogler ri hr W. NILES imaind wh=tor what bed hisa and se it car he sesta eadeaveer a usko raiser prima lam ea the subject, it wee to press the mend aressemset 'ilk the solite lord la the Mira roadie, of the hill. Be the educated the Militias of the UNION CHARGEABILITY BILL. law of ataimest and nisread. Mr. WALTB& contended that any grimmest headed as 1 Os the titt°4 he the seas" " sal* °I IS° trdiss west of isfersistiou as the sweet water of the tan wee Cbarrebifity Bill„ then woe few comes interested in the Isms S ess. ..— 2- I tLii f .d tee itiaos sa to whether Mr. VILIJERS deemed list the manor" did not bi v°l°. to y w i niaci p l. ; Set that ' °a lb° °min" ' it sst ti"..Thirt;ll7"- shoal" thould " sot MUM with as In strict conformity with the sew pair law rd might be 04 a s trE m om , . __ e be supported the modern heehaw., , MOO OE 1110014 SW manage t , and cousiderad as • stop is the direction of The measure by he now asked the Isom to meet - ion was e HENL EY ,meIa. how_ . o _ _rt. plans of the reoommeoded by the ea of the past, sad I .0 s .. , p lant I w ith a l tuitl the orguonot hy the remarkable &salaam which followed the 1:7=,,,,,F., . he bi ll, sermy, the completion of the poor by caw weew atstrus i e air 18311 M s th e St r tlis tut tt o e f ', law system, the Meet to the peer, aed the shiftiog in order tato. -- :m.Q upeleal w e the 6 p i iireabial system • bate to equalise Maas, in a very argametative manner pr.- they woe de w e d. nod t h e law was h eee tei w ith e lima that he wasted isfornatioo, sod denied t h at the bill h ow . would he productive of trio threefold benefits which it was ss snits° to °mites° tbs twosYstsmt. EtSsrisst° ' ahead Id be its malt. ever, slowed that tics existing law had failed, Imam every Mr. KNIGHT reeved the adjournment of the debate. variety of paresidel system mead in force Parochial ,„ „ ~ old coo of .. Divide. " ) liability lavas bees noised, as also the power of essuagag t No, the poor, ell pariahs had s nowmen interest in " mum Mr. a.LIEBS hood the house would divide. (Hoar, dews the pe e as is was called, wh i c h meant ge tti ng n 4 .0 1 i thearsis4.) hear.) them the lime was anxious for • division. them by any assns. The malt of this system was to Ma t o • poppet sad asps& distribution of the burden of I Mr. W. EGERTON hoped the gelation would be pet realaiesag the palr _ e ta believed that the measure which Pened ososaor t ol after Easter, in order to give the wintry time to odd be of it. woo d ew oo ths Ir siniswis pe t hr e hoe ls "rtht s" it t w tit oo is id ev il l ' , s wee t boos Mr. FMRAND believed the measure would have • th e serious effect os manufatairiog &strata, sad u that w"hetetl'e peer. " d id = o il " lad es a m t. ° w i d th° th e r: eo li n p i , stitsg result a the bill b e ad not tees at all alluded to duties the Sir IL. KNIGHTLEY rose to MOM is an smeadmost diatomite he thought it ought to beadjonned. (OM of that, otatideriog the little keowledge this hones prams u Divide. Iskediridsto: / the ad joummoot of the debate es to the practical working of the Irremovable Poor Act of a was with mt. it is itone dh e t, without hou r hd one adoe, t o diem, sad the boas divided on Sir it BEl:line/ OW • legislate upes the gabled of anise rating during the present Inset toesite His sash agorae to the bill rested upon Yoe the amendment l3l the belief that it would operate hardly upon the it labouring classes. (Hear, bear.) Any ass at .11 la The 0:1 6 then read a mond time. quieted with hand matters—but in that be did The molt was roolived with elms. sot teolude the r ight hoe. retinae the President of the SUPPLY. Pace-law Board, or be Mew no more of the rani distritte Upon th e no h ow k w bringing ws , th e ope n o f t h e am . al England this he did el the interior of Africa—well m in es of wooly. Mew that agitation' labour was not, during several Lod ELMO mid It was his intentio n on Tandem w months of th e year. remunerative . Then could bas 4th Apo % te wee ,. fee woo moo sad eeneepeedeeee doubt that esei labour was employed at • las, bet taxmen for the purpose of raising tie quotas of the defestes of knew that if they did not employ their labourers they coo & would have to pay for them in rata out of 'their Poets* The diffsront votes in the report of the committee ware and toosereetly they preferred to employ their labourers thee weeit, than to seed am to llama the poor-lett sad at present u poe t h e h e t wo o of 32,00 y. for th e peesiere ti ammo the pm ma wen marina la woman we comfort in wooded in the oxide% their Magee whisk they preferred to reside is than go _ mr. G. BENTINOK nos to move the adjourn:seat at I° the 'l sles " ffillwan. ill the bear. Bat it this Is° cis &saw Since the last &bike. on Omahas defesses h oused. than world he se alterestive—to the waktouses thee wood have te go. tar imp fume woul d siy , 4 . Why farmattem had ed this eciustry which altered the whole should I keep my own mss off the rates while otiose in mind.. of li n c ans On the former metat aa he said that distant parts of the min are mot employing their la. Ileve lmmest b" given so "lam' s that the Chaedisa lab ba r tha rere a t addi " H aramo •ftered aad tha that ro und h r tbsan tlie opera 10 wan d this lty 10mmatl a sed a... " _iiitstyn"bodeosetarossissdtintiorertioormostook so the sb aanteileam e s scoot tut _ tr would be aned to replaeat. and that the him wou ld h e the Venom guenzaest were sot mantis, polies, sad of the greatly homed, sad, h e re, lie should oppose the got Ban took molfaits teL the to ol Peat Pre mann is every way a his power. (Hoer, hear.) ( Th e 6Z i i i ! h w rat h 1 thie ealltrY for the &hams of hen..eas wee almost iestidibie is the gallery.) U these iskauestome they ought to bays an Mr B. STANHOPE also the moo e m, t o opperlawity of disenstiag what course should to aloe, roma with the hill until they Sent made themselves (Tedanattaartsate ) thens: w su la s tlt• Oppossou hrre w lather y. the tea be aereasted with all the airaumstaness attending it. Sir E. WILING weed that ta bill was far too Ire- Hr. CARD WELL did set know Wm whet authority thi portant to be diepored el without more smelts aroma- bon. mambo stated that en objettios heed been taken by the lion, and without an errata:l . 