Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-29 00:00:00

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na popularise the institutions of the country. (Laud given up by many, among whom Mr. Villiers was one; V Yet
heers.) The amount it is impossible for me to predict— the electors might be assured thatthe tribute paid to hiin, the
be measure must be the result of the joint deliberations of acknowledgment of his talents, and what he had done for
ie present government, and I hope for one that it may be the Liberal cause, was universally felt; and he (Sir Richard)
Ich a measure as may be suited to the times in which we had no doubt that the time would come when hp trr.fnii
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preinsposing Austria to terms of submission, the English
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.. men of the country. ?Cheers.) We have no (Loud applause.) The Government had been formed on
% Funds have shown heaviness to-day. In the Stock Exchange
euutit differences of opinion on. the question, as on all others; . the principle of selecting as many as possible from the great this morning from 2 to 21 per cent, was paid for short
bat one thing, the Libral party must not have a change borough constituencies, men skilled in the science of govern- loans on Government securities. At the' Bank,
called an amendment, but which would be a change for the ment. That Government had been formed in the most also, there was a little increase .of demand.
eot the better, such a bill as was recently introduced critical, the most momentous times. No man could tell what In the Foreign 'Exchanges, this afternoon, the rate on
Amsterdam was rather lower. Paris and Hamburgh, on
ment ,of Lord Derby. .:Hear, hear.) . My the future was likely to produce. They saw the progress
—.Gal principles are exactly. where they were. -It is my of the war in Italy ; they knew not how soon " the foun- the other hand, have slightly advanced. About £30,000 in
and gold, chiefly Australian, was taken to the Bank to-day.
desire to give effect to them in the government, as I have tains of the great deep" would be "broken up,"
The Railway Market was buoyant in the morning, and,
endeavoured to do out of'the government, and I shall now Europe involved in a general war. It was there-
take my leave with the hope that you will view my conduct fore most essential to select men of
.great experience, notwithstanding the decline in the Minds, caused a re-
action, and closed with a firm appearance. This depart-
in a favourable light ; but I ask ri° partiality on personal knowled.ge, and power, who, by the combined force of
depart-
grounds, my only claim is. on public grounds, and by my their voice—he was speaking now of the Cabinet—might ment continues supported by purchases for investment in
p ,c conduct I only ask to be permitted to stand or fall. have the greatest possible influence in the Cabinets of other excess of the immediate supply, arising partly froiri the
MR. LOWL',, AT ;CALVE. . countries, with the view to maintain what' it would be the abundance of money, and partly from the disastrous
ir. Lowe, in addressing the electors, said they knew the ardent wish of the Cabinet to maintain—the re-establish- character of the traffic returns Gold remains 2-10ths
ment of peace in Europe. (Loud cheers.) The policy of dearer at. Paris and Han:thin-eel than in London.--Tinies
re It of the recent vote. A new Administration had been' the Cabine-t was contained in two small words which would Czty Article, Tuesday Evening.
1, and.he (Mr. Lowe). had the horione of holdiwe Under be found inscribed upon their banner, "Peace, " and " Re- • ___._..,.._._._._....._
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4E. a suoordinate office of sone, importance. Lord Derby form.". Although there was, much to lament in what was The Times condemns Lord Campbell's election of the new
.now taking place in the fairest.portion of Europe the north judge, not because he is a Scotchman, but because his name
had not succeeded in his avowed object of the dissolution,.
is utterly unknown to the
'of Italy—yet they would agree 'with him in some feeling world and the profession. The
Ti.z., in giving to one party a predominance, but had rather of pleasure in the prospect that there now was of Advertiser says the new judge is brother to the member for
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aggreveted the diffieulty, for he had increased his own liberating Italy. It was cause for much..c.OneTatulation Dumbartonshire, who was a Lord of the Treasury in the
.0 power, making government by his own party impossible; I that those Italian States that had been emancipated late Ministry.
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and by the Liberal party less easy than before. But, film from the iron rule of Austria, had risen .up and THE EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN COMPANY'S STEAMERS.—,
' established local provincial Governments, without any frantic It is stated that Mr. Lever, M.P., is now in Vienna, hoping
the. evil good had arisen, for what other influence could not ebullition of violence, or anything like fury or disorder ; to negotiate a sale to the Austrian government of the eight
effect had been attained by necessity, which had broke
themselves people fit to receive the blessingv of steamers belonging to the European and American Company,
'down the barriers between the several sections of the Liberal . vshowing
libertyv and. good. government. (Cheers.) Jf therefore the and now the property of. Mr. Howard, of Manchester. It is
patty. He did not mean to say that his own political
se:unions were equally represented b./ all those who were in had
invasion, if the unfortunate event of bloodshed that said that successful overtures have been made to the French
occurred, were eventually to lead to the deliverance of government. . .
]ter Majesty's Government, but he elieved that the Cabi- 1 etaly, and to the establishment of
good government among THE EARL, OF DERBY —Ou Tuesday the Queen held a
met was actuated by a spirit of moderation and concession its people wh then the cause of freedom, the great cause 4 Chapter of the Order of. the Garter. The Prince of Wales
towards each other, and it would have been an act of the happi'nessyand progress of mankind, would obtain a great appeared at the Chapter for the first time. The Earl of
bigotry ow his part if he had refused to take office because 1
deal by those event Ifthe French army' should go back from... Harrell was invested with the Order. A special statute °.
I Italy contoexnitcawteidthsw. tihthe lviibeetroartio and
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Eand ifit is hoUld - was read declaring the election of the Earl of Derby. The
there were a few of its members who were not altogether
of his own political creed. It would be the duty of the not be int •
y, if the mperef of the , Prince C.onsort and the Prince of Wales assisted the Queen
hew cabinet to introduce a measure of reform. (Hear, . French should not have his head awned by Igate Anglin of n investing the Earls Harroby and Derby.
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