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London, England, 1839-05-29 00:00:00

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F)::,ptfurd Pier Junction Railway BM was read a
so corA tines. •
LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM RAILWAY.
f." then priTeerierho-the further consideration
~Z Biil, and after several elawes Were'
.1 der.yalitt atiiendents made, the BiR was ordered to be
TA R4pThrt •.Althe.Manelie7,q,.:,r and Thrmingham RAilway
r+6oni:idered, and the iliii ordiTctd to be engrossed.
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NORTIS..EA..§TERN RAILWAY BILL,
O'o.erve..a, that as the clause strz-
ge ,:e(1 by o,6`'C,,,nintttee bed not bcen introduced, he
tbonzht it ehanid be postponed.
E A STHOPI4; wished the clause to he explained.
P. TidO A SON said the object of the clause was
to crovide that every railroad Bill introduced should be
siabject to such conditions as Parliament might hereafter
it o.:ose.

WARD Said- the 13;.11 ceetainly lid met that clause-
ill this it %vas arced to postpone the B, ii till Thurs.

On the rintion of Mr. M. PIIILLIFS the Manchester
nnd LeedA Railway Bill was agreed to, including; the clause
just referi ei to.
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..,J.P4'l" STOCK BANKS.
Mr. H.T.JME had a motion standing for Thursrizly, re-
specting the Bard: of England. As he wished before
bnuging on that motion to ascertain whet mez,sure would
be proposed by the- Chancellor respecting Joint Stock
Bnliks, he begged to postpone his motion till the 6th of
next rucritk:' '

COLONEL PRINCE.
Mr. HUME then gave notice that he should an Thurs-
day next move for a copy of the minutes of the Gommittee
o Inquiry on the conduct of Colonel Prince who had
criered in December last four men to be shot without
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TURNPIKE TRUSTS.
Mr. MACKINNON gave notice that on Ttteaday the
Ilf.th of June he should move for leave to bring in a bill to
atter aiLenti the laws relating to Turnpike Trusts.
JAMAICA.

, yr; .LA BOUCHE RE, with reference to the question
relatieg to Jamaica, would take that opportunity or stating
th at it was not his intention to propose that tilt, House
s'ruiuld proceed any further with the Bill which .st ood for
cciramittal on Thursday next. When that Orde r of the
nay iivai called, as it was his intention to move t h at it be
di 3C.hargA. The terms in which he intended tz' bring
forward the motion of which he had given notice w ere to
ntuve for leave to bring in a Bill to provide for the . enact-
ment of certain laws regarding Jamaica, but he s hould
pc.iwpone any explanation of the nature of the meastu re to
be proposed until he submitted the above motion tt • the
Ho use.

EBT' .
Mr. WILSONSMALL PATTD S
to
EN wisbed BILLS
inform the N'a ble
Lord that in an early part of the day, and when no. Ma in-
. be.r of the Government was present, the House was in sot ne
difficulty with regard to several Small Debts' Bill s, an d
tiey were postponed until it could be ascertained wha t vverte
the.intemtions of the Government with regard to a m easure
which would do away with the necessity of those I arivate
Bills. If the Government was prepared to go of with
some measure of the kind he hoped the Noble Lord would
state that thLev would proceed with it immediately?
Lord JOHN RUSSELL said it was his intent ,n to
proceed with the Bill which was already before the ouse
relating to the recovery of Small debts. Whenever that
Bill came on again, he should move its second reading t% ith
the intentima of having it afterwards referred to a Sett ct
Committee, and perhaps the locarßills on the same salbjo ct
might as well be referred to that Committee.* If that we.te
done be should then propose a clause to be inserted iv, the
general measure that those local Bills should cease to have
effect.

DUKE OF NEWCASTLE.
Mr. BAINES wished to ask the Noble Lord if he had
any objection to lay on the table the correspondence tha t had
lately taken place between the Lord Chancellor and the
lat,3 Lord Lieutenant of the county of Nottingham, wi
terminated in the Crown dispensing with the services of
his Grace the Duke of Newcastle,
Lord JOHN RUSSELL had no intention of ng
that correspondence on the table of the House. At t be
some time, if any person acting on behalf of the Duk of
Newcastle, wished for the production of that corresi AI 1-
(Lance, he would not übject to it ; but otherwise he was nc t
disposed to lay iton the Tablo.
WAR IN THE EAST.

Mr. HUME wished to ask the Noble Lord, the Secr e -
ttry of State for the Home Department, as the Noble
Lord the Secretary for Foreign Affairs was not in hi:r
place, whether the Government had received any infor-
mation of the advance of the Turkish troops; and of their
crossing the Euphr=es, thus disturbing the peace guaran-
teed by England atid France. He also wished t,.; know
whether it was true that the Russians had demanded that
Mehemet Ali sbould retire from Syrl:: altogether?

Lord JOHN RUSS ELL, in answer to the first question,
could state that her Alrroiesty's Government had not received
• any inttl igence that the Turkish troops had crossed the
Euphrates. The lat,'Qst intelligence they had re.:
ceived twat from the British Consul at Damascus,
wbo stated t! at the Turkish troops had advanced
to the eastern tank of the river Eupltrates; but there was
l'.° axt Dint of tleir having cross' d it. At the same time
", iv, .I:wed the troops of :110-emit Ali were coo-
c,?tr,ing themorlvt,-' in the sirne district. He (Lord
Joan) felt •t right
cff.rts ~.f it
great plwers of
n.ould Lot Europe to preserve peace.
be successful.—_( hear, hear.) With respect to th:,_; oriltilesis•irlit:l., no int,,ikcnce had hen received that;
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~,.0..,1,..04(1.,nrri.de . a derrigrrl of th.. kind stated by the
give credit to the". QW" l'e
(Lord John Russell) inclined to
fLOli.2oy,tp t suet. a dcma .-1 hal been made
Fir I,,,N,jzi
,i1;1":1',,, t FRIEND SO :IEI CV
" ' 0 aqk the N ,I • Lord •11 et"b
in co• s quenee of c.,rtain q raents
aa, " ' '-• vi er
that bad been mach-
reipt. ~.a,., the Children's Friend Societ • - - ' '
, ••-•.
,ocite N .I.le Lord pre-
hcen made by the race over whio,
ti .1, an inquiry had
-,1 as to rh • pr,•re-dinfrg of that
. m PIN RUSSELL replitd tbatYt, ?I re,,!;.,, I a.
~, 1,,,1 b •en i,,,,up-;-..t uoder bit noti,..m -.---'".e.3- tue I
.t. with rt,ct- tr,
c'rl'ileren havinE.. been FC - t to the Cepe o! Gcod it ' - .
the Children's Friotid S.Jeiety, ho bad dire t.11:it,17, t!:: 'T

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