2 :reend emarnesia. Canadian gueremsat to the of her Majeitya tion beasts has meinben lwee tit o eate, Be government. No sub is a form tZ:M d reardied him, nor M trusted that the semi reading of the bill would be at bo Wins It qua likely to scab hire. (Beer, bear.) Os least postponed till after Easter. (Hear, beer the contrary, though he wee cot able to state , as a feet, that Mr. BTANILAND did sot think there carry a mply the Canadian government had gins their smut, he had for adjourning the mooed readisg, the bill being simply an rushed so Information which led him to believe that they extension of the 00, et 18131. againet which not •• single were diseentiog Part i es So far from that Wine the mei Whim had boon tad be believed they mad be Misted gab the proposal, sod Mr. BENTINCK mid there was so t eam on record of tb= s 7 had " desallellos from which be was Paths& in • mu" th e W oo to [lva I , Nom a ree ding to g , kis upoodetica was that the Curable rearmost • W a r L s e i i imporium or involving se tongs a Moder WO' joi gne ttla_li le. arrillept •••• ( 1 : 0 4 72kear.) . is i i im V 11/011 SO saute as amount of information. La The ER Mid that the amps now bm s g WM". tell ' tie bill us Manly in favour of the towns, and wee T. Every Ineether bed en opportunity °' i 0 the rural &Mita and therefore. in the same Willi the gasohol' of the 101 ,118 • 4810 •• of Canada on the et more complete haematite, he destined to give it hit reerlatire with Mud to fortiteettese het sew they had rest reached the last resolution , whisk referred to en entirely se r. BODGKINSON, having reviewed the farina statutes Merest =eta led the qual ti oll before the bum was for the least et the your, contended th at the bill was coos- that this Hoe he aimed to- ißeart ben-) "Order. ' AMU with the sueipie of thine statutes, which was to Mr. OK, who rope amidst lo ud alma throw the °herr to the rateable property of the country. mid lertheetht he ass inwienti? in order I. feriae the ad- Sir W. JOLLIFFE mid be did salaam is the treamees of the debate . e Order," sad ' Queleirmi to this wash bad tees repaisated as if I were a rf:relhended that TM the emetten- Be dietialtil nr.lyis I tios, wanes it acre by so mane use:- the adjournment at the home, and upon that he ma y um the bones sod the country. Dintatiofeetion hie alestat h i d i ota b ete hit e t th e we d g ies o f th e p o p.hw ee d i e The SPEAKER mid the hoe. member otridely said be 1881 sad 1882 two moues wen pmesed, the offset ;rf which should move the ldjemulloselti but eves if he had Meal it, wee t o plea at h e y eaw h e u o d th e y ear ly th em e f oe th e shah be ad tot — ( rou, bear)—it would still sot hen bees Iliaotlooooo Of the pear spin the exam hated ei tie °Ms to. him to sneak apes the question be bad brought pareshiel fund. Slal, immer t diffeshies atteaded the totems- • Beer, bear-) combinstiaa of tie panaial end the union ST sumo, which The reso lution was then agreed be thin bill was handed to lardy. He believed that the pro MUTINY BILL. seat spleen "ffealled Miens essomingsamt tins otherwise The bones met iota s panaltion on this hill, totheill-disPeest anew. the Peeler shoal: and that the Prw Mr. 00X moved the Meths of slam 12, whisk an • seat bill meld be sheathed by cessat oral tensile le leeliet - theried the isflisties of wrest pusieksisst far iesertiao. isdibilidduftionkmaidAddw•Wdeageolosiatesniwo whilst di ypressal eciodut Masataka.. or segl_e_et of day. awa it would dissever the imp " rd evil. Under them hy was the prating ceina for which soldiers were flogged, einumstagess be Marta from the bill sothiog but pit ash that by epith et A o sta h e p uo i t hed with velum Meths te the labotwisi population. win tie same orate etrestitted by a althea wee panished Lord HENLEY avert this bill would give groat seta w ith h woo hoemeet 00 1, h e was i t e h et t o o p eot i t e, hates to the amour/ it large, by throwing aisle lands Lard A. CHURCHILL eseteded the MM. whisk lad foe cad shirked this barites tie duty at Th.....h... a1.14.d ; contritatisg to tie poor rate; be titailit it would be lio For the time B5 *Oficial se the pore sad sist by equelwag th e burdens to Against it ordered to stand tart el tie which ell leaded !property alike ought to contribute, it The ohm was mordisgly would be surytog rota pest set of justice. (Hear, hear.) hay wood to Mr. BOOURFIELD said he thought that this portal muse t o 25 won with the for 01601•11511 the WOW of 1124004 would be scempanied by yr. OOX moved a te om j ar i og o f t hose le, en D. which at least tag disedvestage At preseet the power wash • motion the punishaneat of breading W pariah poosessed of iteell from surdas was marry me i B. C. di®o to minim It was certain that the central author'. Th e m ak e was esoow d e d by m r , Arm and etootioted by din were same cry such attempts. He thought that if ii,. Ir w in, pasha! Mod the didsaalty would be welesiderehlY horeseld- The Marquis of BARTINGTON mid the elms ass Deathless who Vohs stMcunW of le sad le- 6d- In the essated loss as a punishment than as a mcautios easiest pound that sight were very semen whom it was a gm- p os d ette ties hoe, one m a telo t end w a t tl e , i e mot h er . the of 9d. re eves 4d. is the pound intetoll tax. He thought The m aw w ho Incurroa th e penalty now was toetoste. it staid b. • great hardship om Perishes shore the moron gaily small, and confined to the very worst eliaregars. was small that they should be celled on to support the The committee divided : familia of me who were Waxed by "me irrest pother, For the dam 77 35-42 stank and from wits* bans they ditind so MOW Allahlet Ho should sot wish to vote spinet *emend reading of the St t hey was p oor diedly g reed t o , bill, but felt loaned to sapped the emoodmiest of the bus. type. ohm, 110, member for Northamptonshire. 