The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-05-16 00:00:00

THE MARKETS.

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- gallons raised . , rigniticance in ti Iver cup , burg 169 from Christiania. MO from Oporto, 72
MARSHAL MACMAHON ON THE EM- in smaller quantities in the other states. Wines are Among the Rushi,en peasants women generally marry fr,oicues llia.n,ileiurigenant,laille DlitelLeWistil:ee a quiet trade.
produced, however, in Some quantity in nearly every at sixteen, the men at eighteen. The average number of prices
PLOYMENT OF CAVALRY. state and territory, 20,000 gallons a year being era- children in a family is seventeen, of so-boat one-half perish ° Ice"l well -applied with English and er nip Imi . Sale.
th lISe 1 r gmesed inietly. at about late rate's. 6Tl:rh'es't 1)41W1
Tile Monaca). do l'Arnde has publilehed the follmvhni lilted to New Jersey and 5,000 gallons to Delaware. in
Pir7l-I:=lifrenledniiiPllTonipragi%t niciii tile and ll'atif•breds ;rave changed 11411146 at ss. 4d. ~o ss. ed. per
repmt of a npeech, ib.t hitherto known, addressed by The annual value t.f uur seine crim m about 14,000,000 f.! 1
i, i.talt s, lend. aMne for:hintra, suck away, often so effectually, Mb Landis bare 801.1 M 78. tel to tin. 4d. per 811 i. prime
Marshal MacMahon to the instructing lieutenante of dollars.
thnt they drew the sadra down into the throat and are buffo- small valves have been in request, at full prices; otherwise
the Saumur Cavalry School :- AN EXPLANATION IVO APOLOGY ..-afffigitaiti cated • the trade has beep dull. Pigs have been quiet, and unaltered.
Deptford there have been ;itself too beasts on offer, Coarse
"it is essential. gentlemen. that you should apply your- says that 31. de Fonvielle explains as follows the cold The Peace Society and all respectable enthusiast.. atil inferior beads, 4s. Bd.Si quahty ditto.
selves ardently to new studies. We have forgotten the which has Ire ailed for w,me days past :- who believe in oily! isarmament will learn with some regret ss. to 5. 4d. • mime large oxen, 58. Bd. to ss. 10d. ; prime
traditions of the Brand War, and the art id handiMg
Scids, &c., 0, lad to fls. ; coarse mid inferior sheep, m 6d.
The temperature (if the latter half of April having been
large masses a cavalry. I cm mil you why we hate ..
tit triKher=aetasiteg
rrt.elaelometentittetehee.e4orfmoroubis
mwetroksadot.
04.1i,tid,i.. :s:ec2elidurr,asfitLdlitiori.l,slo.,Z.n4iSios.nm,riis.le viarse.
to
excessively high for the season. the Mw teniperature which , .
Se
f, ogotten them. In African wars our troops were al-
ways opposed to more numen an cavalry than their own, ocean every year during the early part a May is felt much %el tise for a gigantic loan for the. special enlargement of the
od •la • • r • • I • - 4s. to 48. 4,1. : prime 'smart! ditto,
and most exiwrt in firke, by which meat lom tvm more severely than usual. That ia an effect of contrast,
A t t I 1 ;81 * 'lli 1 1. If t II " ' • • P'e •-"n
and profitable business lie carries on ita tM manufacture Minim. ,
e I'ooollll ole ,Orretlt I. ams 0111118 it IA Ser tub ss. Sal to 0. : large bog. 4. to 4s. 4.1. ; small porker. 4s. 64.
d vrn to the present momeM the cold at night h• 8 not been
inflicted on small detachmeas operating separately. Thei•h- '' '' pm Nall Gazette. disquieting, although the mercury has sometimes des- to ss. ; lambs, 75 4,1. to 8. 4.1.
fore. instead of using cavalry as scouts, we did just the con- at all
trary. \V a placed them in an infantry square, from which cended below zero, especially in the southen districts, and In London, on Monday, Earl Russell took the chair MtrrItOPOLITAN NEE,AT-31 ARK ET. -Slogrus.
n Italy, where Mount Vesuvius is covered with snow. Vege- at the 69th annual meeting of the British and Foreign School
. An increas. ed anpply of meat was on sale here to-day, and
they emerged only to charge sword in band when the deci-
sive occasion altered. But we must return to our old train- Canal having advanced very rapidly, the frost will have less society, and in his address argued strongly hi favour of
the trade WAS HOW, on rather easier terms :-Inferior beef,
effect than if the leaves were tender, Seth late seasons. The religious teaching in schools. Mr. Forster. who also spoke,
Dons. They originated with its, and it is in fighting us
Ss 4d. to 48. ; midd,ling ditto, 4s. 2d to 4t 6d. ; prime large
extreme regularity with which an analogous period of cold hell that denominational teaching had hut little effect in
that other Powers have adopted them. In the wars of
ditto, 4s. Sel. to ss...ted ; prime small ditto, ss. to 55. 4d ;
occurs every year Is what put M. Charles sainte-claire. Inakiag children theologians and controversialists, but that
the First Empire, Murat and his cavalry were frequently
veal, 45 to Lb. ; inferior mutton, Ss to M. ; middling ditto,
