The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-07-29 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

The Sunday Observance Prosecutions Bill was again con-
sidered in Committee, and the new clause moved by Mr. T.
Chambers to give 20 householders the power of setting the
lath, in motion wan rejected by CO to 25. A new clause was
added by the Government, providing, among other things,
that the magistrate who sets the Nike in motion shall not
hear the prosecution. •

In the House of lonia July 24, the Royal Assent was given
hy co.nimission to the following bills ; viz, the Consolidated
Denis (C 10,000,0001 Bill, the Exchequer Bonds 1.700,000) Bill,
Ike Ecclesiastical Titles Act Repeal Bill, the Dogs Bilk the
Courts of Justlee (Additional Site) BM the Life Assurance
company a Art (1070) Aniendnient Bill. the East lunulon
Railway. MIL the filtrey County Offk•es Bill, and a number of
private bill. The Lords commissioners were-The Lord In till mse ~f Olmelf,iis, July 20, petitions were pre-
lim/welter, the Earl of lk.ssburough, and Viscount Sydney. simted Ire Mr..l. B. Smith amil lw Mr. Baines (from the
In Committee on the Private Chapels Bill, fault cairns oh_ Working Men's Chili and Institute Union) in favour of the
ieeted to clause 4, enabling the Bishop without the consent Weights and Measures Metric Systeln) Bill.
of the ineumbeni. tn license a private chapel not being Mr, J. B. Smith moved the second reading of the measure,
attached M seine public or eha..itame institution, on the it ne islid. was founded until. tie: reciminendations .4
ground that it would isitert,e with ovine eh :Innis and the the Select Ci tttt mittee, wl o. aft, inquiry into the matter.
rights nt the pareehial clergy. He moved aecortingly (ht had reported that there were in this country ten different
.411111111011 of the enabling words. systeins of weights and measures . and recommended
The Arehbishim of York objected to m wholesak an inter. that there slionl,l be aubpt ell Idle mdform Michael
trrellCE With Ow parochial system without ulue notice, system founded upon the metric unit. The jury of
'The Bishop of Winchester thought that the altered cfr. the Exhibillinu, of 1051 and less in England and Paris,
t amstanees of the time den,anded a relaxation of the power after eon/interim; the great difficulty of comparing
it the incumbent of a harish hi prevent Churchmen from the prices of the productions of diffentit countries. Caine
epeidng an additional place of worship. It the Bishop made to the mianimous conclusion to recommend to the different
a mistake, the 1411 gave an appeal to the Archbishop. imintries of the world an international system of weights
Lord Beauchamp opposed and the Lord Chancellor aim- nail measures. In lark an investigation revealed the fact that
toiled the bill. there were in the United Kingdom till different measures for
y ifioh.e,i!,,ol.33foruatii, It for barley, 0 for butter, 4 fir tb.+.7,49
The Archbishop of Canterbury was inclined, although onl
alter much hesitation, to support the bill as an experiment, for.timber, 9 for wool and ttax..s for I rick - r ,
I.l.iliffere'n't weights called I ,liine and 3 different fathom.
and as remit:ling the Church of England more truly national. In France, $ inn, Holland, ' 'tee' , Portagal, Holy, Rise
Lord Salielmry described the bill as hostile to the clergy, mania, Peru, Pend other coun(hies"the metric system had
lilld recilninienlled its postponement to nest net/8101lb./ giVO been adrlpten, and the same system woidd come lido opera-
then, . opp,mrtunity of expressing their tiews. lf, us had non iti the Unit I Mates fG . mail after two years'
//MI hinted, the bill was brought in t o cheek lit l ivaist notice. No less dii'anisipe '
i. of
tine exports were sent
practices, he warned its promoters that to Ritualist to countries itsiir• this system. The metric system
I burettes MOON br Illened 111141er its provisioim than they Wall easy 'to .ka"rn aiiil 'pleasant tO teach, and its
i ontemplated. introduction into our schools w,oilil effect a saving
The Bishop of tAndon admittuid the growing necessity for 'd 0.000 a daY. In our trans:ictions with France we
inch aso ass latt Moeda that re tune ~,,id, ti be were baiing li per cen ot. in u:m u
r weights il 4 per rent. in or
• Mowed to the clergy tii outsider a bi ~
w
ll hitb toilelleil their litolu,y. Thja 1411 w. mpported by 13 as.soriated chamber of
interests and feelings 811 deeply. CI, iiiii ieree throughout the country, by the chumbeis of
Lord Ey Helton, who haul charge 14 the hill, replied to 01, agriculture and by the farmers' vials. by the working men*.