3fi. HENNESSY referred to a statement that this bin Mr. J. TOLLEMACHE thought the most strairtfowerd bad been carefully drawn, sod quoted,the hoops is nada pest mum to adopt wee to throw out the bill, or to pas it. k w asee wa d e eyi ng m u m my wit , th e Be taught they were inuedated with information am the lam Lbw& subject (Hear, altreewr quite ci A oo ftar the ibt t ta mi th 4 2 ere a re ilm ee t eg a that Tbe tii. Marg b di was k of wa llAßTlN oup d G ra TO4l did ( sot vecallec tao Bat t my tbe lag is the direction of union rating and onion chargmbility. „ o d e i ii „ so o n i i hot o weld de we es they se , Under the pretest law vast numbers of paupers were timi d 1 . ..." 64 , within hew Majesty's deetiehoe. en b removed from the township to which they bettered to Th e remaining -- clausesclauseswen agfo agreed t t o the w om adjoining townships for the purpose of being converted the lo w" w ee d s h o es m ama. btio_paupers chewable to the common Mod. The bill woad relieve !wavily Masud sowathips at the appose of MARINE MUTINY BILL. other townships. That would take place to s_grest exalt This bill pasted throe committee in South Oheshire, which he repainted. Be regretted The bit of Man Dissfforesastios (Compossatiord Bill wee this remit I, but DO Slitided eau be that the mature IMO TONI • 111000 d time jest—that is justice all rateable property sboald rostrata The Drawee end IrePloalreent of lush ( Ireland) Pro to the rapport of the poor scoordies to tie ralue—that Maul Orders Conlimatios Bill passed through committee. notwithstanding th e unpopularity it would bring upon him The 71 :f o ra Fisheries (2eralandl Bill was read a third WM os the eve of an olestios, he should give It his support thse end bsers.) The Oseedidabod Fond (15,000,0000 818 woe read a (O , Mr. SCULLY meld that the bill so far affected Irsisad ellemd Nat that tf it became law in England a similar measure would LIMO was given to Mr. BULB to introduce • bill to ay. to be brought forward nut satin for Ireland. Bs analted the bole relating to tread juries ia holes& with the noble lord the muster for Narthampan. Mr. Pas . obtained WOO to being is • bill te amble her rh ° ,: d thet th e hil, w i p e d o i hale d t o an y wen t ° u nti l. Majesty's Pcstmaster- General to smoke a she far the ex hem se th e ou t o f th e guar di agla , would h ew , en oww Ww, Mita of tbe Omura Part-adios in Bt. Kniiin'S4ll-Gillild. of That was toned to he the case in Ihelasitwhen the le the WAY of Loudon a award districts prevailed. Be could hardly be- The hoses adjourned at a Onerterlast 2 tido =that the opposition to the hill an the road of want 1 ta inforreatios was boa" fide, for the boa. gentlemen who bed lakes that grand, such se the has. umber for Lin colnshire, the has. member for Norfolk, and the hos. member for East Kent, showed that they wen perfectly sorsinted with the subject. It wee acknowledged to he as outrageous principle that when a nee had given his labour in tree place, he should he test Mk to be supd is another plane when he could labour no more. All Coi le arnt was is rural districts, and se a onsty member be skald si ppeet the bill. Mr. PUGH said that as soother county member he should also support the hill. (Mar, hear.) The board of guar dim le his district radially approved of it. Be believed it would lead to a better feeling between landlords god taunts and labourers, and that it would redound to the welfare of tie poor. It appeared to him to be perfectly elm that the bill would have this effect, and therefore he should eordiellr eupport It. Mr. FLOP had sot be she to satisfy himself that the poor bed a peat interest in this alteration, sad he thought the bar was sot entitled to make a greet shiftily of the bodes ci taatloe ter the relief of the poor without its being shown that it would be to the advantage of the labouring times. For time 11•1101011 he should vote for tie seindease Mr. THOMPBON hoped tie right bas. 'satire's would beta s to withdraw the bill, sad world furnish the re turns which wore seessiery to show them what they were really votiss for. (Bar. her I Mr. BERNARD thanked the right hon. gentlemen for having tiriredmi lie till, sad hoped it would be adopted by the rm. As eleakerea of s board of Bearding be had bail the moms of smerleis sad ecievisting himself of the nry bail Wage paresital by Margesbility had upon the meal sod pipit* esadition of tila peer. Sir J. 