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London, England, 1865-06-30 00:00:00

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. 0-BUXTON said it au is Mahan te THE 6
hada Terkilyai hat ked to dial withmirsimrit
The truth was that the imam after deducting go The following
le tam meted* that of the preview year, sad it was 1.
•in seder so meet she for mew works that • is. I &if kg WI on
mooed. The ooesse proposed in regard to doss works whit their politi
recisely like that followed in this mammy with teepees as far
I dockyard .keiiiimatioes. The export duties fumed se Ind' -
of Sir Marie, Trovelyan • original financial gamma. --11..--•-•-••4
Sir John Lawrence disepproMeg of the raising of se - PM*.
t es 1,200,0001. by loan for public works, ea. --....,-----.
duties to the amount of 400,0001, were proposed.l.= ------ •• •
„amp a portion of the lose of income las.
bought that they IMO keeping op an outemegry
eh force is Dais. They ought to remember that the Anew*
ny was put down by little more then 12,000 Parepaa Arundel
is. Sines that firm the power of the goveremedid Adiburhis
enormously ineriesed, sad the mutiny monk egsk
I WWI no teem to apprehend a rising of the Ashaosake4er
odd, he believed, be meth for the benefit Ste eta : Ay
of England that the force of British soldiers is lade I
let be eedneed. (Hear, bear). •
r. BAXLEY said he thought the welfare of • pounk. Banbury
of 150,000,000 dermaded that the Indian begata-whaii-a I
amdas forward at the commsm u ant instead don .
r the seseion. la that respect he the emu .
din Indian accounts io that house was übidi via i
vo, sad cog* la some way to be remedies ma sa. •
Dom to India he considered to be moment. Kim
really required wm semoney, and there was abliiiii
o for it. The pubis bedlam of ledis weld serslyta , •
lucked tot Leg mammy, and mete efficiently, than it no. j Bath
The east of mile/Meg the revenue amounted to a
than 11,000,0006., being 20 per °mt, of the *ems
Get. He considered the of a palace forth tilr &
e (distri
yang on of the emirate's' of Lam hi th, (boron
gay, at the expense el the people of India, wort'
r qaortionabla proceeding, and so also um the oentae. , Beecerdebire
ed expeediture of 10,0000001 for beanie in ledia-a
t which was meal to 1401 for every Bettie soldier. All Baksbire ......
wham is 'Mix should, if palatial*, be reproditedre,
such aysnmente is jades weeks as these he had ire. .
teg tee aught to fern the subject of deist *dry beet
y were ended tato Which Without more reptedasthe
ks, such as roads, railways, and eassla, be hard lin
et
expect snout Industry and medisfactery image. Berwick
Wesel SYKES expressed hie regret that he mold set t
gratolde the right hon. modlegase on the coedit* sf
lan lasso.. The salt duty had been teenaged 400,0001, ' ' Bewley
I that run bad bees madly Meal from the Pam hen •
esti& of odes, the =midgets. sad ale of whige by
erred so meth odium aromas, of 7,000,000. was am •
ed by the govenment, who were dealers is thee/tele. Bases,
review" made up of gad items could get be °Gadded
idactory. They had this fart, too, that from what
me the remain was derived, it me not sly in
odd, bat a further debt oft 263,7771. was ir
red, main a total deficit as "against the kael
ague of the previous year of _ 2,276,0001. Tae
hi hon. gentleman said that he had mead the
Lisa army by 135,000 men ; bat taking into mooed kas
bee, who were armed aim he had redly increassd it ley
1,000-these police being utterly he
in the field, let
• more dangerous than the soldiers bed hem. He ressing
onnatioa that in anent batman atrocities Saps
omitted by beads of polio., who wars without the did
se and oontrol of European offieers. The proud med.