!citiolls. and said that aufficient time had been giveo. and associations, ant by many mosibers of that II ease, and the
that there hail been no opposition on the part of the parochial system has been adopted by 400 millions of people. What
elergy• they asked was. what Magna Charta declared to be the light of
A Division was taken. when Lent Calm's amenihnent the people, that there should be one weight and one measure
was carried by 3.• against ..Ja, alai the clause was struck mit. . tliiroughout the kingdom. mil they asked further that it
The I Lurela Building Acts Amendment Bill and the tt...01,1,1t41.,1;1that which was usedu most
i of the other countries of
lashops' Resiguatiun Act (kW) Perpekindiou Bill were re l • .. ;•• •
Kemal time. a` " sm. it. tome. in sooting that the hill be read a second
titre, months, .iil that he also asked
The Prevention of Crime Bill W time that day an read • third time and there should la. ma. weight alai one e:Villre. Int thathatt
passed, anti their Lordships aitj.illtlleli. it 'Mould be the Withal :111.1 net the Es•encli weight. The
In the House of ciilllllll.lo. on the order for the considem decimal system oat 11,1111 as far as it went, and might
tion ++ the Lords aineudnumts to the North Metroliolitan , be m"-..4' '''' " w." ""w 0+ a great extent in counting-
irons ays Bill, , houses, by any one. at there was a point where it
Mr. Beresfontllope moved that the said arnemlnuints be : broke sbovis It sic all very well In multiplicat•
taken hits consideration on that day three months, and ' vemen, an+. hut ill slit i..ien the figures were incon ' t, ;
explained that although the bill hail been sent up by that • h.'"l as
".un'rtinh
with
'ad'
'4ll'7' Th..
.Standaras
House to the Houses d Lords, by whom it wasnow returned with al reel/1111111•11111•11tint the metric system if adopted
stl="l'i'ltail. permissive.. and not compulsory, and that any meal
amendments, resolutionshad subsequently been adopted by
the 11,1I1Se 81191C1111111g the other tralllWay bills instil nest se sore for its intrmlucto al shall be ale .vernment measure.,
sion, and declaring the expediency of a full inal) iti. + Jibs the e roninulsorY adoption id the nietrie system; wonl ,I imike it
whole question ol metropolitan tramways. This iiill autism necessary fie. all the a I Will to go to school agam, all our libaS
litiitatorial being iteptuntent iipon dimension and dismtance.
. bird the consinietion ld tnmiwayll throughout tilo peptlb MS it wind.' also disturb the whole system id land tenure in this
tiorth.eastern district of bunion, and lie submitteil that it
was impossible for the House to pass this Idll, authorising c ttttt itry, and wesililipen the door to greater frauds upon the
the construct' of a network of tnimways throughout great poorer classes. The filet and the pound had recommended
and poputons thoroughfares, and then go imfettered into i ,o. wog., an._ measure, and themselves as the loest stan lar Is f 1 i 1
The illinliry next year. To pass this 1411 would absolutely were far preferable to the metre, centimetre, itc. Ibis
por-judge the question. If the pro ttttt ters Were Wining to Sd'.." ''' fI i"
I• /i 1 losophers rolapleteiy broke Ilona, :111.1 all Its
SUSIR•II.I the bin in the ,;;;;;;„ ;h..,
,e,
ether
mea.,ere,,,•
he ode:times's might be obtained from its permissive adopt' .
should be glad to secede to such scull-se but lIS 110 such •1 he 10111 would, on the face ud it, cause infinite trouble and
offer haul been made he was compelled to move the remlu. infinite confusion.