'MOLLOY% ache that if the right has. gentlemen odered ale talon roilig,abere was be to stop ? He said that by tie bill tie wide 30 mama :I:41 Lades mild Maass ass matte Wools prepared to the sag- Zto have con rating over as wide t. .That of iss dies been peered, snits' Mat the Poorer parish's woad very math like so be relieved by the richer oats. If the cty of Lewin, with its timely paradise, where natively se peer residad, was to have me rating, why he sat et me Mead MO OWN principle to the elate t? Thee gum the quakes who would he tie pm& Weald they Ishe it cat of tie heeds 71 . iiche armor naMitiond Oa law gratuitously sod well t Thee mesh some the Seal quake of a ea tionel satewitsh mass setiag more mar Mw &Wks. Or WIMPS hallo, the boom tee (Hoar, hter.) Mr. IT SATZ "nested We bill es the ressed that although it mail MOM askiftles of Mass, at would be oily is pumas' of rake sod squat'. hr. A'INDINLEY, although believing that the won might treark ammo tamparay injastke sad Delft emertie lass el opinion tbst It might reduce mesh sea, did act tram it is Ile isterity, yet emanded that thin IMO meal isetlaimery ster te be lakes before oath a bill ought to pa sad urged the adrhalialty, sad Lased tit ..amity, id delay a miss it. RAILWAY BMW 11170111 PARLIAMENT. —Tester day, in the Renee of Lord? committee, a new group of Dahlia bills was opened la the Pasted Chamber, but with n% soy result Is room D their lordships proseeded with the aossideration of the ukases is the Carmarthen and Oar- BdL Smith, one of the examisere apes amain disposed of the Watley. Thorpe, and Walk's Rail- Zy ".7 lin the Lords. Is the Roues of Oreensons' am. lathes, yesterday, in group 1 A (Mr. W °odd"). the Wigwam. Bale, and Leadou Railway was further tionadered, sod tiiir d tien of the Metropolitan Baud of Works wee This line is also oppoeed by the Tetteahans end Junction Company. Is group I B the chums wave settled in the Metropolika and the North Load= Railway Bilk. Mr. Merewether, Q. 0., °posed the pro moters ease of the Lemke, Brighton, end South Coast Railway (additional parent Bill, which is molted by Mr. Burke, Q.C., Mr. Booed, and Mr. Somenek for the Lemke, Chatham, and Dover Company. In Mr. Imbues ememittee (reap 2), the Hoe. A. Liddell ammo the pro. 11110601 e eme of the Crystal Palace New Balways Bill ; sod Mr. Round and Mr. Rainy examined emend amasses in M.rThe farther masidmatioa of the Okeharaptoe y . (No. 2) Bill oempied the while of the day Is lir. North's esenmittee (group 5), without any reap In maw 13 ( d which Mr. A. Mille is chairmen), the promoters' OW 111 the Aborter.Stratford•upon-Ayee, sad Warwick Jura. Boa Bmilwq Bill was opmed by Mr. Vocable', sod ea =',Mout say deeision. The oppealtlon to the Croft end Kilmantriek Bateman Railway occupied the whole a yesterday% satin In the committee over which SlyF. Goidemid presides. Mr. Smith, me of the exemisers an standing oasts, deo &weed of the Bagenastows and Wexford Railway pakten. 6001•1 likixtres AlltOolAriON.—A meeting of the jarkpradeses departnamt of this smedatiria wee held as %hair ream, is the ASapbi, lea imenies ; Mr. William Hewes is the chair. Mr. eirt Wilms reed a paper on the evert of the Patent Law Oemadeiseen. Its 'hist "bigot was to direct the attestioa of the emeeletton to pew patiMens a Mr. Greve, to., and Mr. leo* Rare% for making lits great sad matiaassee ala pateat depend/a ea the swat of the horeetion. The dismiss ea the miter will be hakes next Monday ••••illfp Mr. Wherliald reed a popes he fewer of exmatinatlese der the bar, shwa* the elder:dive slate awake eel the wale -from ; that the her the mkt aseeptim to the rae, all other to =Mi. mattes, especially the C i r ai bela b lth e :Vprehries. De Dlesenden follow.), the medi ILL um a this par la amid' Mr. ad, Q.C.. Mr. F. RIR. R Mr. Imessie, Mr. Wikee , Sir J. FArdierirreek. * B il art, Mr. Bendleri Usk part, her wheat the mosibinct emearatei. Chuvaaltv. Maws 27.—Tb• Yamanaka, ham Poi Phi Dessater IL, be. raised here. She bands 13,877 es. el ‘ Sead 4,000 hake all wool. The Kraduske l ossumared quantities a tes whet meediss &Pe Rare, are time she lee hem delayed by WINN re . SPORTING. IffiLmaisca.. • TAITIMALLIS.- 1110 MDAT. Today there was soother repetitiveof Woes " soma- Ors" movements in eseeocion with Brostisinn• for the Two Theemod Guises" Al the Victoria Mh, Is the monies, there wee a muted diapositiou to lay against him at the emaniswontelt of borioess, wbes zoao to no was book ; the sett blow *truer, borrow': was lass goodly, 1,000 to 8 0 being twice. At lijdolorkoercor the mare =ploy prevailed. bee despite the uortertalaty as to the Wooden, of hi loss owes', be spin supported freely st from 12 to 1 to 8 to 1, taken to shout , 1%. " S illg sorts of rumours were afloat sac to tbe Anal policy of Mr. Chaplin with regard to him hone, but whoever he or they wen that " knew mothiag," they kept their ' ormssel well while the isdestrioes owe carried on their °parabola. Previeresors well as isteadieg backers were in s Moms. but see* so way "e ood" mos Bupportlng the bone for marey, they ooesidersd that they meld not be . far wrong is following suit, and thus they " plunged" ors him s sowed tints, 8 to 1 mid 7 to 1 having bear Mhos kindly. The Aida , however, was a Mower. A member win ho his speculative trsametious, is distioguithed by his cool disregard for the strict Bala of betting, offend to take 100 to 16 a bout the Melton bone, odds with 'lsiah be was sooommodated three times. Later on seven " fifties" INTO laid a the TOM, 'bat we may safely say that that pries to I mosey would bare been eagerly accepted, 100 to 30 was offered &pled Liddington, but 4 to I was asked for in vain. Obstassame was eOmewhat unsteady, as sitar sip " MOM" were laid, 10 to 1 was his comet pries, takes to about 501. Tor the Derby Bresdalbses still bolds his positkm the ziodispated. 