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London, England, 1847-04-17 00:00:00

RAILWAYS.

Select Committee on Group No. 5.
added
Mr. Traill discharged; Hon. K. Gore selected, and
to the Committee.
Select Committee on Group No. 28. and
Mr. Aglionby discharged ; Mr. T. D. Acland selected,
appointed Chairman of the Committee.
Select Committee on Group No. 51. god
Mr. Hutt discharged; Mr. John Tollemache selected,
added to the Committee.

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS.

(From the Votes and Proceedings of the House of

FRIDAY. APRIL 16.
LANDED PROPERTY (IRELAND) BILL.
Read a third time; Clause added; Amendment proPneed;-
press 6, line 13, after the word "stones," at the end 040,
Clause, to add the words " erecting and making corn P
with the necessary buildings and watercourses for the tisel
the same, or otherwise, in the opinion of the said Coetie,
sinners, permanently improving Lands in Ireland :"";W,rtio
tion put, " That the proposed words be there added.'
House divided :

MINORITY—AYES, 31.
Allis, J. P. Fitzmaurice, W.
Archdall, Captain French, F. Newry, Viscotnn,
Arkwright, George Gore, Montague
Bennet, Philip Granby, MarqulS of NPO o'eCl 171 nnd gengeeoal O'Connell,
31.::1:4.:11.
Bantinck, Lord G. Grogan, E. Renton, G. 1Y.,.•
Ileresiord, MAjor Halsey, T. P. Verner, sir ". MO
lirooke, Lord Hill, Lord E. Worceater, Aforq-
Chichester, Lord J. M'Carthy, Alexander
Christopher, H. Lawless, Cecil '11:1.1.115. .
Clive, Vise. Manners, Lord J. Rawdon, Colonel
Dawson, T. V. March, Earl of Crawford, W. 5'
Dick, Q. Maxwell, lion. J. P.

BUJ °HUY—NOES, 100.
Acland, T. D. Fielden, John Morgan, O. ot
Adderley, C. B. Forster, Mathew Morpeth, yisco
Anson, Colonel Frewen, C. H. 31orris,•,..David.,.id
Arundel, Earl of Gibson, Thomas M. Napier, Sir CS.
Austen, Colonel Gill, Thomas .Nicholl, J.
Bailie, Walter Gisberne, Thomas O'Conor, PO2
Bannerman, A. Gladstone, J. N. Ogle, S. C. _.
Baring, F. T. Gore, W. R. 0. Palmer,lltobers ‘ .
Bateson, Thomas Gore, Robert Parker, John
Bellew, R. M. Goulburn Henry Perfect, Bober'
, r. ..
Berkeley, Craven Greene, Thomas Ponsonuy, 4--
Berkeley, Captain Grey, Sir G. Rice, E. R.
Berkeley, H. Grosvenor, Lord R. Rich, Henry ~ ,
Blackburne, J. I. Hall, Sir Benjamin Bumbold, C.
ord J '''.
Bodkin, J. J. Hamilton, W. J. Russell, L'
Bouverie, E. I'. Hamner, Sir Joha Rutherford. it Me
Breadley, Henry Hastie, Archibald Seymer, Henry
Brotherton, Joseph Hawes, Benj. Seymour, Lot
Busfeild, William Hay, Sir A. L. Shell, B. L. , •
Cardwell, Edward Henley, J. W. Smith, Ver11.?,,,n yr,
Colebrooko, Sir T. Hindley, C. Somerville, S"
Cowper, I. F. Ilobhouse, Sir J. Stanley, W...,..,0'
Craig, W. G. Howard, P. H. Sutton, Ilelug
Davies, D. A. James, Sir W. C. Talbot, C. s•
Deedes, W. Jervis, Sir Jokn ThornelY, l'' and
so
Dickinn, F. IT. Jones, Captain T
Douglas, Sir C. E. Labouchere, Henry Vivian,uir'e.ltdlll7
Duckworth, Sir J. Langston, J. H. . Ward, LI. "'
~,
Duncan, Lord Le 31archant, Sir D. Wawn, d T.
Dundas, Admiral Lindsay, Colonel Wyse, 1.12Q11'.-
Dundas, F. M'Donnell, J. M.
Dundas, David K'Neill, Duncan .01.011*
East, J. B. Maitland, T. Tufnell, a
Ebrington, Viscount 31au1e, Fox Hill, Lord Mgr'''.
Evans, William Monahan, J. H.
Amendment proposed, press 6, line 13,
" stones," at the end of the Clause, to add thew nuatioli
erecting substantial farmhouses or buildings • ''' Liguil
put," That the proposed words be there added. The
divided:— after tohredswoorcloc