Devine on the trace of the laws which he pointed out 1 the primary, principles which were instilled into their minds
eight or ten leagues, and sometimes eightor ten days' march,
48. 4d. to 56. , mime ditto, 115 to ss. Oil. , large pork, 4. to
reference to the cold tif March, and which enabled the 6th were h.ve to 43ud and duty to one's neighbour. IMs view
in advance of the army In the lid war, although
4s. 4,1. , small ditto, Its, to 5. Bd. ; and lamb, Os. bd. to 71. Sit.
of Slay to be fixed as the lowest temperature of the 4,, Isis we was combated by a subse,i not speaker, who nmintaim d that
state progress had been made after the campaign of 186. we
per 81b by the carcase.
are 110 W pass:ng throngh. Scarcely any necessity exists to early do;priatic teaching had a great effect upon the minds
were with few exceptims alwaos sadly deficient in reooin
nais.iiices. I repeat, therefore, we must return to our mention that this sudden fall in the thermometer in always of children. Dean Stanley, who was present. paid a tribute POTATOES.
accompanied by the oredominatico ;if polar currents and to the services if ford Russell in connection with educe- Foreign potatoes have been in better demand, and kidneys
conmensed by pro 1111 l Don, but ambition should not be your
traditions with much study and labour. Von will be re-
very strong winds. 1 ... chilliness is due to the fact that tion : alid tire nrethig was stilisequently addressed by Earl have realised an improvement of se. to los p on. per t For
waive. You should be actuated by a spirit of duty and
the earth passes bet •I a ring of asteroids, which absorb a Forte-cue, the Earl of Chichester, lord Aberdare. the Rev. English qualities. however, the trade is rather STOW, but
abnegatbm. I know that you work hard, and thank you in in IrtMn a the sun's warmth, due to us while it remaitri se/Aimus Hansard. Si T. Fowell 13 xi tend others. The 1101111 d pmluce is firm in value. -Best tic its IRA to 170 s. ,
ties um M the country and the public inMrest" &sive the horizon. The temperature will not resume its report stated that the an Ii iif the society had been consider- ditto dukes, 1400. to 180 s. ; liieritts, 140 s. to 170 s. ; and
astensional movement until the annual rotation shall have able during the pant year, but that the income did not keep rooks, 1008. to 110 s. per ton.
carricd our sphere from the shadow of the multitude of pace v'th the expenditure.
lICIPS.
, small f
our porb lanets ich is always projected on the sante point .. A young lady, with means, wishes to hear of a; The b.m in skit is not active, hut InMders are very tirm,
o." wh
gentei, w a view to mariny e -
; nclose, carte. and many of them emit refuse to accept a m all advance.
THE IRISH PEERAGE.-Aecordiner to a
AddlniT ith
ress kc.--- A gentl tmo
eman, aged 28, and good leoklitg, The email Um ill) remaining, and the less favonrable up-
turn just iesued, there are at the present time 185 ! who by his own perseveranee and indostry has established 1 pearame of the bme, which Ms naturally suffered from the peers of Ireland-viz., two dukes, 11 marquises, 66 a commercial business inuLoiuviedritio,reolfael,M.Mlaaidicyhieds.te
jr,iniisorno,w,f i.
iclelstehnulupentra!us.ren,tuntutielyngtruhleecinogntlitchlnfo,tthi,a.tit,ituttchhebeigishear
earls, 33 viscounts, and 68 barons ; and that at the ! dgGrous of ilisrrYing. A PAsSAGE IN TDB INFERNO.-Passing over ree,„ ..,f ! good appearance, domesticated, and of respectable parent- , steady demand, and the quotations generally are sten sup-
! ee , weald of Kent, 11.3 10s. to k 5 bs. : Suntsri, £3 les. to
the Sticks (and Umbrellas) at the Royal Academy.- Ladies who du I porte,l. East ECl•it goldnigin 1:4 to £6 ss. ; Mid Kant, £4 to
£4 4s. ; Worcester., 1:4 105. M Cti ss. ; Farnham. L 5 to £6;
passing
duke
there were 211
Punch.
.:,,,gio,et,,,,,,liertlft;yatit.ot,,,J:ll,:il:t,
rrbezdpulseatiol
,ceudiltulip,brooleul
tghreie,arseittliif.
asrar,,,iedlry
.i. 0. f
it_
viscounts, and 70 bar ms. thSlimeeargthueiSuen'io7j, grTiliasll,
THE PERNA OF TIGER lICNTING. -A Niv ate • peerages have become extinct, as 01 Peers of be deritnal and returned if nM at1i11,,,,14-Addr" ,t,.-Ad- I alit 'y £4 10. to £5105 ; yearlings, B 2 15s. t 44 im. ;
letter to the Delhi Givitte, from Roorkee, states :- land have been created peers of the United Kilt loin vertimients in Mal/chests, Examiner. Bavarians, new, £4 108. to 4.43 ; Belgians, 4.2 12s. to Lisa ;
"You have heard of all the adventures cur Roorkee sports- . ; French, 44 to 45.
lOf the existing 185 Irish peers, 80 are also peers of • Accomplished lady whips will be interested to hear Alsace, £4 10e. to £5 125
men are having with tigers. A young man. Intact a French Great Britain, or the Unite I Kingdom, and 28 are !of the ungailent clindoet of the citizens of Allahabad, who FISH.
.. . per sine .. tin mt, .n. to 1..5, 6d. each ; soles, 28. to
boy, a protjg, of ....toilet Manumit went out with a pant' representative lords, thus leaving 77 as the number of •