560 to 100 was Saks. is one bet, and until Mom of the room btol vim thebighest offer on the field, whilit be 7 to 1 west lodging shout Liddispoo, but not until bad boos hooka - to about 4001. at that prim. lt most net be forgotten however, that a geotloman who is metal to be generally ie the secrets of the Burley elle laid 8 " posies" twirls, just immediately altar the horse bad bow supported at a peat less. The Duke We. is peat deemed et 8 sad it le 1, at which prices be was estroged with good mosey ; but be failed to motels his re very putation, an sothlog short of 10 to 1 would 'Piety the ad herents of the Marquis of Hastise colours. The oily '1 other feature of the Derby betting was the bortility spinet Uinoege, wZ ia s: d ier 25 to 1 had bees accepted sheet best o 3004., to to tot (taus to 1001.) offered until the ZOOM we. elmmd. NORTHAIIPTONSBIRI START& 7to 1 eget H. Sadtb's Jobs Davis. 4 yrs, 7st Ilb (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN RANDICAP. 10 to 1 Mr. Merril ALotetlsolms filly, 3 rrs, Set 61b (t sod off) 26 to 1 Mr. 2411401 . 11 Lapeln, 4 yrs. 644 31b (t) 26 to 1 Mr. R. Kelso's Agatha, 4 yn, On 7111 (t) 26 to 1 Mr. J. Osborne e lady of Comao lo , 3 yrs, gat Mb tt) CHM= CUT. 12 to 1 egst Sir. C. Smith's Doe, 6 yn. et 4Th (t) le to 1 Mr. Berber's Clown, 4 yrs, let Rib (41 *I to 1 Mr. liontgoseary's Ls Tommoss, 5 yn.Set 81b (t) 60 to 1 Mr. BodWietorions, Ws, 7t (t) 66 to 1 Mr. W. 's Penassfoo, yrs, 74 41k (t) TWO 110176 AND. 100 to 30 apt Kr. Morris (off, t 4 to 1) DO to 16 Mr. Choate@ roase (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Naylor's Chattanooga (t and off) 10 to 1 Sir .1. Bswlefs Bedminster (t) 100 to 6 Lord Minus's Ariel (t) 1000 to SO Captain Ony's Aladin (t) LIMY. 11 to g apt Mr. Chaplin's gresdObane (t.; 7 to 1 —31 r. Merry 's Llddingtoo (t sad off) 9to 1 Mansis of Hastings' Deka (t sod off) 100 to 6 Lord Stamford's Archimedes lot tlO in I) 40 to 1 —• Mr. Wackenskis Opprespor (off, t 1000 tO 46) SS to 1 14. /11.4 . 11 Wilbela It Dear) 30 to 1 Mr. Naylor's t.bistiamisgait and off) 50 to 1 Mr. Nialar's Cowes (al BETTING AT KANCHIWTEIL—YOWDAT. NOSTNAIITIONUILIN (MANI& Sto 1 opt John Davit (1 14 to 1 apt Hartle) (t) truly) Uto 1 Beam (041) 0 W 1 lacalWo 2 . (0 Uto 1 Lion (t 40 to 1) CITY AND ISUBUILS 1.14. 10 to 1 awl Xastbinkas 5117 1 20 Mt 1 TAAL: Omer (off) (t) tot to 8 net Agaths(ttOtol) 25 to 1 —. Moldavia SS to 1 Moldavia (c) TWO THOUSAND. sto 1 not laddtognon% t) 1 100 to 7 apt Ariel (t) 10 to 1 Broadalbano OH 100 to 7 filed (t) 10 to 1 Chatt oni 1) on 011 $OO to 11 Honig (I) nos to e MIST] 10 to 1 apt Lord ZatLedloCl lib 1— Liao (t) 103 to 6 Admit* (timid 21 to 1 nougats (t) VIII 11 to t opt Brealloboao (42 01D Vi to 2 Liddiodon (t) I to 1 rio (o 6) WO to 10 apt Poppets 411 t CUP. te 1 apt Getease(lllo iel 30 to Vic:Vetoes (1) MO to 10 71 M 1 awe (St 4010 1 -- Balloon (t) as z • 111 to 1 apt Beelotastir (a) ID to 1 I to I — o Arahhosda Cogn ft) PlP•mc sad Arthur eouldrid 01 RUGBY RUNT AND GRAND MILITARY 11112TING.—MonDAT. Twit Olialzmion Ours . with 50 mike added. 12st nb mob. Major Ainalle's Bessady, led 7lb iffy hunter Mr IL De Trafford's Jervealem, lint 7rit . .060. Tempest Cop. T hee Mess Peeping Tom. lbt 71b Pot. Rt. I following mho ram : Ainddln and Bantams, Betting : Even on Rowdy, 3 to 1 opt say Wens. T 213 RUGBY OPEN RaNDICAP STNIIPLICHaeII of 10 nova usa, 2 ft, with 100 added. About four nuke. (T robs.) Ms. 8156waro mottlesnoke, llst iYIO (Owner) 1 Mr. Ives's Ledbrooke Les, aged. lid rib._ (Mr Mem) it Mr. Robots?' Idaellsoeli. seed. 11 14 BNB (Owner) $ The following alao ran : Deception, Wasplike, the Czar, and Grey ße Moms. :2to 1 apt t h e Cur, Sto 1 noel opt Rattlesnake sad B4daoeh, 4to 1 opt lodlitrook• Les, 100 to 8 apt Simpiwo. TSB PhiNllllre PLLTI of 50 nose. for bantam ; weight for se. About 3 wiles. Mr. John Bennett's Fneeman, f, yrs, 12st 71b.(11r. Perkins) 1 Mr. fluffs Lord of the Mauer, not (Mr. G.M. jun.) Mr. Boswells Wide, 12st rib (Mr. Drat) _ The following also rut :—Cleorze, Birmingham Lad, andiermap Betting : 7 to 4 apt George, 5 to 2 apt Dark* sad 5 to 1 eget say other. A ilweartuazzo of 10 sm. so* It ft, with 75 added ; list emelt ; paella^ Sce. Three mass. Yr. Delacomes becbelor of Arts, lilt (Yr. Roberts 1 lord Adares Who dme say 800, 1 tat (Owner Captain Hodges Perfect Cam 71st (Capiala smug' I The lellowisc mho ran :—Drave, Palermo. Andrew, - bridge, and Neater Tom DAWN( So a slat Bravo, Sto 1 set Who date say 800. 4 to 1 SOW 'Pt Streebridge sad Palest Core. Tea WiLesa Dram or 10 .um, h it. with 75 added ; nit nb ssob ; pnattios. Toms Wks. captain Good' lad Remedy Captain Ilitsgeraldfs Ade V n lawrence) 2 Yr. J. Winifred (Mr. Sean) $ Pick also ran. Betties : 2 to 1 on Remedy, 5 to 1 apt any other. TIES SCOUT Bruniczabi of S love, mash, with 20 add About two lades sod a half. Mau Ann, last (Mr. Drat) 1 Vty. 12st (Gr. Johnson) The following also in :—Baronet. lot Coppers, clamant geld inaalelly, and Little Wonder. Betties : 6to 4 apt Mary Asa, 2 to 1 apt Vanity, 5 to 2 apt Hot Copper. Wou by two lengths. Latarms or rris Amisoorrsr. —The Agincourt, the szurouadated ram, of 6,680 tons burden end 1,36040ne power, was emoted yesterday mosaic' at halt pest tea ma fi'm the ehipbuildinty•rd of Hamra Laird hen, Bia Imam& is the presence of about 30,000 spodatoes, who arowdod every smalable site for the purpose of whamming the aprommy of chriolosingoud floating the ship. The christoDiag port of the proceedings was performed by Km Laird, sod waschad to • minute, the immerse hull of the Agincourt, with wady all the machbtery os board, nu slowly but surely undocked, with the smietsme of six powerful areas tOXII, viz., the Cruiser, Sea Kim, Inc. Kis& Bluer, Herculm, and Emperor. The some si the Aida court emerged from the dock is which els won °Destructed was one of sod animatios, aod • mood al cheers, mizglwl with • thuadmisg sluts of 21 ma by Laird's still mishears, from the ospluode ha frost of the works, we