MINORITY—AYES, 30.
•
Jinx, J. P. Deedes, W. 3/.Curthir Ala
Archdall, Captain Dick, Q.
Arkwright, Douglas, Sir C. Earl of
Austen, Colonel Fitztnaurice, W.
Bennet, Y. French, F.
Bcntinck, Lord G. Frewen, C. H.
Brooke, Lord Gordon, lion. Capt. I Ni3j;:eraVerner,nP'"vt:dirlhYn:.r7' .jt
Chichester, Lord J. Gore, Montague Worcester, Mall*
Christopher, It. A. Granby, Marquis of riff.Lafts.
Clive, Viscount 21 al sey , T.:P. Beresford, )laJ
Crawibrd, W. S. Hill, Lord E. Newdcgate, N.

MAJORITY—NOES, 86.
1 Acland T. D. Gibson, T. M. Morris, David
Adderley, C. IT. Gill, Thomas Napier, Sir C.
Anson, Colonel Gisborne, Thomas Nichol!, John
Arundel, Earl of Gladstone, Captain O'Connell, M. J.•
13aine, Walter Gore, Robert O'Conor, Don
Bannerman, A. Goulburn, Henry Ogle, S. C.
Baring, F. T. Greene, Thomas Parker, Jobe
Bellew, Se. 31. Grey, Sir G. Perfect, Itobirl
.
Berkeley, Craven Grosvenor, Lord R. Ponsonby, C. '
Berkeley, Captain Hall, Sir B. Rice, E. R.
Berkeley, 11. F. Hamilton, W. J. Rich, Henry .‘,.
Ishickturne, J. I. Ilanmer, Sir J. Rurnbold, C..'
Bodkin, J. J. Hustle, Archibald Itutherfurit t:
Bouvurie, E. P. nt
Hawes, Benjamin Seyer, ,
Bowring, Dr. Ilay, Sir A. Seymour, LOT
Brotherton, Joseph Henley, J. W. Shell, B. L.
Busfeild, W. 'Hadley Charles smith, R. v • yr,
ir
Cardwell, Edward Hothouse, Sir John Somervpie ,S 0.
Colebrooke, Sir T. Howard, P. 11. Stanley, Vi' 0, C•
Cowper, W. F. James, Sir W. Stallsfield, _.IV'
Craig, W. G. Jervis, Sir John Talbot, C. ;Z
Dickinson, F. 11. Labouchere, Henry Thernelb, ,t,,,tied
Duckworth, Sir J. Langston, J. II Turner, k.“,..
, J• ll'
Duncan, Viscount Le 3larchant, Sr D. Vivian' G.
Dundas, Admiral Lindsay, Colonel Ward, -cli T.
Dundas, F. WDonnell, J. M. WOO'
Dundas, Sir David Maitland, Thomas Tragit
Ebrington, Lord Maule, Fox we;
"I'r ...
Evans, William Monahan, J. H. a•Tufnell, ~, e
d
Forster, Matthew llorpeth, Viscount Hill, lA'r