Hen. Mr SteVellatlll Berollded the amendment, and pointed out
Mr. Andrew Johnstone coulit not agree to the motion, the , I hat whatever variations there might he ill different hicali-
bill having already heen passed hy 11001 Houses. The feeling ties as to ether pants It( the English system of weigh dts alit
In the north and east of London seas strongly in favour of measures, there was no variation in those things that were
the bill, and 17 vestries had petitioned in its favour, and to . system-viz the inch the foot
the fisundation of the entire ~ , . ,
delay its further progress would ini to inflict great incou- , and the i 1111 l ml. Ile maintained that there would be a great
senience tilmn the public amount of confusion and inconvenience occaßioned through-
out the conntry in every department of trade by the intro-
Mr Sclaterdlooth also opposed the motion, the tramway , of the promised new system.
• -..., 3111.0Urh;Ln, and taw like ly to be 11101 it useful to the ! irh, • • i I • 1 1 1 • dismisoon was continue, iy sex era 1011. Mein 'cut,
lid on a dieldon there ;
. " net Beresford said that it woul.l bue an npreeedented ""IL. • r g+, •• a• tit
. .1. the Mose 1,, repeal its own decision. The moilitica. ' ' Y... were :-For the second reading, 77
i .. ',hick haul been made by the DOURO of Lords were .
The hill was therefore rejected.
, : ill ely in favour if the public. The other OrderS Were then dins eed 'if, 11101 Ills. Mal, ad
Colonel Wilson Patten and Mr. Dodson appealed to Mr. il.
Hope not to divide the Ileum.
Thus mot' was negatived without a division, and the
Lords' amendments agreed ta. I DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES AT
Colonel stuart KOOK asked if an to the Ist of November 1 WIMBLEDON.
tatt officers would be allineed as heretofore to sell their
ceminissiona : and if so, whether their aneeeasora would ; It is very pleasant to realise to olle-a self the honour of
placed iu the aline pecuniary position no those they sue- ' earrYing off sprite contested by the picked marksmen of the
credo( , day, but lie must be a cynical philosopher indeed who will
Air Cantwell said that up bus the 31st October rakers i not own that the gratification is greatly enhaneed by the re-
ception ,it the emenlon If victory from the fair hands of a
would be allowed to sull th,•ir ...missions, and their sue- '
cessors would be 'dared 1/10e/41111e per 111 l iflrypto/itloll Wllllll princess of Britain, in the presence of a vast crow& ant chaly
• of a iplanso 1 hose conditions were fulfilled on Saturda
they themselves occupied. Those officers who had retired i
i Ithe. Doily.V ' t d alto th t. 3'
says -
would be compote:W.l an soon as a vote for that purpose was ,
granted. i From an early lionr in the forenoon throngs of ear-
-1 reply to Tom E. ceell, riagemi and visitors on foot trooped into the camp
%Ir. cards% ell said that selections in the non-purchase corps enclosure, the carriages and the larger proportion id
would he a subject fur consideration hereafter ; and, in the pedestrians ranging themselves along the enclosing
mew er to Air otaiiy, be 11l that it was Mended to pro- i , either ' I f the I ta I while that
. pes Int mm e ts e gram K 11l ,
titbit exchanges being made for 111011rp.
I structure before the hour app, tinted for the commences
in anSWer tO Mr. kg/Other. 31r. A vrtiiii said that the Roy al
4 ' anent of tile cererniiny, was Iffines rem hoot tiiinnost
rarkS and Gardens Bill email be w ithilrawn.
