The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-23 00:00:00

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noble friend (Lord G.
bad been a great deer.
of the Ma for affor
been reduced; and,
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depots bad been root
ever, was that the ar
been so successful in ia
of grain into Ireland
been issued Filne Ja
rations issued were
of the course the s
read a letter from the
entertained strong (.10,1
from his own experien,
Send result of the plan
in providing food for t
I beg to take this oft
justness tbe vieire tab
to the mode of providing ft
portunitmealwitneming t
insane I knew of Sol. ha
below met Wife, and r
the retail drab.", who
give up selling, mom
makeup for tort time; ar
obtained at the cheep deg
were left in a worse ear" t
my own cam, although I I
the plan, I have limn the I
the regulation of the Com
of • servant on toy land
theme, sad other pro
ebilliag (eleePt the
rear:). teP7 aadding
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espenee, sad provided to
and for the person who
family), wages to the amoi
sage to the neighteurhoo
direction mound me the;
thud 'old at a for (nappo
stopped the privete des)
the country; and in b
higher is the neighbourlic
I "adder these facts co
cussed. (Ilem, hear.)
Mr. P. HOWARD'
it was not poosible to I
of food, in the form o
'rising from the want
use would be avoided.
The CHANCELLC
that already considorat
out, and (as we under,
The order of the di
solved itself into eom
chair.

—....
• Clause 3 wu agree
Clause 4 being put.
Mr. G. A. HAMILT
of which wu to take
pointment of relieving
meets in the poor-law (
The amendment sea
Mr. M. I. O'Connell,
Stafford O'Brien, and
Grey, the Chancellor of
After a short discuss.
Mr. HAMILTON •
clause was age. ed te.
Clause 5. Medical oil
Clause 6. Relieving
until the neat meeting
Mr. HAMILTON m
the relieving power to
Mr. W. S. O'BRII
samndment

la-r7V-73. CRAWF
wonld be • bad submits
occasion great trouble t
vernment would retain
After a few words from

Pitt% SHAW thought
some authority interpose
the guardians.
Sir G. GREY said t
signed to meet the cue
but its effect, in reality,
of relief in such Teo, th

After a short disci;vi,
Roes, Mr. Grogan, Mr
necessity of clergymen a
of guardians), Sir. R.
took part,
The clause was ureic
Clause 7, providing r
husband or parent, was
Mr. VESEY moved
to the effect that no vi
the workhouse without
a week, unless with tin
sioners.

Sir G. GREY oppoee
Mho ground that it wou
Mftal by the previous
Mr. Saaw and Mr.
edition of the proviso.
The motion for the a
ptived, and the clause
Clauses 8 and 9 were
Lord J. RUSSELL
notices on the paper f
postpone them, in °rat
proceeded with.
The CRAIIIAILN thr
leave to sit again.
CUSTODY
On the motion for th
Mr. E. DENISON
transportation was to 1
alderstion cf the house
Lord J. RUSSELL
the consideration of tb
not raise the question.
Sir J. GRAHAM ob
had strongly felt the nt
of transportation. He
deration of the questior
he was to do so except
the government persist
Thunday nilrning, he
he could not but feel th
with serious inconvenic
Sir G. GREY said h
convenient day to mem
Mr. HENLEY thou
not to be discussed at a
After some further o
Sir J. GRAHAM as
(this bill being pasn•d
tunity after Easter for
in a distinct form ?
Sir G. GREY said h
most desirable, and sa
Place ; but it was fait
silent had no measure i
rare it.
The bill was then col
The house adjourned

ORIGIN OF SAr
institutions (says a ei
one of the many good
and philanthropic hod,
was established at To'
Wakefield—a name v
min. The success,
of the " Reports of tea
of the Poor,") eau
children bringing the
consequence a more
when a regular avir
formed ' for the prof
bonrers and servants.
nix trustees were ai
Bible for 1001.; and I
mutated, a new trustee
luwed on every Ws. vi
hands of the trustees.
each month in the fun
This was the
uc,f set on foot. It sr
remained for many ye
to exietence. In 1813
W. Forbes), an active
_,Eioninty, having accil
Ina Tottenham Bs
were at once ndop
similar institution in
~~keepia~ the
em
Iftlinbthe
yi atian lztiieultsfaiBeienrtdmrtheeue(ltu4uP°iitawponni
country. It was not,
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Ceapondent of the Lc
'tune* of misunderetan
and the critics. Ru,t,
''ididnew several free
sooner had he done thi
th.,_e consequences. T
weessed a note to the c
any further attacks lip
be has received.