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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-15 00:00:00

agreed to.

. • .
- .. ORDER OF ROSINESS• ~ ..,estft
Mr. PUN GOP moved thAt on .Thursday.. the 17th of "ruarab
,ggis
and upon all subsequent Thursdays duri, the session, order - li"
cl,, proi•os
y hve precedence of tices of mot, on.
Mr.a SPOONER movenod an amendment to the:effect that 0.
1
the day should not have precedence of motions us the 31" Dl 4.

Mr. M. CI-1'1114E1(S seconded the arnendroe7,t.
Lord-PALMERSTON supported'the amendment. ' „hichtb
Mr. DISRAELI would not oppose the amendment to " for P
Government
.had acceded, but he uid not think it advisableei
vate members to give u') any oe their pilvi?eges. tntiulat
mption was negatived, fr.d the amendment was agreed to. .

SUPPLY.
The House then went into Committee of Supply.
ervicst. .„
~.aticitt
A vote of £2 iil,OCO on account for the Extension of -5 "-
the Scientific Branch was agreed to.
On the siote of at 25,400 for Rewards for Distingu;she- S
;font
proposed LAYARD moved to reduce it by the sum of .4100, the woe":
proposed to be granted to Sir R. Airey, with a view tothell„„attlf
ment of the same until after the result of the Committee 01 7,70,1
He did not wish to deprive Sir R. Airey of the 'l.OO a-Yeat:4a treed
thought no reward shout be given to him till his conduct "
from blame.
„„ 1,111:0
Col. NORTH opposed the amendment, reminding ''•"vocifs;(l
that it was always the custom in this country to consider e rpo° a
innocent until he was found guilty. He held that the !id, aea'A
reduction of the vote was prejudging
before the consideration of the board of general officers, and ' it
therefore thit the (loose would not assent to it.
oto on
the question that Igor-
Me. PEEL objected to Mr. Layard's motion on the gr Afrey,klo,
would prejudge the question of the conduct of sir n' aiist R;cei
would prejudice the public and the commissioners Of r 000.4
The .e 10.) was voted last year to Sir Iticnard Airey c", soros
as Quartermaster-General at Alma and Inkermann, and been, of
not be just to suspend the payment,l of which he ha„, board
receipt for several months past, pending the inquiry of tm •

officers.
The House then divided, The numbers were—
For Mr. Layard's motion
• • Against it.....,.....

Mlority...
he original vote was then agreed to. the ;4,0
The following votes were also agree 1 to :—.e67,000.f0, /9:30,. 0
.5
general officers ; 519,094 for allowance to retired officers ;a On
for widows' pensions and compassionate allowances, an "is
for pensions and gratuit es to wounded officers. Ig ,
ilnisiPP7'
On a vote of X 32 096 for the expenses of Chelsea and -
Hospitals _ , , the',
Mr. SPOONER moved the reduction of the vote b 7 .., 50'
,

allowed fora Roman Cathlltc chaplain. 'Op
'Mr. PEEL defended tha original vote. of ;'Op
Ultimirely Rho amendment was negatived on a division
89 ; maj nit? 74.
The vote was then agreed to. ./ 4p11541/
Votes of :et:160,392 to outpe.naloclers of Chelsea x.cl-votta,
£e154,224 for superannuation and retirement were also
these conclud-d the Army Estimates
The /louse then resumed

.„ Itfie
POLI'
The Police Counties and BoroughsßlLL Bill went through
pro forma.

a 'to
LOCAL DUES ON SHIPPING. ordere
On the motion of Mr. LOWE. a committee W—
"
inquire into the report of Local Dues on Shipping

UI.
Mr. BOUVRRIE broughtCAMBRIDGE in a bill forVIVERSITY the InaProlesoot oftye
University and Colleges of Cambridg

tbe
-
ECCLEPUSTICAL 0017RTg• , obv 15htO
Thi SII..ICIT_O 11-G ENE RAE. brought in a bih, rstab
jurisdiction of the Ecissiastital Courts in all Mit e oe. to t/'
probate of wills and grant of letters of '
administrat.W:,eatioll a
1,11
a Court of Probate, and otherwise atnend the law'
oda,
admini-tration of the estates of deceaped prrsods-
to Ai°
The House adjourned shortly after one o'cloc-k r
31st instant.

THE LONDON GAZETTE.
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for°
na
BANKRUPTS.—Jamcs MrcIIIE (not MO1116; er at',
stated),. ttleaford-house, B Attersea fields, eneen
machanist. CHARLES CANNON LOVO-lanejaStellillal°ll,c:
meal, fruit, and fish salesman. THOMAS Yggr'l4'
Salop, builder and licensed victualler. GE00: •ATP-4.
Fenchurch-street, merchant and commission agen"p)447.
STEvENs°N, Leicester, butcher and salesrmin'...4olllll
VAY, Manor-street, King's-road, Chelsea, timber I.
JESSE BAKER, Scarborough. draper.

THE RUGELY POISONINGS.—STAFFORD, Friday
noon.—True bills have been found against
for the murder of Cooke, and for the murder of Ann
/I°.
er•
The bills were ignored in the case of Walter Pall°

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Tice-
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The confirmation confirmation of her Royal Highness the
a,,ei ,-
Royal will take place in her Majesty's private eVoiel
Windsor Castle, on Thursday, the 20th inst. nie il%
the Xing of the Belgians, who is Godfather to ber 0010
Highness, the members of the Royal Family, 10(11001
circle, have been invited to be present at the ce• hog °
which will be performed by his Grace the Archy°
Canterbury.