, I bench with " rank, lwanty, and fashion." In front of
The committee On the Ballot Bill resumed the eonsiocra- i the stand a small shelter-marquee had inn creeks'
lion of an amendment tu. subsection la of elan, 3, moved at I
the. previous sitting by sir %I. Beach. The sill,cetion pro. i With open dides, and befOre it Was a dams covered with
vide., that every Ballot paper which is (ousel with any other i crimson cloth. On the right of the dais was a long
mark but the voter's 'Toss anil the Returning Officer's stamp i table tauten with the snolie opiate of the, ritluslustting
shan he void. sir It. Beach wished to mull this on the ' campaign just over, in the shape of silver cups and
gthmot that it would disfranchise many negligerat vases td all pattenis, some wagons in their rich
Or ignorant VOterS, and 3lr. W. E. Forster insisted on the
el ' • 1 th • t I tasteful in their clim-iic
unen•,,•, an, u ers ll+, Ot.a
weeds aft IlereaSary trl preserve the complete secrecy of tile
vote. Ultimately, however, he assented to a oualification grace if simple shape and absence of ationunent,
suggested by Mr. Golduey, that only those marks shall nullify On the right of the table bearing time prizes stood
a papr which, in the opinion of the Returnitig linker, shall the prize wismem drawn up in double line, while
ime ouch as Is lead to the identification of the volt 1., and the in the rear Ad the Illantllee Wasi a 141•011 g gnarl"
EllbStaildl WAS Or amended. of • honour, drawn from the several regiments
A long discussion followed im an amendment to the next who have been in camp diking,' the meeting. A little
Ballt-box hall lie ounted ed ,g tin bet Ore they ‘
subsection, moved ia• Mr. Leathern, that the papers ill each bef,,re I• If bast three a burst' of cheerng i from the
o s c and mix '` -•
- '
are Opelarll. Hi, °lnert was to prevent identification skirts of the crowd gave a signal of the approaal of
In MINH dißtrirtS Where only a few voters 1/011. Mr, Princess Louise, who had graciously undertaken to
W. E. Forster accepted the amendment, but it was bestow the prizes on the thus doubly fortunate winners.
ladertrd 01 Ty Mr. Goldney. lir. Beresford Hope, anti 'l'he Princess, who•was accompanied by the Marquis
...then. chiefly on the score
ied the delay it would occa- iif I.orne anti Prince .strthur, alight el on the rear of
Ploll ill ascert :tlling the result. On a Division it was
. the or and stand, and Wait COntlneted by Lord Duck,
talTieit by tg to ti. The SOII/111014.11 Wai :ilso rulred oy
requiring that the opening and killing up the vides shall the c airman o the ounc o the .. liStil-11l ion. o e
.11 ' fC il fl. '' C t th
1k• Ihdle in presence of the candidates' agents : mil the last marquee andd general cheering and the Royal salute
amendment 011 clause 3 was a proviso, mired by %Ir. Ben- from the guard of honour. The Royal party was
thick, that any voter, if he cheeses, may minter his vote shortly joined liv Lady Dude, the Marchioness of
rsply
openly.
and -Mr. W. a
E. Forster M vin il mit ii hut. he fe t honour of Westminster, Lids,' Whamdiffe, and other ladies of
a , on Division it was negatived by 73 to 23.
rank ; and :tt exact,ly half •past the Princess, led by Temni
d
On the question that clause 3 stand part of the bill thu.
Ducie riniunt l th th eue ns aml the presentatii in a
was a lebate. which commenced by re
an attenqd at a '
isiunt-eut.ong Alr. ohm-ley. also moved the negative, and %Ir. Prizes began. The cerentu my was one, for the most
0re,..,., whe seconded him, repeated the usual arguments lat
- rt of dumb show. Lord Miele might have centri-
against the Ballot. mteil materially te the interest of the et:Venn/11y by
Mr Disraeli. patting aside lute Ike moment the principle of fll ; 1.. kJ sting bite preciairlit set by Lord Eli-ill, during, hi.
the Ballot, objected to the clause that it did not sufficiently tenn Ili dike, in making as few prefatory remarks, and
S's um the liberty of the voter, and that it would have It a ationling 1411111 e information to the spectators regarding
large extent a disfranchising effeul. Adverting to Mr. W. E.
, the c•haracter, terlllS, allli history tmf the iealiilltt COM-
Forner'S Often rePated Colltelltioll that tile co...fitment...a lf
mititiums. - His lordship, however, contented InM ..se ,
Lad decided in favour of the Ballot and that it was steel-o I
tary of the Reform Bill, lie dolled emphatically, from at care- with 1011101111eing the name of each winner in succession,
MI analysis id the results of the last election, that a majority and the name of the cotnpetition in which he was a
uf the electors was in favour of the Ballot. winner. Private Cortis, with whose mane at this,
011 a DiViSiu in the clause Was carried by 214 to 127. MS at previons ceremonies of the same kind, the
Do the motion to rebut progress, spet•tat,,rs had om •portunity to 1 saome fam ilia-
Sir. Whitbread rose to make a saggestion for furthering rised was cheered ill an inereasin,t, degree as he mane
the progress of the w hill, which was to the effect that thes.e up time after time, thrice altogether, to receive
should belt shot autumnal nee., mil that the hill slniuld different prizes • alai Sir Henry Hat ford wail also very
be taken up agaiethen
h and pressed um mireniii tingly. "rhis wt,ll rect.l,4l. tWarni msboillits grrete4l the tit alipear-
e I•ollSiderrtrprefrralde I.; sendieg the bill lip to the Lords .