EMIGRATION To TEXAS,
Of°
The extensive sale of lands so long announcell;tiss'
callsdnbr nyeeenwnicntefdoobi frvyi
somev id world,in-
individuals
calbshnyst
.o hasofr
embarking
remarkteh frequentlymeas t
place by Mr. Robins, on Thursday next, the a; .101011;
ohthae
d
i gpruartpi
(ions e. of
The map
realising
a p ar, hilin,
iiibea"'
eplpiptertaloerseppdercoitpn(e)rfro:yurnresitiedo.a.
titul country, published by Mr. Robins, sho-iore
examined by everybody, from which it Will be for
diately perceived that Texas possesses extri'.thatra
advantages; and when we hear from all quarto 0t
1.1,-,
more luxuriant country and charming clicaate,":4 PO:
named, we are not surprised that emigrants sn. °I, Or,
their thoughts towards this "Land of Pronm!e' • iiih;:
introductory observations given by Mr. Robins,' we n"
particulars of sale, seem so apt and sensible thsk 0300
not hesitate to publish them for the benefit of nurhr„,eother
who may think of makin r their fortunes on t""
side
"The the Atlantic:— l'
let I
.Messrs. Frankland and Co., of Texas,
following lands are offered to public stole,
in Texas, and besides being a house of hwighhoraerPe;ted';l3;
opulence, are large planters of sugar and other Pr? 9 of
they have, therefore, more than common facilit.i! tbsi
aiding their countrymen who desire to settle
,In .t the
promising country, and their engagement to perie,t'w• 0
titles by registry and otherwise, according to the 1,1
el
Texas, unties safely relied on. lei
" The cn of Milani and Boxer have'been se ~;,q,
as the most remarkable for their salubrity and fertil:;ll
The evergreen or live oak, mentioned in the
00
patents, "ce,
i
grow on the best soils only—a sure test of
The streams are numerous and of singular purity! 0
atmosphere far surpasses that of England—indee°
ts excelle°
expression can do it justice. with
all appliances, they must expect much toil and prol.„regof
" Persons emigrating should bear in mind tl?sisltioph
contenth with the simple necessaries of life, as
for a time, and unless they are bravely prepared to iv a be
for a few years, some of their habitual luxuries, 0100
can they
have done, they must not exPe,c,,tl, itt
ey ever attain, the eas circumstances vio- sop
America are the sure rewardof . lief
ells
f
frugality, per
and industry. • so,
" The sellers absolutely decline to interfere 1°;,,:li•
subscription plan for emigrants, but will cheerfully 'fliies
cate, on their arrival, the sources from which sursoto
be obtained, and will not hl stet
and conveyance may
at all times to lend every exertion to further and to I° riot
the enterprise of English settlers; and the agricult°o
and grazier, if they start with a small capital, nzel,,,e,
others
nor
tertain no doubt of its leading them on to indepenonc.
but for mere tradesmen and artisans the prospect of '
cess is not so promising. a PO'
" Much exaggeration as to railroads, cities, an 0111
lation in Texas, has been used, and provoked cq,,rce*
unfair allegations against the country and its tese: 0'
It is quite clear that if the country were Ea_ii?.."ed for
proved and peopled, the choice estates now oile'ounsrl
sale would not be in this market; indeed, the c_, con'
may be considered in its infancy. and in its preseTo eve
dition presents more advantages to emigrants, ;,
not daunted by difficulties, than older settlemento-
.--.............. itille°
FRENCH PLATS.—Her Majesty and
attended by Lady Mount Edgcumbe the ilon. DlicgtOs
General Wemyss, Lord Byron, Lord deorge Lennox,e ,retic
Seymour, and the Hon. Captain Gordon, honoured tbee, olif
Plays with their presence last evening.
There wt b'erloo;
present Prince Louis Napoleon, the Duchess marquis a'
di
the Duke and Duchess of Cleveland, the --,01. - 0
Marchioness of Douglas, the Marchioness of Denitiat°„,
Baron and Baroness Rehausen, the Countess of niel ,cine/
ount .WO
and the Misses Power, the Earl of Chelsea,. N isc oil d
the Earl of Sandwich, Lady Fitzroy Belly, 132,re0aurg° All
M. KadrofLki, M. Canofari, Lady Jodrell, Sir LI
Prince.s9 0:
or,
hoe 0
Miss Talbot, lion. Mrs. Anson.
....an ..-- Ker
‘‘'AKEEIELD CORN MAREET, FRIHAI_, •- upsit ° ii°
continuance of small supplies. The quantity of Wi-_';',d 00 4,0
ing is quite inadeqnate to the wants of the trade; ait, tOo,
vance of 3s. per quarter is readily obtained. BalleY t OA
rerines ' 10
at 2s. per quarter more money. Oats in good
~. per
improvement of ld. per stone, an shelling At '7*brigbr,,A
Beans are held snore firmly, and are ls. per quote' strge
NEw STEAM-BOAT funt.--The newly fit. Y•
steam-boat pier,„/ at St. George's-square, Tban3o_,
lico, was opened on Thursday, free of toll.; to p K. -
and ombratiag to% itsara-bott.
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