,i‘r:itte,en,dzrii“.geetitoiornd,twial
ritm tyheoitin,liee
vallobse,,,,lotuodceli:tisi':l,
~,wrield,ll hellnaa 7 n tn_3-, nd,,, ,nnokad hatmm,d, 2,_,a to
the other day and got frightfully limited Ile is now dead. Irish peers without seate.
4s. Cal. per pair • bloaters 2s. 6.1. to 34 lad tier box
Mr. Jobling, of the 55th, was brought in lately from - the list el nuisanees and • isited by a line. They allege that Hurdwar, dreadfully mauled by a bier ;he is not expected DR. LIVINGSTONE'S SERVANTS. A cones- ladies have last nerve enough to control horses, and will not nntekerai, .2a to as. oil., per 'dna., , mu, In. to to 25: m. each
'idiP,l:riet!ing: lir. ni:ntiols.. lindr. pel'alskrbt.';l'L'itler'netilv°: ot;'st2e-'re., 4th
to live. There are four doctore in attendance on him. Ile (sapient of the Daily News writes : -
Isis been bitten by the tiger, as well as torn by its claws, and rurreover observe the rule of the road, but declare it to lie
absurd to consider the right able of the road the wrung side. though the WOUllds have been sewn up th..y keep on Ideed ..I.lelinina aiM Susi Dr. Livire•stone's two faithhal servanbs
ing, and nothing seem.. to stop the 110 W. it 13 feared lie wit: wi arrive at Southanipton 11 thA 0404 t lenneward-boun.l . The Parraburg (Va.) Noe, reiaten that a coloured loe Per huaheL
Indian Mail steamier. By an unfortunate delay in forwair- man recently entered a drug store in that city and adied for PROVISION.
bleed to death. There is another gentleman who has alsc dti . t
diii insructio,in they were left be hind at Emai.. wMri . ve wo m t
ns try inine. 'he young ,cilesnran raused to b.1(1.,1 Mlqulay, May IL-The arrival. last week from
A l' E
If from the claws ~f a tiger, butt ImlMve his wouudi g
d, t
wat,,wright snikd (id England , but l
it must not be • gireit‘to bini and'referred the matter to his employer, who frets.] .‘B%t%re 12s lirkms Butter, 11101 2.,A10 bales Bacon, and
are nut very bad."
lost sight of that their serijees dateD from
tor throug an earlier period, interrogated the darkey as to what use he wished te,r ...age of from h deign ports, 32,539 packages butter, 0,075 bales and
R OE FASHION. -Fibs/a u/OK Mil - Halt they w ere, inf t t ac, with h eoch th e w hole it Ile said lie wanted to Dik p
eit The rinrieto told hi. 839 boxes Bacon. The nupplies of foreign b-ritter 4,01111111 W
iii,feli.is last,sdelliestri=einte,;l; atin,lhwecre.tZe.cntariensoiL tablet : he roust sw:dlew it in the steme. which he agre.d to do. The good, and a further deelme has been submitted to in
liner: " You'll have the Flower on the Left Side of the
siz tity of wa
e ,inan tlour rLd uly m ixed a handed nti to hi m , Nor mandy and Jersey, hut hi Fri eslan d little change to
Bonnet, of couree Madam?"-Fashionahle Lady .- Inar o'rigii aill intips a1..1 j..urnals. The welcome th:deserve w or his courage failed him, and he put the glass on the notme. In Irish no immny, price, being still too bigh in
will not be chilled by the delay in their arrivd, nor will they wander and quickly left the ntore.
" Well-er-No ! ihe fact lather e's a Pillar on the
the Irish markets The Bacon market has ruled Mw, and
Left Side of my Pew in Church, 80 that only the Right 9 prices of Irish declined Is. per ewt, but no chaoge made In
Side of my Head is :leen by the Congregation. Of t,e denied th.it ralM amungnt living African explorers which '
they have If!inheritei om their assocMtion and companion- ' That there es no love lost between Frame and Ilaniburg.
Illubt,tten,r,,,,per. c7.t 1356,
toPIRILC"CI. reeelizaperer..c.wt....... :a
t.
sas.
Prussia is pretty well known. A striking illustration slit is
ceurse I could change my Pew ! "-Faishionable Litily'a
I following paragi•apli in a Dena ne,,,owit...peuL'ia-,,..toltr'ye
Husband : "Ya--as. Ore ven thie Church, you know, ship e;mithEtnhe:3ityeatest traveller of the nine."
BEARS. -The ilmohay Garxtte of learn with satisfaction that a celebrated b . .
if neeeesary."[Fashionable 211 Miner considersthepoint - the 20th ult. reports that a man a the Kooruniber in Prussia not being able to wmk at a profit in c msequence } nealand llB 122 Dble. Glom., new 76 82
Permit. . caste recently met a ehocking death in being torn to of the demand of Prussian workmen, is almut to remove to Jersey
.104 118 heddar . C
EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL.- bears in a sholah near Tyemullay. It iseerna The returns Piece. liY Russia, where labour costs only oue-fith of the wages re- Eng. Fresh, per sinl2a 14s. 6.1. American ' ::.... 82 94
.... 60
"
of the emigration from Liverpool during the past that the deceased was one of a gang of coolies who glared bythe Prussians. Bacon, persist, Hams, York .. -
month show that there sailed under the
provisions of were go going to work on an estate, and that for some pur- During the last four months there wanta material Wiltshire, green 84 86 i Cumberland.... .... - 110
