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London, England, 1847-06-22 00:00:00

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LONDON, TUESDAY, JUNE 22.

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IN the House of Lords, reterday, the royal assent
WWI given, by commission, to various bills. Some
observations followed &Abe out of the presentation
of a petition against the Baths sad Wash-boom
Bill, relative to oompeting ealablistunents. Lord
Brionossn, in reference to the use of sager in
breweries and distilleries, Anted that since this prac-
tice had been legislatively permitted the pries of
slaves in Cuba and the Brazils had risen 30pse cent.
The Archbishop of DUBLIN moved, and the Bishop of
Farm( supported, the motion for the second reading
of the Church Temporalities Acts Amendment Bill,
its object being to give the crown the power to sever
and re-appoint to bishoprics at present united. The
motion was opposed by the Marquis of LANSDOWNE,
and the most rev.
_prelate withdrew the bill.
In the House of Commons, Mr. CHRISTIE entered
into a vindication of his cond act with respect to pro-
ceedings had before the committee of last session on
I **Andover Union,and thechargebrought against him
by Mr. Villiers, on Friday evening last, arising out of
that inquiry.—The CHANCELLOR of the Exeunt:wee,
in answer to Mr. Mentz, replied that the govern-
ment
instructions to their agents in Ireland were not to
undersell private traders in grain; but inasmuch sa
there had been a fall in the market,. the former bad
reduced their price' proportionately; and if lairds
who hailltoported at high prices were not willing to
sell at thaw of the market, they bad no ground of just
complaint.—Sir G. GREY stated in answer to Mr. S.
Wortley, that an arrangement's's& in contemplation
for the einniqyment of counsel for the crown in oases
Of felony be misdemeanor at the Central Criminal
Court and the assizes; but he could not give any
sasarence that such would be the case as regarded
quarter sessions. Some observations followed on the
matesst of French interference with the mackerel
Haney on the coast of Sussex ; and with reference to
intermnral interment*, Lord J. Russet'. intimated
that it would be impossible to proceed further with
the Health of Towns Bill until next week.—Mr.
STRUT; in an explanatory speech, slated the objects
of, and also the reasons why, he was induced to with-
draw the Railway Bill for the_ present session ; which
occasioned some discumion.—Mr. WAKLET, following
the example of the government, withdrew his Medical
Registration Bill, with the intimation of bringing it
forward immediately and moving for a committee on
the sitting of the new parliament, shoeld he be a
- thereof.

WE can have no earthly objection to Mr. Suttrrr's
panegyrio on his railway bill, seeing it is funereal.
He is welcome to praise CESAR since he buries him
at the same time. His demonstration that the bill de-
served • better fate is a natural and creditable ez-
preesion of affection on the part of a bereaved parent.
We cannot, however, concur in his partial estimate
of the merits of the dear defunct. That it might have
been of some use in amending the wretched system of
private bill business in parliament, in so far as railway
bills are concerned, may be admitted. Much Uinta labor,
however, would have been required, to lick it into