n e of Private 3lm•ison of the Canadian team aa he
at a time when they rOlllll not reasonably be expected to a-C / . . . _ 1 _
consider it, or ti, mutilating it by ,uttnat oat all but the nunchel stoutly up to take from the haunts of thin rrin-
ballot. The sw,gestion provoked a long and animated colt, coos the .C 25 WOn by him in the first stage of the
versation, in the curse of which Albert. Sergeant Ferguson, of Inverness, with a breast
Mr. Candlish sail he thought that the Government WaS so bedecked with medals as to mggest the idea that he
pledged to obtain the final judgmeot of the House this Si's- must be a nieuliatised prince of Germany in tartan
non, and could ind rceede, but Sir Wilfiiil haW/11/11 thought trews, War/ summoned again and again at intervals so
Mr. Whithren+lS suggestion of an
It th (it sixths tat
1a
eidymn Session a
in good
slawt, that the alacrity of his re appearances seemed
..ne, and pointed oae way of givg the
Lords a fair opportunity of deliberation On the bill, an hing 1 t '' I 1 WIS effected only by the
a m,.t pan oninnica , ant .
as w-e had a House of Lords they ought to be treated civilly. judicions strategic movements he effected at the double
Mr. Gladstone assured Mr, Candlish that the Goveniment round the back of the marquee. The line of the British
was still lirtnly resolved to make the settlemnt of the Ballot army was well reiiresented by Sergeant Holloway, a
11 portion of the business of the pmeent skao,joo, if they were Stalwart 111.011-elirinnissioned officer or the 7th Fitsilient,
supported by the majority, hut 31r. Whitbread's suggestion telik carried away with the Army and Navy Challenge
was quite ompat'ilde with the fultiliimt of that engage- ~.p, Wiliai he has mm for his regiment, the pleasant
meat. It deserved consideration, tont it would be premature `
memory of one of the Princess's sweetest smile .ms The
to pronounce upon it until there haul been ampler oppor-
tunities for sounding the opinion of the House. The feeling sergeant did eretlit to the drill of the regulars by tha
of the House of Lents ought 'dm to be consulted. Aloreever, correctness of his brisk, well-defined salute, a point over
was not to he expected that the other clauses would take which not a few of the volunteer prize whiners were
long as claliSes 2 and 3. both nervous and slovenly. A warm ovation greeted
The Committee was then again adjounied. the Cambridge team as they came forward to bear
The Intoxicating Liquors (Licences Suspension) Bill was away the massive China Challenge Cup, headed as they
considered, and several other bills seem forwarded a stage, were by their captain, Ensign liumphry, the hero par
after which, the House adjourned at twenty-nee minutes past
e.reelleore of the year ; and hanlly less effusively received
two o'clock. were the comely lads of Winchester School, whose meed
" ' itt the Ci 't
In the House of Lords, Judy 2a, ill t onini ec 1,11 e lall - was the beautiful Ashburton Shield, won by an average
able Donations and Bequests (Ireland) Bill, on their part at 200 and 500 yards that equalled that
Lord lettagan explained the constitution and action ,if the wads at these ranges by the picked and tried marks-
charity COlllllll/011011, which, lie Enid, formed one of the most man who shot at the Intenattional Tismphy canupeti-
hopeful signs id the times in Ireland. The bill then passed Lion. Then the Canadians concentrated on themselves
through Committee, for a time the interests and the cordial cheering of the
The Duke •ill Argyll moved the second reading of the East spectators. At the call of Tonal Dude, Coel Slon kinner
India (Bishops' Lear., iif Absence) Bill, the object -of which he marched forward the whole of ids team and halted
explained. The bill was read a secend time,
them before the Princess, while he himself, having been
Other bills weir forwarded a stage, and their leruiships ad- summoned forward, received from her hands the prize
journol. of £lOO given by the Association as second prize in the