the Emigration Act, 36 ships to the United States, pose or other he got ahead of his companion, and so-as decrease In the importation of unmanufactured end mann. Irish, green, f.o.b. SO 84 l fri5h............ 110 112
with 12,354 passengers • six to Canada ,with 2 097 iceactuurged tobacco, compared with the same perMd in the pre-
lost sight of for a short time. On :he gang suddenly
turning a corner of the sholah, to their horror and eh year. In the last four months the value of unmanu- TALLOW.
passengers; and two to 'Nova Scotia. with 502 pas• factored was C 407,772, agaiust 8;467,07e in the same period of LaNra.N, Monday, May 11. -P.Y.C. Is inactiv east 3gs. per
amazement they SaW the dead body of their comrade is 73, and manufactured and snuff £420,342, against eg19,147 Cwt. on the spot. Town Tallow commands 94.1. net
sengers. There Failed, not under " the Act," three
vessels to
lei,igralia with 108 passengers ; five to the lying on the ground frightfully mangled and torn. in the present year. cash. Rough Fat has declined to Is. 611. per Ms.
United St will; 346 passengers; and to various From the foot-prints near the spot, as well as from the Notwithstanding the resolute refusal of the medical s. d. fact of two bears having been recently seen in the professors in Edinburgh University to admit females as Te-e Tallow, per cwt. IS 3 Rough Stuff, per cwt. 14 0
other places, ten ships, with 176 passengers. The
grand total is 15,783. This shows a decrease of 17,606
I_Rough Eat, per slbe.. 181 Graves „ 19 0
neiehbourhood, it WWB concluded that the unfortunate students Into their classes, the Glasgow Noes understandsate(' Muff, per cwt. 27 6 Good Dregs e 6 0
ou April, 1873, and a decrease of 27,350 upon the por- Dian was destroyed by these animals. tied eleven ladies have persisted in prosecuting their winter
*lntr.:Rant, ;-:atni-dav,R3AI aYy' a- A n increased supply It
ealid summer medical studies outside the University, under
tion of the present year compared with the first four A DEN OF ROBBERS. -In the C,logne Gazette tramural lecturers. Although they have been interdicted
months of 1873.
of the ith inst. it is stated that not far from the by the Univernity authorities horn competing (pr academical
A l's Eono ClutL'a MEarottY. -A Kentucky Altkirch, in r,, -.sass, above liatzbach, a real den of medical degrees, they are eliiffble for examination before the
raSnlcticeetnYseofteArlinprathetnice:srciten.e' hi'neanlilin-iink 'lir
paper, the Lexington Gragcati, saies there is a negro robbers has been discovered, where there were all the tti. etyh
ce. a nir
numberr ecei v .
;filtr,ari:
dtti Te:
oto t
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:. ther.);qainrintdaiizetdl 0: rep
rilitea'stne c 1 il
rot
clover, girl in Brucetown, about nine years of age, whose accoutrements reqnired fur roblvery and thefto-rm ecently pasted the prelimeany cramiwn.'?ntoriODen ,
memory is truly marvellous. Her wonderful powers volcera daggera, picklocks, itc. There were a.. , pro- 75. to 86a. : Inferior, Mk. te. 70a. , and lirrawm, 395. ro a
were first brought to the notice of a white man, who visiona, such as flitchee of bacon and pots of butter, A shocking occurrence tool; place on Sunday 1 Des load, keeps a grocery in that part of the city, about two I which has. led to the supposition that they intendad to moridn,; at the public baths, Endelf-stre-t, Iff. smesbury, l
weeks aga He had been readino," aloud in her presence spend erlrie time there. The daring deeds of this band London. alx:ut eight o'clock a man paid for a seeondalaas
the day before, and accidentally heard her repeat, net the whole neighbourhood in alarm. One day they emitting bath, an-I it being renmrked at nine o clock that he
had remained there the allotted time, the
wOrd for word, what he had read from the paper, pursued some workmen as far as Largitzen, when the tendent. proceed; dlonger than
thither, and found nunelifl-
him tying et full
though twenty-fair hours had intervened. After this two youn;,,est of the band were apprehended. One of lencth under r. the sea' asehilianee was called and the body
he tested her memory frequently, and has found her these was about hastily to losA his revolver, but cem, was taken out, arid .n the arrival of a medical man, aMt
capable of repeating thirty or forty lines from tibook struck to the ground before be succeeded in doin,,; 80. bath silt ordered, bet in vain, for lite was ,oit in.- t The, body
r,aftspe,cr hen it
niturosveluad
ilbtant part, and the gemeincie can now live in Tat- I ntfuaretooe
oneeat ocaiier.abowther,
iitutelftuallect,ilitltlr Since then the rest of the band have removed to some was taken to St. Giles la dead-Mute The d,wea,,ed vas
rdly allied ee years M age, rather dark, abd has ashlar
IFF6IIIIIO. Ref^ e. Therewere no mark, an 11.1 s citfthing, tit- WM-
meat aWat him tb Watt tkibio reuffy.