corned the floating of as. of the moat tr ppoow a el verse of war ever constructs basiThs awl out stern foremost. and es coos so she wm dew of the dock sad pier was token is tow by the top Emperor sad lieronles, the other tap lying aspoolively is the starboard and lortward Tor ten. Th e vowel WY dam towed roue& to the south shle of tam Nora& dook, wise she will be romplotely equipped, sod it hi exports& mil be ready for es Is about two months. A serious caso of bigamy was tried on Saturday, at the Cork Aram, before &w heat Arodrosg. The prisms, William O'Dwyer, • Ma , a a of imparoot resse a was charged with having, co the sshof Jelly, 186.1, interroarrisd with • young lady of rommootability s cow Mamie Nailer hie wife, Emma DI. C. Taylor be then diva He monied NM Taylor at Lads, is 1861, hat the "took a eight " ems, sod the prissier alleged that be did wet see her afterwards until she appeared to kiss. Ho set Men Noble is 1861, aid ronnisti 1 1 7 " ..1.t the homardon, es be alleged, that lah forms marriage was sal, se he hod not SOD his bet wife for twelve years. He also asp& that Him Nazis Noble wen eastaistod with all the partindare of hie Man. The Wm of the two noarriegos wen dimly proved, sad his lordship sostrword , the parowzr to eve yews' pond earvituda SOWN iramsniesox Mumma. —During OA wash sadism of Nerds the mhos bus Ism as follows :—O• llondoy. Tuesday, sad Saturday, free days, epeos from 10 am. told p.m, 8,688. 0•12 Thursday, sad Friday, stalears' days (edzsieekm as fote 1 0 41:1 IbL i k is op t s: . s ee= : t ami. bs till n sp. , a: 2c Total, And thee le freer • atel teem We poke, hi Asa is_ i'whi = ii.e ltt la tel direek . s iy - Tem Nay ire s;re,' gee* be, 'aro the melt wipe * Biarecar's Pocizu Dula are artist* soctiouhe Yoe yearbels, mode la every dra. NOW& ter erroyierret 4 ml we seat to every pod at ter Mellen, Nog by 1 1 / 2 7, 11, • u. th lt, le. IT. 11, 111, tt, 21‘16,1t, W, • 11 % W. W. W. Si, eedl SIC yideeee la geld mew: esit 016 IL 4, a. 7. 1, o, too 3 u. =a i r 21, W., earl le 11111.1 IM lOW 01111110. bee ter tete eht—J. W. veldt can diets swam soU.I. the Itet:renreise.—Pareittetwoth) 'ARCH 28, IWib. • . • 11 . . t• 1 EQUITY 001JR111.--/dmica IT. (Mare the Master of the Soda.) NORM= 0. Mi. Hie Honour gm judgment to this ease, is which the question was whether • sale of Repmt7 sold by asesioa at the Mart, in the City, wee •oid for " puttee." The facts were that the vendors fixed the price below which the pro perty was not to be sold at 3,6001. The auctioneer, one of the firm of Meuse. Norton, Haggett, sad Test, thereupon employed one person to bid, end spinet the biddies; of that person the auctioneer himself bid till Um stun offered had reached the above amount. No edema, sou attempted by either of those persons after the 3,6001. we reached ; to deed, but one other bidding we subuqueetly made — via., that of 601. by the defendaat, who sow t o to eompleee, oa the paned that the sale was acid for puffin. lib Himont said it was well known that the decirione as law sad thew ha equity were in tootling on this quartos; it was aeolesary therefore to impure what the priscapl• wee by which in equity such a question wen de tormiaed. It maimed to rest on this circametwas : a man espied is as section brooms* excited by the opposition of a rival bidder, and consequently Is the fervour of the moment frequently bids more than on reflation he would like to give. Now equity ausidere it unjust sad • species of fraud to take advaatage of that ;wind* hi human mature in order to 'chance the calm of property, sad where It wee appealed to the sale wen bad, but suertheless the vendor was perfectly at liberty to fix • reserved bidding, and employ • person to bid up to it in order to must the property from being sold for less thou its stemma value. But such a course was not allowable if it were to in the pef . tioulers of sale that the property wee to De sold unreservedly, _" Weems unreservedly meam a tale, without my dietinotion or question, for the bed bow fide price obtainable. If, however, there were no inch expression it sou implied that there we s reservation as to prim, below which it would not be sold. The moult, hie Honour thought, of the emen wee, that if the Was; at the sale was only to flx • marred pries, and he to induce the person who was a boos fide sirehaserW me up ley that species of animation produeed b r WOWS than he wee willing or desirous to give, if it did sot Her that It wee a fair sod l eg itimate promediog. M eassiderod this case fell within that rule, sod that it wee, therefore, • good ad hem Motels to the detendaat. wee a matter, he added, of considerable immrtawa, _and It wee laftly desirable that the principle should - be aad.. That it ht be so he should decree speak perfermasee—orwr to plaintiff up to the homing. Mr. Bagrallay, Q.C., and Mr. Steer for the plaietiff ; Hobbes** Q.U., and Ms. Beek fat the delesdeat. THE POLICE COURT& GIITLDHALL. William Bea, • jobbing butcher, carrying es business Is Lsicesu, was semm Were Mr. Alderman Flesh, fee that be wee the person to whom did baling four quotas of bad which ware en the Nth February, BM deposited is Newraternarket for sale for the food of man, the mine being dimmed, ussosnd, anwholonese, and unfit for human food. Mr. Baylis appeared to prosseot* for the Oronabolessre of Sewers. Mr. Baylis mid—The facts of this etas, sir, are that the primmer, who is a jobbing butcher of Lemons, purchated • cow which was to calf, end had 'bun ill for some time, from • Mr. Thomas Fordo' milkman. This cow Yr. Ford bad boeght some twelve months before for 161. 