aof affairs was extremely voiatidectorj. There was a : ili'"daiklmiksiamiapaissiouHbusbfil"
ding growing up mencept the old madam gal
gy bed bees treated with injustice ; sad enn
a petted eta come, for wham sake all this smog ' t'
d been done, was beginning to have their
ito the income tax, the single question was wlghuohs i law
veroment was or was not gout; to keep faith with the kr 1,
blatant. of led* parody, whether at should only lag Bfieskaoslabi
r five years! He entreated he right hoe. friend le look Benlineek
Musty at the stale of feelleg in India, the moirlaisty Boillgemeth
the opium duty. and the *policy of Mama% the esit
(Hear, Marl
a. Hear,
KINNAIRD said that the Indian poliesare *
mad men, and that they had on the whole_ drneigoel Beidgewater •
nice. When the right hon. gentleman was blemd.fix
aping up so large an army, the question was whose
ince ought to be takes m to the amount of form that
he eaceseary. Surely it wee not the bon. member for •
siddone's, who had never been in India! He DS Bristol
tangled) 000gratelated his right hoe. Mead oe the tete
eat he Ind grade ; and especially on his having had the •
wage to stop the introduction of
_any mama of none ligekblifhla
ae. His right bon. fete* had had too great ea a.
wines of Me blessings of free trade to enaction any it
action of its principles. (Hear, hear.) He begpd Lhp h .
' Badringhere
'sok his right hon. friend for hie liberality in the came d
location ; for he felt sere that the only way to rednetthe
rmy of India wee by the spread of wise and mead isstree Pay LLases
on, and be believed that the more the natives due
BPI w"' Ed
fought in °caseation with this country, the more Owy
odd appreciate the Christian religion. (Herr, hear.)'.
After a few words from Mr. W. Ewan, Oahu
Sir O. WOOD bully replied. He could enure his his. Clesdaridge
deed (Kr. Seymour) that the distribution of thestzth
edia had Mee the subject of his most anxious ; a
nd it had bees gelded only by strategical and sanitary ear
iderstioss. It was porn* that the military force night Chmbridges
e stall reamed, but the best authorities were not of that .
pinks. As to the charges of getting up as nolestedicel
Mhos* is Ladd, he mull aely so that dse his hoe. hie Omabridge '
ad bees two or three years at the lodia-office, he milt to
eve knows better than to have used the argumeets be had Canterbury
/feted. The fad was the clergy were seat main*? la the
spud of military chaplains ; and where there per.
nasty 0 it was degireble that there should be
emehody to look after them. The bishops were, is feet, aZ*7h
imply so =my overloous or Sone:ors mord _An bee. ,
member oppoifti that Jo ha memos bad some .
gained all the interference of the home government with
aim. He (Sir 0. Wood) meld only reply that this was a Oarmartlas
net remediable time for the hon. gentleman to make such Oarrearthe
Clanervon
Hiaisob"rrat'hou. trim op(iber,
posite hear.)
asked i7lghoh°llrad
11.trincefe ed -"Pleads'.
patch from India costaidee a list of fustier and the re-
in:dime in their salaries. That despatch had not lambed Ouservee
him tepidly, het he had seen the document in • vs'e Chatham'
attar from Sir J. Lawreme. As for se he aoaw aWw Obeiteabe
gaud, the government of India had sot add on the me
moraodum, nor would it do so without its receiving the Cheer,
fullest ameiderstion, both In India and by the bowl Fe
manned. Knowing the toil and labour of the teem aril Obeehhe
servants, it would be foolish to underpay them. With •
respect to the statement made by r. Barley in Chester ((
reference to the Maenad accounts, he could only my •
that that statement showed the inexpediency of taking the
figures from unauthorised waraes, and he avowed himself
°sly for the II statements in regard to . Chideste
=atsitee hhe made officially to parliament. With emptiest
to the ermine of colloosischairLdian revenue, the opines '' ahippiel
revenue woe en exespdas, collected at 33 pm coat. ;
but until 8,000,0001. could be some other way, he ‘d Christalm
not see bow they could dismiss with the duty in question.