MARK -LAN E. —MUNLoAr.

gram trade at Math lane Pi.day has been in a quiet
state. The supply of English wheat has been only moderate.
With a thin attendance of millers sales have progressed
slowly at the rates current on Monday last. There has been
a fair show of foreign tilnat, for ahick the trade has been
quiet, Oil former tones. 'lke supply of barley has been only
moderate. Malting produce has been firm in value, but the
demand has not been active. Grinding parcels have been in
fair request at full quotations. Malt has BOid on former
terms. Oats, of which a fair quantity has been on offer, have
been in request: and have ruled Out per quarter higher on the
week. For maize there hall been a moderate demand at
steady currencies Beans have been purchased to a moderate
extent at the late advance. Peas have been quiet but firm.
The flour market has been steady. English qualities have
been firm, and American lau-rels ruled bid. higher than on
Monday last.

- • -
MARK-LANE —WEDNII•DA Y.
Quietness halt been the characteristic of the grain trade at
Mark-lane to-day. Very few samples of English wheat have
been on offer, but there has been a fairs'', w of foreign. With
a thin attendance of millers, transactions have been on a
limited scale, at about the rates current on Monday The
supply of barley has been limited. The market has been
wsiet but prices have ruled firm. Malt has changed hands
t late rat I, ' be

