The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-06 00:00:00

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PAR VI
IMPERIAL

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TguRsDAY
Their lordships met at five o'clock.
ROYAL COMMISSION

The royal assent was given by cormnio.°!l
Annuities (No. 2) Bill, the Bankers' Coropos!tion
the Fire Insurances Bill and a number of
The LORD CHANCELLOR laid on the table four
the subject of the disposal of charity funds, WblC
injuriously or not beneficially employed.
The bills were rea? privJt_e

a first time,

MR. CRAUPTON,

The Earl of HARDWICKE enquired whether ,
true that her Majestrft lllinister at Washington ha'
summarily dismissed ?
Earl GRANVILLE was not aware that ..e,nc
announcement on the subject bad reached th u
The Hay and Straw Trade Bill was read
a
The ThetirPmeepeaocarent
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time.th ird ll to Sari
Lion (House of Lords) Bill was received, arr a,
ries discussion the amendments were sanetiolea_
The Reformatory Schools (Scotland) Dill,tialue
"...11ery Bill, were read a third

National C:
passed.

ST OF ITALY. • Of Cl•
In reply to a quesionATE put by the Marquis _bed
tout;
CARDED in reference to the state of Italy,

Paris Conference.

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HOUSE OF COMAIONS.--
The SPEAKER took the Chair at four O'CIOC
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RELATIONS WITH AERICA. „se iretic
Sir E. B. LYTTON gave notice that 00 the y
adjournment till Monday to-morrow,. he
of our P.l
question to the Government on the subjrc
relations with the United States of AinOtiCa,

THE TENANT BIGHT,

in reply to Mr. STAFFORD, he n°'''''
Mr. floasmAN reminded the House that t _,lnvin
at the head of the Government stated at the b'onse th
the session, that the Government did not prop-oie,
~ _ovate _
selves to introduce or to take charge of a p lan, ,
measure on the subject of Tenant Right ja thelre bill of
reference to the silence of ministers uPen
intended to 513'
!int. member for Mayo, be said he had „, 9,01
tt4,heo rtehsGpeoosudden closing of the debate took hirau",,fa vi'l
Government enthte sueaplplorotredthethheomn.earesuerne3k,enurt`fso;pol:l'
was in
that the landlord and tet4 ON
in an unsatisfactory condition, but air'
from
not think any advantage would accrue , the
the bill to pass another stage • and it; theref°r"tbe
ber for Northamptonshire would move, willieericos
that
rgoing into committee came on, that I,,i'i; PI
day six months, the government wolilu -°
to give him their support

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MR. CRAMPTON. ITlleltej 0
Mr. DISRAELI asked whether it V 135
Majesty's Minister at Washington bad .„14„1,1ted silt
rti
capital at the wish of the President of the 1-P.-bead e't
the
state
and whether, if true, the noble lord at
government intended that evening to Make 3
rroo
the subject. , -
Lord PALMERSTON said—l have receiveu off the , i
indirectly of the fact to which the question ipto
hon. gentleman refers, namely, that gr. er3,l3ioPfl I
received his passports and has quitted W35,,1'd 001 ,
Toronto. Nothing, however, has been receiv:ut to 0-
as yet, and I have no other statement at Pres'
THE CRIMEAN COMMISSION.
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111 repy to Mr. PALK,
Mr. PEEL said he was not aware that the
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Board of officers had made a report.
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answer to Lord CLAUD ILuurriroN, is e p to
In TnE COMMUNICATIONS WITH TOE CIIICASSI/''
Lord PALMERSTON said it tbe -5. -
would no lativo
produce the report of Mr. Longworth re
communications with the Circassians.
REDUCTION OF THE NAVY. f 1
In reply to Sir CHARLES NAPIER, , „, turns,:oi
Admiral BERKELEY refused to prouuo- IT ,00l- ,A'
tsls of war of all descriptionsput out 0' " e ao-'
0 eor oftl of ej
Ance the signing of the tr tyf
of men the ships now inecaommis'sioicl were rtll-0 n'lr'')ci
plement, but consented to the production 0, ,b, 53 li
of emtinuation-service.men remaining ju,',,t 0.10%
The honourable and gallant admiral stated tona 00
ofa the coastguards men, and all the riggere!:,-(.113eb3r
d completed five years' service, had he':" ,01
from the fleet. • i tell'e'
move for the refused returns
Sir CHARLES NAPIER gave notice of his n ol',
on
inotionfor

supply on

Monday

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY Bill'rsiti 1
The committee on the Cambridge Valve"
postponed till Monday

MILITARY EDUCATION. e
On the motion for je
going into committee 01
Mr. S. HERBERT drew attention to the sub
tion and instruction of officers in the; army
hon member sketched a plan for the itnPr°;;rtii,
education for the army, the main features 11.1.0ert:;
that none should be admitted to the are3l,!,`, she:
of 16, ;that the whole system of ittstrueW,',ooo
recognised, that the education of officers l'iusiveti
same for all branches of the service, es
that the school for staff officers 'anpolo'
...Wished at Farnham, and that afftei
should be open exclusively to young wen
school, and that no officer should be °ar in
o
staff, unless he had previously served ne O
three branches of the army.

militia

lkfr. PEEL criticised the scheme of the right h 0 a
Jcommendedihneenori cira" de
referred to. the improvements that 'd,birtrial' :
Mr.
ject till th
Mr. Emit, Lord Housean d
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takeen t so u
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enquire inteo organisation of armies of forC'
:4
had reported
question commissioners, who had been ep,EO Poo
el Pfl''.
colonc , bail
the atten, on cfit
--E Sir DE LACY EVANS,
tShTeO Ng, 0
ver m e admittednt 8 :1:
offered sf i
ume remarkso
'IIOTETANI, and Lord GonVil s'
tave°retort
Lord PALMF 'itapOr e,
t?.nd promised that, peace having
rbiesi„.ted
and a scheme proposed to the co a'
:Id be dirc.u,rAtic°
subject, - _ a

military edu

Theangr reed
to H onse then went into committee of
the remaining votes of the civil 01' 0
of
cleuding a vote of £30,361 for the audita
j
accounts.

parliament.

SUPPLY,