II ap
In the House of Crellll 1111 l I, the sheriffs of London and Mid Rajah of Kolapore's Challenge (*up. It was with charm-
escx peared Ill,a e bar and presen te d a petition from, the
iir• grace, both of manner and expression, that the
cerporation of L salon against Om enclesme uif Epping lqince,„.,
told (7'olonel Skinner how it Waa in the name if
I so•ett. ' Si i mle mi
England that she gladly hamlet hint the prize... n i
The Lard Mayor .4 Inililin attended at tin, bar of the ,
ihnar, mot pressed'sl a petition from the Corporation of that were the words, they will be more highly valued y b the
't -' f 11 .• ti lal freedom and financial equality Canadians than anycup or prize, for they directly touch
ci y, praying or eu ILA 0 1 •
In religions matters, I the key-note of the impulse and aspiration which Immught
'The Holm spent the windm of the morning sitting in Com- I them across the Atlantic AN the representatives of the
miller .1 the Ballot Bill, int clause 4, which regulates the loyal volunteers of Canada. Another memento of
mode IA tendering the votes, there was much talk alsint pm- Wimbledon was handed by the Princess by each of
viding further SCl'llritks medlist personation, and tine or tWII
• the Canadian twenty in the shape of a badge and
verbal alllelaiiiiont, were Miele for this purpose, chiefly au ,
I, N' ' t.' I R'fl Association as a
the instance id Mr. It II Imo ud the salswethms was clasp, given by t ..e -.a.itma
~.1 e ..
omitted which provides that a Ballot toper inay be delivered voucher id good service in the W imbleden campaign of
4., any voter otilitital from fbe register in consequence if P 5.71. And now the Elcho Shield WAR tO be lifted off
aw derision ot his, Rev isiag Barrister, on Isis taking a pre- the j.,trass, where it had lain for the word to be passel
s. Waal oath, fun. the English eight, who, headed by Mr. Wells, M.l'.,
clmses 5 and 7 were agreed to without discussion, and marched up amid leml cheering. After saluting the
r lenses e, and ef were illliilli•gi I IleW liallS.• IS tO be bri mold .
. ' ' . " - PrlnCeSSAthe eight, With a 11111 g pull, a Strong pull, and
up um pmee of clause ii, hut the onaasion of dense /1, which
1./11(3111S the snmslerneidal re,ilations . hs Noniiiisitiona, their slunffilers
a pull altogether, hoisted the sld a 1 on to ,
1,111111111•11coMplalned of, and Air Av, E. Forster was pressed and marched off under their burden in a very business-
-though without avail-to bring up sonic further Idled. 011 like wave the Ler,' Mayor, meanwhile, being visible
sham aid edinsive eaiiiii.lates. In answer to an appeal from hovering in the offing, presumably in the interest liif
sir. bacttier he promitesl to stide mi Thur,lay a Int 1•11111SeR '
, the t illallhall. AR " Silver :Alishd " Mayfield, of the
•
it 14 /1A1.11111,1 to II In Ciallat• O WaS 1111.11-1/111501,61011 at
It tin 1 loods step .1 up seilately to the dais to
and Alr. K. Fouler was defeated •
I . -PI
1 d LTA which fail to the
two ()ni1..., ill altintipt inn to omit the first and simnd sub. receive Lie silver met.a :in
+.eetions, by Pit to 7.4 and IZAI to rd. best man in the first stage of the gimen's, the
At the evenine sitting. I cheering that greeted him was no doubt all the
:
Sir C B. Add/thy obtained leave to bring in a Bill, fonndeil louder in consequence nf the remembrance that Mr.
NI the Report u-f the :/allitary ColllnliSSloll. to conselidate . Mayfield shot up into the second place in the sec, aid
and amend the Lau, relating to Public Health and Local stage, and that two more points would have given him
coverninent. In explaining it air Chariot Was interrupted hy
, the gold medal and the £250, and the championship of
II e enaturnary alleluia at a•' rollld-ollt," mail this peeving the year. Mut close On his heels, amid a thunder of
tonnee.essful, he went in to point mit the imnpliciuth ins and
cheering that almost i .
Irowned the strains Id " See the
I the expense and inanition of sur ',reseal system, hat toes!