10m, and it Yeti/shales sick two veterinary SUWON were sailed in. and after some weeks the prhosor oellod and perriosed the sow fir Ns., having Is. tobused to him for good lock. Tbe beset was ties takes to the Dna Cow, • kind of • public slaighter.bouss is Leicorter, wser* it was killed, drooped, peeked, sad lathered to Mn. Arthur SUars, moat seleiroas. is Newptirmarkel. That the mint was totally oats foe human food the uidesee ha shoed bring forward would fully pram and that the cow bad bass resriog for lug time from lung disuse, asd then wee a died calf inside her, and, ego Imo been ces. Tided of the same dhow at Laiorater, I then silk yes to said him for trial. Kr. Alderman Finals isle—This is • had mar• that yea have bees balers convicted at Leimett= same auto. w sot for beef, Primmer mid — No, that was it as for a aelf, sad an this bad eseassed through him knowing sotbfog &boat mes• Mr. Alderraan Fieste—l einsot believe that. I think von know perfectly well the difference bottrua good and bad Wilk and as he • very char case I shall mead lot to Frisco for three smooths withestr be *pass of • tina. COMMONS AND OPEN SPACES ROUND TEI METROPOLIS. '' After our report left an committee-room reti dae- Earl Spews; recalled, staled ha reply is questions by Mr. Cox, that he had sass p ascal as akar as • por ticos of wpbs =irked WM Hs bad sem quoit playas at the Mies red by the Biles. lied sot sees say prim posted werniag penes* spar tact as the ammo& Had sever gives or for t i r = of such uoticea, or any imerectione respectieg The simile led bees interfered with on aceoutt7ll% borer treepassisg, bat they had sot bees prosseded spier personally for treepariag. The Ilea. E. B. Wrottealey, examlsed by Hr. Bear — Resided at Prom at present. Forzberly resided at Buses. The feriae of the ithaterate of Pa rsoi is emanimous agaisat Earl Epsom?' apportioumeat of Wimblerton-onn ma. Parise the lest 30 years the commons at Berme sad Aram had been much frequeeted by 'gneiss. A few years ago steps were takes to put as end to the annoyance, sad two keepers had been appointed—one by Earl Smear and the other by the inhabitants of Barna. These two ' keepers had bee sufficient to exclude the minors. Earl emmeer's keeper b a d jurisdiction over Putney -conamon., and the Gabor memo' was locked after by the keeper employed by w ishabitaste at Barnes. By Yr. Locke Siam—There was so difficulty In keeping the "there off the common` ithout the erection col • four Two sea and the mpabdire of about 1001. • year thee Wimbledon would be quite sufficient for that purpose. By HZ Om—Never beard of any onediag bong nth. to spire* any pence for ethos dem or thorn' spa IM muss, sr at may perm betel waned spares dreg so. Lard Ebbe, Y.T. called and examined by Lod Bury— As A Asthma of the National Ma Association had obtaised leave hem Earl Sperm to erect betas oa Wimbleks. ersearra. It rested thategesemee on t as ff Eari S thesal pu ag reeme ment, sad they were Marl by Misted oa Melba' the bars. It was very sweetie! is a eatiseal point of VW/ *stria sapooistion thould bare the opportunity ot sortie' butts oe Wisableclosaramon. fie might state frankly that Wiumbledoe..x.mmon we. riot oily the oily place mar London, bat the only place in Great BMus, obese the National Elea Armistice could bold their mesangs. la the year 1860 it was caceidered derrable he term that moor oa the p ri niple of the tiring tem' ameciatione, and to very the places of holdiN the mestitho But that idea was act carded out, mad Epsom, Woolwich marshes, and venom ether localities were la hat anthraces-mama was aossideged the meet Ztpleas, sad Earl firmer was quite ready to do evegy. this' is his power to facilitate the movement. Doing the live years of the otis t ` far dralusge and other papoose es Wiethrimeuttiase 4,0831. 3a. Id. That expendium bed We the remet inartely better as a pities of mareetiom. la many plates it was marshy sad swampy, gad the reads which bad been cosetruoted WWI of the 'restart public re. vice, lathing at the voluntary 'movement as • asthma measure, he ceesidered the National Rile Amentiatios set only desirable and saossaary, but absolutely meential, sad behoved that if it ceased to exist the twenty 11•11). entree would fall off. hie opiates. if tiwy lost Withisdoememmos they would altogether lose the Nat West Bide Areelares. It nut oar sear Leades„und so place seer the sestiopolis wee so math able as Winthisdos-eommes. The part bad coesidrable rights cm the mamma, mad as a ef the pubs the velveteen were maioly interested is mahatma* ft as a Ore d reenatioa. Be believed that Earl fipeocer pre ! posed to ordeal the esiermost seder truster. He (Lord Bioko) bad se MOOD to aispprers of the bill ; bat aschair man of the essociettem it lad sang bees Weser Ware him. As imageries had pee &breed that the bill me brought in with the esseorreece and privity el the Nairobi Rifle Association, bat that was set the Bass, sad they had norm" to do with the bill. The Itifis Ameratien were admitted to tba see of the common as a ponies of the public. As me of the public be bad played at golf ce the commeon. and believed that withasms matemplated would ban the sleet ci improving AI ose cf the public he should object to a high maims. He bed urged Bed Spemer to keep up the wild abate of the place. As regarded beam a rough split post bed rail fame, to prevent sheep from ntrayies, was all that was required, sod Is his spires it would sot jejune the mareem. By the Chairman—lt was eat memsery far _the geaveni. cam of the rifle emos that the osmoses Amid ha geared they would prefer it is its preens state, with this excepthist —that power was glom to trader to meagre* them ath tether* for rillemarposes, they weeddacquire • pardon wide they did sot at - regent hold. A high fear would be bene ficial as far to the Nile Arcades that itt molar,. thus 5601. • year ; and, se 'Minima el the mensiatios. be regal say erect that rem, bet es se Wieling] be ad set with to have seek • fear, mod math rather re the asessialith fie left when they sew tesee.m=sed rail fames worel a no bees to the Rile By Kr. Haillie—Did set Isaac It • sidesece to the tee* el Wimbledon to Wave pammasst bars en the esersein Bosh a merles bur the pear geed was a very Emil Ines The eeNiMlieee the. adjourned. Tam Yoz.voWrox (Um--A Mafia. of =tho nerd labdoesten et tie Mist of Ileedea we ea astualoy preesabd to tbo Bow el Lomb. at tho lootioso d lirs. Looporth Yokos4so. Do Barry's ;Wiliam heath redwing Utast& Arabes Nei 11•1118. IMMO INdkall. 