The lend reggaes was collected at as *spews of 10 pse Chased
cad, the messed bale at 3, the malt tans et 6 sod
stamps at 3. The only other point was with respect to the
police tee.. The bon. member for Abeardem had , Odium
• fear lag the establishment of a ntaMmour
sazensed police might be • mums of danger. All he mold my ,
Codeine
was that the poGem wen not armed lila the military, ad
being widely dispersed, Dodd eager ad Ingsther Is etch a Odder
mason se to be dangerous. (Hoer, has) '
The neduticas were thee pet sad agreed to.
ADMIRALTY, ho., ACTS REPEAL BILL.
Ogre*
This bill awed through aommittes. .i One*
The Dockyard Part Regulations Bill also passed dap*
emunittee.
The Admiralty Powers, he., Bill pug* thee* bow Om*
*hes. . a
The Lore' emendessais to the Herhear Treelike' Bill
wore emesideral.
The Pearearter-Cleastal Bill paned through committee. Chide
The Lords' ameednasate to the Smoke NtliattaCC (Scot.
land) Acts Amendment Bill were coneldend. Omen
The Lords' aineedassats to the following balls were also
eamidend :-Small Beata= (Weed) Ant (1880) Awed- j Combs
(moat all Locomotives on Roads Bill, the Lead DlM**
eland
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The boutsOL
adjourned at nine o'clock. a 1 Darks
, Deed
Dadd
00Neommod oe vas PROwurffe or Onlerneffew.
-Yesterday both looses of the provinae of Centeibury ' Derby
mei ler the disepatab el beefuem In the Upper Home de
Aided', el Oaatarbary praddiel ie @ma Apre'a Doh,
Beentymeem army of the bishops beim pram* - The
Bishop 4 Oxford moved • resolutica mem* an Rana Dein
to the Quail praying that some authority might lattices
M almond= ogi the subject of de Beam CathalielDad
BIM TM* wee soother bushes ad say imperteemfbefor• Dods
the Upper Here" pad atira pemeging
the Lows House an regard le the saw • DeTO4
bishop declared the conveattion to 'be ' . , the
°committee of the pmts.:eat Centedge* was '
in fad dissolved-td follow migetemr may tiberldeor
in ref/genes to the deem 01 - ON • 'PAPP et Deer
the new Home of Oommoes. the_,Lerret Home,ted
in Jimmie= Chamber, the Rev. the fteloodor presiliag• ! Atve
Aflame • *my leeg throned.., de follow* 110 lies was
adopted:--" That this Mw demises to 11140110 Net Marti Dere
eseeplease de Mil I
area le both houses of peallidade
sad mew awaiting wryer, ennateetedileg feeds or
nasal of the gad teeddid the Qum?' seprenney from Dell
the body of the entinstiee a* eosseteades sank% tea*
*sr with inflame* to the legioldese fare mesa* vu?
agreeable to the eberek." II wee she resolved, " That this Dee
hems request the Upper Home to take gook steps as to
these may mem St to express the emearreere of the oral
• of the proviamel OseWamy la the inemereaaatV
After some fennel *deem the home then 110
10 the lime Ohageher to din the new sad el einem
and,
dome
the weembees welassed, it sae mavens* that
the house we P.OOlllOlOl.
Talc IaiWOILTS Ifosima...Yeterday aftersoce• Of
at the Royal Oak Inn; W bleworte„ Ke. Jamie Dill
Bled, the acmes for Wed resumed Jamie
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od:e7t.therve boom cut by her laraaptideetZ Isleworthe Del
under have almadb hem detailed he
ST Fansuhdr"C gnaw* amemhled, Mee cacaos
ulm
eel* was say memo% and. Mr. Ild
Isoposbar eel* the ame was The
team dee the otercesr the* hmeaad of the
decta ster
sed wawa; who le stiff le the laineary offal Ike
or
seer the care of Dr. why, wee dee*
fad, and la an esteemed low condition ; Is fact *1"P"
were now edgetabeed Demstre . After •
some doei ems theevidatee dread, the Be
Jjuryre. a verdict." That the Immo was (mad dead
en the 14th Jibe. wilfully sardorod by nose wan or
meow lobo/via"
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