at In oats business has not been brisk. but prices
have rnled firm. Maize has been steady in value with a quiet
demand. Beans and peas have been firm, and quite as dear.
Flour has been steady in value, with a quiet market.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—MosbAy.
There has been no feature of importance in the cattle
trade to day. The supplies of stock have been tolerably
good, and business has progressed quietly. From our own
grazing districts a fair number of Mast have come to hand
Transactions have not been brisk, and the prices realised
have been about equal to those current on Monday, but
best Scots and crosses sell at ss. Rid. to On. per 811 t. From
Norfolk, Suffolk, and Cambridgeshire we have received 1800,
from other parts of England about 250, and from Scotland
shunt so head. On the ioreien side of the market there has

about one million and a-half of

been a_ fair )4unplyt,,inc!Oing about
_l2B from Gotben.

BEED.
ISKI)OF, Mordny, May IL—Nothing passing in Englitli Clo-
veneed, with the exception of a few small crtiers from the
country dropping in, which are supplied on tomer terms.
Trefoil is offering at low rates, but few buyers to hold over
an yet. White Mostardseed tit the medium quality has been
sold in email lots at rather tnore money. Nothing paa-Ing
In brown; none of flue quality offering Tares were in
limited request, and rather less money would be taken.
flood CanarYaced was held for snore money, Englialt
liaing very scar,e. Cialla/11 Hemprited met a fair 'al,: at
qualm as WO ratio.

IMPERIA

In the FlousE OF Lo
thnnted that it wee
scuourn for the White
re-amenable on th, Ist
THE sUrnslllt L'Ot

Lord gedendale gal
gojng into Committe
',wining the appellat

Lord Napier and Et
draw the nudion 01w
to the dwellings of th
satisfactory ststemen
thiGoverp:uentUt VI