1•1101011=4:: Se ais.°7=loo=rnbra4lltllo4illber. sea lbeemb sad OM %MOS tb a. No TT, eforoodre. . sometty.—lta art O. Tonies„ bUm ST. : IL ittbel _ NATPA.L AND laLnuisr. Amaiwar, SLUM 25. APPOENTICIIIIL ..= Water William E. Dribble to the Dots at Waggle% reotiviss ship. at Prmoath. Mkt Farlaewo—Joha N'Wo, who hot soma la tla Beek slam Joao, lafil, to the 110. 20. laartatod thip. of Paellas& ; Joseph J. Gretthood to the Caullithad. he ✓uts 4tho Hook 79, eafro alp at lastermss. AMU:SALTY, Kiwi 27.--Arrournuan.—Lien , somata IL O. Warm, Id. Read" O.H. Fan* sad F. J. Farther. to the Itottlasolte. !T& LONDON WIELLY DOCK B ICI sous—W. L bk.'s& Do. .. .... - - • Dumb 1 A Nimes .... ...... Cabs-- ..... • =allimigial• Carfi-Wr . :. DD.. a _ _ M g e bals. *xis Peek Mar IL Lei gide Do. &ix WWI& Ocala Ms: ooTio)T edge - to w DI Do Su , ..„ Illok ila k lioarDms— Imam Pomo Sa Ilf• 1,14? tan 1.146 6411711 ten Loa Mel 11,166 ISMS AVM es &VT %Ka I.fit 11011 2011 MS 2,769 114 2,1111 Loa 7711 Lir 14,70 41,1/4 MIN {Tiff 0.916 1.146 23F SINS 14144 WS MIS Wel WI 41,11111 t 2 Aid CAM OW VII 2.1111 ga" MX. I gliiiis likar Wit MI s■• tilt ten 1018 lON OM MIMI %lei die' 0 "AK TALLOW..-KONDAT basor mode! los bum quiet to.day.,sed Woo biro rats& rstbsr tamer al I t w i t ba bo "ra 'sloso ft og bi.g oa cookoota alselikl as "li tsi s or eszt al esstia d 1411" Oor art : 40a EL to 40s. ed. ; Apra, a. kl.; rair kes 4oa 9d. ; or to Dososiber, tts., Mrs ; M. 6d. Tows Warw. 41e. Dot mg. North Assidors, 40a ed. Aso, to 40s. middling ; loath Amortise. 414 61., i Lt = ; Austrian stomp, 41s. ; bid. M. bit I • Ns. easa-sat AI Arm. Oorida, 995. Woo sortbr proompa, M. off tor sa. M. 6d. to M. isms ; fsa AL lo l7a odidlig sod PAR al Moody ; 365. Goo Leos. Polmoolt Wars tic cirealar d lhows. ImitA sad amiss ) 00170N.—Lwooroots Maims 27.--A vier goist broislor peso& Soloo tray. 9,999 lois% Wig* 500osoludiso sod foxpost. 100 AMMIIIIIOII, 1,91. to M.; 960 lawa, ita,l44d. to 314& ; gallie me Boils 1441. to 140. Li* 99 1 .0 1 1 *Myna. 8K to 1111. oa. M 1110. ; MAI% He& ; Beep% &god% he., 6.1. to 701. ; Chios, 9d. to 90. ; IJapas. 10d. to ; Pam ko., WOOL AND WON6TSD.-11tanotto. MA= 17. Tbo Wrests d tbo riotous Dee Armin —, owls stow to boohoo, ma the sattot vory dermal la bombs. Wool Is extras* quiet twin, sod NOM' aro more WI& poled Wm owe to torollior. toosoquoody owl mazy Agin" worttodly oats& to rodoodoo1•1 U tbs.! , otudil roolbs. W mend, sod to to out to isetßiabao:griat Imo& no bin is its prim et stow goals _ is sow 100100100 bow wary wrier, bet, ooloridoOomAing ti., baron on la oo tooto to lobo rime*" of tto moist low rano. Wm onion *sot brag re omen. nod Oho oltsuldto s, i polibio, non onelool Nos hot Thustoy. . CATTLl.—Lninvot., 11Anuff 27.—Tbs supply et dais me rather lupe ties as bat Illoupday, d *bap kis. The domed dew for meth s 4 rasher taw prism No miseil Asap is the vales et sheep. COAUL—Lareat. YAW, IL—By/do %tab Wad Hartley, lib 3d. ; Oewpia Hsetiay, lh id.; Davison Wad lb ; lbw 19a. N. ; Inbar Palmas% lb. 3d. ,• Walla Ind notace. 3Da. Was Reaval, ; Walla Tod Hata" 2b.; W. End Ilaabo Lyons, lb bd. • Walla bid Hagler Onsia* 19a. ; Waft bad Ns lisgeont, SOL ; Walla Had be. dal. lb. ; Wane Bed W laaalobs, ; Walls I.a Mask Vs. ed. ; laWmolnies t alla Lad i.e Belli' Walla-ftd bob est, 110 L Was la Bus & Kalb% 10a. 6d. ; Osrway aad Diary' Math& 22a-91dps at umbel, 68 ; add 62. TRA/110 ILITUB.NIL aanwAn. Ms. Per War ToSel. POl4. Mee. wpm demagme sus. 124. Week teak* Salk 1. a a 4 4 owe. at 164 278 as VS w " k e"lm X= l AWN eel —IA -- s,sis Ma Week 1284414. Oreel W esik4 oken et Orr& WI Week end*, ]lades. Deck sod VIVA — mdl II- le 90 444 AN rl el =nreelei. Lorena, sad L 012,4 . _ Illn le" 1.11511 16,164 21,11/1 - Man UN Mr CAS South Lows &an Ito ORTIZAL PALMS --OWE Sarum; DT . 1106 MT. YANK 27.—.Ideahroas on psymemS, 761 ; ditto 14 serer Skier ; red. 1,460. (Attedetisessellej — HOLLo rdVe dee Pudel.—Thees wer p =lo o whatever t . vs Der& ilk sad ear Übe ralsdles ewe orralllag mars a brie prepsiebb of ear rwaluder Tbe rim arbor terra rah of 610111.1010114 11 1 Vey Sollsersravorsales Y sareoelwale4 sedebauld hsestweeed oa Os attester ed an wallerantror tree sesaplarts. Tbs parr s la vhi h shorklee ficessated far ease Vas with wart lefts, sue ssoll well subbed wlth the Oettwer. It win paes tote parer re *ln, and le! tactramot rreL thug valuable lire ate sonsalty lost err Id& be saved tt ear; recourse la rasa Wife rade to thew lo rowedles, *Adak nwetraurelly peer breeds. or rest do rm. BIRTH% 111.M1 LGU, AND DRAM BIRTHS. ADDISOIr.—Usre I M. sS Wanlastaa-Placa. Guildford. 60 IF* of W . Adollass=t.W ,2 " . CliADOClL—llarah arMarNors/ soar ildslaaarl. Yoelrido. ter silo of a lb/. et a es/ BEClMl.—Marrikl/ 4 TrAsisagsars, tlis wits al alphas IWO a Jatire. No r 2 sTAMM—simi i& i iss Mown Lao. slabbarl II"' g at. 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