I : emulticting junsilietion. anit eeerlapping areas, tti.. The conquering here comes," came the man whots
1.111, to ll sll Mating more then ii, statutes, first of all repeals between 'Mayfield and this achievement, the tall slender
el! esisting sanitary statat.a. I.,,,,.squently, out of the 1:0 undergraduate of twenty-one, who has proved hintself
clauses ml the bill, neatly 11111e,telltha are extended to re- ' the hest shot in England of the y.ear. Very pleasant
• nact certain portions of tient It simplifies alma., cullleal- Wai it to mark the modest bearing ..,f yining Ensign
ab., VOW 4Mo relating t ninth and b
I
Alalithority into Mir departioeidorrow , alai there aowers. 111al11' as+ re also
If h 1 st•val at the saint: while the Princess,
t/o ing pAs i " • a
Watt, Id coarse, sir (diaries added, it wa nn s ot intended li, in IWa 1, ton re, Fare him her cangratulatietut on his ane-
col further with the bill this session, , CPAS. With HIM presentation the ceremony came to an
Bills were also breught In l'y Mr. Gregon• ti• facilitate the end, and the Royal party, followed by the strains of
convey:oat, ot real estate, ail.l by thelwelicitercaetteral for the National Anthem and the cheering of the epee-
lietuttl to amend the procedure of the Irish tivil Bins omits. , tators, drove aff to Lady buries cottage, where they
The Select Committee cal thO Coal Min.,' PegOlation 11111 : remained till the commencement of the sham fight.
Mai 1111111111/Ited, and the ilelalle 1141011111,1 Iron, 11”, 111 p ,4 ,
. h
ere The l'rhieed and Lose Lorne then re-entered th
I la I tßy war.; resum it by
e
Jam.) on ,Ir ko/1111/1,11 Palmees Mete ui for the tatalilishilleni. I
stand, w they remained %catching the evolutions
t A w 111Ve-Ae
e ; till driven out by stress of weather ; while Prince
.‘ Mr .1,--eil, also canvarise, ul t Irish, ail-
) 1 uillsgizeing3thveerg),M'e"rla"l":l;:i•Tts-iet I Arthur joined his regiment, the London
its'luililjsuiti'sp‘rlirslelinc.i:,%ll:l,ll', t'iumgh ft sacrificed ateMe dressing them in a few remarks as he put himself
••,.? method, -aeeneed the begota of free legislation. Ile be- at their head. The Prince expressed his gratification
''' "'I it 'fr." '''.l enkkvf ”"d'm "f ''"""j"'fi'". ...Id at the soldierly appearance of the regiment, and its
•"i .t all that was not sopplied bythe test of netts e ream- exeellent muster, and his pride at commanding, such a
m f ir
i eien. Atß consideratile length Mr. Jc.sa
l l
pp
exannosed t n un ued the de- . I loyally nd truly the
rogt nt, representing as it dh . a .
.ils e :lounden Palmer's scheme. Ie oi . a
T inirious monopoly which wolild destroy all other 1.-gal • sister country. He personally felt deep interest and
I aching, and expressed his objeetion to the inTitil-ll •,/ •• -5 attmoildn •-• at for Ireland, and therefore it was natural
c- labe in legal education, and also to the centre! lure ; he should also feel a deep interest in the welfare of
. •5•. he gion to attorneys over the training of barristers, j that London Irish. One of the characteristics of that
. • • at meta pains to ritsow that the weight Of Proks- i regiment, he was glad to hay, was its efficiency, another
' sot!, irlty was again: t the establishment of such a ren•
Ir I that it AVM not a " paper " corps, but area! corps of
' '- " . ••••.. The ,ysteni of education fir:mied by the
' i i aas preferable In Mr. Jesads opinion, atsl
, ready and serviceable men.
' I- .., is t.. 'indicate the general administration of the
Mr. G. fire.ory also opposed the motion, thinking that the UN 1.-:4I7AL OCCURRENCE. -That good-natured
present systein worked well, and that practice ass the hod lint exceedingly simple youth, Stadiums Modtlicombe,
idlicator. Aft, sonic observatious from time I. Goldsini.l in is suffering froni the elft.cts of nailer a singular accident
fadlaveur ig compulsory examination, the debate Was M
-an Mee more -
otuncd. Idea . buddenly Struck him.-Punch.

The other orders 1k ere disposed of, and the Douse ad.
pawned.

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