THE PtRUC
The ArchMahon of
cithe Public Wotaktn
id York, in seconding
necessary by the grey
celebration of OWIs
laity, and he maintat
prevent them on to
occurring before a
legal process. Ile e.
submit the proposed
ton, and he point
much the same it
mended by the I.
The bill was not a
wished that, in cot
church, the Bishop't
law, and that no Inc
his own caprice in pr
unless checked at or
off from the Church.
the subject of the
Bishops showed that
the measure, and a
which they were will
question mist not Is
Bishops and a portio
the constitution of tl
Lord Shaftesbury
erasing of the bill, f
by the right leverets
sideration ; but thou
thing" most be dont
thing" should not la
not appear to hi
as far as he uude,
purpose, but, tak
of all objected
Court, and especial
as well as to other ti
of the Court, and a,
cution of judgment,
giVell. He did not .
such practices as th
the other night. or t
which was spreadha
danger to the cotton
The Bishop of Pet,
ionic of the remark;
was incumbent on
practices grievous ti
to delay applying a ;
then the result woul
reformed. there wot
after much Cc snide
to the eohelusion
ject was necessary
much modified in ;
are endeavouring I;
passed more than Lk
to be sought in ettec
those lane. If the
of self-regulation st
tails, he was satistic
of the great majerlt
solution of the presi
After remarks
Lord Nelson, Lord
Lord helboume, and
Lord Salisbury so
second reading of a
the Right Rev. Ben;
responsibility for ti
the subject. It 0
not introduced sic
certain portion of I
at the noise time

;ith-the extreme I
subjeot was Burnam
were precisely [hoe
the question arose
some things which
the Government wo
of the measure un
were, but he warn
party should be elk
the MIL
Lord Grey said ,
made by a certain
thurch of England
it was against suel
directed lie looke
on '5 hub legislatio
present Session wo

an endeavour being
practices which hail
The Archbishop
thine which had fa:
would separate hin
injury to the Chure
bill would have the
practices at presenl
An endeavour was 1
that the bill would
he had such conlidc
people of this CM
created a tribunal
found satisfied witl
committed pro for
melds inserted in it

The Duke of Rich
the course of the
legislation in the m
any attempt Was
found to be full of I
more than one p
endeavouring to t
be alienated.

The bill w th
business on the pal
journed at five lute

the IforsE o
Secretary whether
steps for ehlargiug
moor, or to build t
the_prartice of to

Mr Cross suid it
to Juke steps to e
build other whit
Government %WO
meats could be un

Mr. Leeman aski
her Majes,y's Go.
adoption of the pr
tar) of State for
• he la.e. Dr. Livim

Mr. Disraeli :II
of £2OO a-year to I
sixth part of th
which Her Majesl
grant. There are
his children, and
Government, and
consider any tart]

The second reat.
having been move
Mr. Melly, seem
a Resolution it
tion od the side
factory which
Mg, and which
at CI 111Sidernhle
port of it they
unnecessary, and
vai ions authoritic
to the testimony
officials, and was
publicans themsel
the necessity of h
and Beer-houses.

hir H. Se
that the original .
sion that errors
bill necessary. T
protested at the
trates to fix the t.
bill Won to take a
fast Parliamentm
named, the Cm
and the Govenn
Into council wit
tined. At the sa
had induced the
bilt t
the legitimate w
to the extra In
evidence to shou
opening led to
touch e d erriatia
with the hours u
important Imps'

After remarks
while dissenting
to the closing

MI/151011K in tb
hands of the 1

iciTuTelititil ;4111i
imusvg, flx. A
the . House. ve.rl

house much he

acy body of pU)
members. He
Resolution.
Mr. Cross rem

iliiToW issue,

of numerous ar
met with ume
. .

Oa the wind;
by laying a
but he preferr
as respectable
rapidly cannier
for these vulva
the Governmenl
get, but they sv.
be laid on the b
House,

After a not
which was nega
which were mai
resolution tias
beeinnl time.

There wat, a I
bhould be CORI
Monday next.
side, and Mr. A
,f June. Ilti
the twilit and t

Mr. Scharr-1
rating. .

Some other t
Jourasd at one

THE HOUNDA

In the lints

mite, as did

The Eett ng
meat-

Lord Caraal
Gold
ocoup4tDob, al
would bu
ratgirtLr.
but thore 013
Engbuid DMA
'moulting true
Van we 1,1,1
by atraudwit.
to the A51.,.11
partum all a
to %Au
policy
remind 1,1, 1
was rtipot,ct",
tames Iran

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