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proviso. In all such cases it appeared to him that till)!
prosecution would be at an end, in consequence ct.
words spoken not having been registered in due tittle.
The Committee then divided, and the numbers were--
For reporting progress 4B
305
Against it
Major ----257
The CHAIRMANit ty hen.. put.. the question that till
clause, as amended, stand art of the Bill.
Mr_ WAK_LrY moved
, pass an amendment, that tb.i
Chairman do rennvt progress, and ask leave to sit again
Sir F. THESIGeIt observed that, as the proviso o
~!
not in a proper shape at present to be submitted t , Lill:
Committee, he thoitgbt that the consideration 1,:„..,
clause ought to be postponed until the proviso was bet '
the Committee. ,
Sir G. ..4.1i-EY could .not assent to this suggestion.°
(Loud cheers) He did not object to any nuteb,lo
speeches whatever, provided the object was not ",
tar
But, from a gentleman possessing the Parliament,
experience of the Hon. and Learned Member for Ane'_t„
don he did not expect a sugrstion which could 0:......')
contribute to delay the progress of the 'nesse! tb,
(Hear.) He hoped that after the discussion whic",_ 0,
question had received the House would not brealt_b,
without affirming this clause, which was really the se
ttance of the Bill. 'cb M
Sir F. THESIGER aealed to the course win .
to,
had taken in regard to the Bill b,itherto as a Pr°°idielay
it was not his object to interpose tiny unnecessary'
no,
to
in the progress of the measure. ilis wish was ul
the Bill as quickly as possible, but he was desirous i.iit
it
it should be put in such a shape as would Wake
effective. .„, 10
After a few words frem Mr.HO CIE
O'CONNOR,
Sir G. GREY
Bill had already lastedremarkthedreethadtay,sh,e
adnidscubses.i„ch:opoeuocininioto:
Committeejwould support him by pronouncing re" -'biellt'
upon this clause before they separated. il°l3*Ai :car
bers would have an opportunity of renewing the i,"„-%.41
sion on the third reading, or on the report, if they
tPIII
proMr.r pe to do so. h r ill
J. STUART begged the Committee to 1i for
mind that they had, in eff-ct, agreed to the claus°aJtliot
form in which it now stood, and therefore he hope
they would permit it to stand part of the Bill. ht ion;
Mr. MUNTZ observed that though the llig",veeial,...e!
Baronet the Secretary for the Home Department
very much irritated, that was a matter of lit
t°
phoortance to anybody. Nobody had been able Wool,
tthatclafuse as it stood in decent English, and be L.113,119,31311'
that,
pteerriethnceetdrefarotmmetnhtewGhoicvherthe opponents 0' f lar
hpeatdliment to its pro.ress waNs
lion.
eoanAil TTORNEY- GE srAntsmiLfiweaenbrtle,i even
e ei°
to
eemebveernifnogr, Birmingham, innogth pro . the
House
theTu
gramma7tthicsl
un
now too late to do so.
CUP
mittee divided,
After a few wwohredns
tfhreomnultnEifbrßue. AGLIONBY, the
For Mr. Wakley's motion
character
em . 1 beer
ri Ile itent„
it boe
39
Against it
The House Majority._.immediately again divided --
on the
q° The
that the clause as amended stand part of the Bill.
numbers were—

Ayes
Noes
Majority
-- 192 0
The clause was then ordered to stand part of tile sril
On the 4th clause, " That it shall be lawful,' lid
indictment for any felony under this Act, to co, or
against the offender any number of the matters' ac /40
deeds by which such compassings, imaginations,
shall have been expressed, uttered, or declared," old
Mr. O'CONNOR objected to this clause beinili Al
until the proviso to the 3d clause was known.
a new clause introduced into the Bill. ttl°
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL was surprise- 1,11. se
objection, as the clause was for the benefit a t'-
cused.
orfort
Sir F. THESIGER had no substantive obj—
the clause, and he thought there should be an opr.ri, 01

of introducing cumulative charges; but his object! ascii.
the. same as that of the Hon. Member for Nett`ittotiA.
He objected to taking this clause whilst in a state 0001"
certainty as to what the proviso to the 3d clauseL Kito,
be. This 4th clause would be utterly inconsistet"
the proviso as now understood.
After a few words from the Attorner•GreLler'ltO
Aglionby, and Mr. Roundel! Palmer, the I;°'--1
divided, when there appeared—
For the clause
Against it
----18 g
Marit for the clause
The clause was &joheny agreed to, as were the re'
clauses of the Bill. afld
The CHAIRMAN left the chair amidst loud ebeeh re'
the House resumed. The report was ordered to
calved on Monday. it) It
The LORD ADVOCATE obtained leave to brill
and
Bill to amend the lawof Scotland relative to the eileeei-
tios•
custody of lunatics, and for the better regulation ohs for
tic asylums, and for the establishment of asYluca
pauper lunatics. net
Mr. CARDWELL moved for a return of the for
income and expenditure of the United Sing 18t"
the several years ending the sth day of April,
1
1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, and 1848, respectively
Ordered. ad'
The House then, at a Quarter before Two o'clock
journed till Monday.

RAILWAY SHARE MARKET6'
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 14. ner
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The sales are—Birkenhead, L3-Ito
shire, and Cheshire Junction, 311. Shares, 6%
(late C. and B.), 121 A—East Lancashire, New, 835' ,;""gi
Lancashire and Yorkshire (late West Biding Union), nuittsr
dis.—London and North-Western, 1261/2—Ditto, Nevit:liter,
ters, p.—Ditto, Quarters (A and B), p•-613"-No. I'
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 20/. Shares, 8 dis —Ditto, Slid'
2V2 Ois.—Ditto, No. 2, 14%—Ditto, Eighths, 5% dis. 3 clis.
land, 961„1—Ditto, Halves, 6 dis.—North Staffordshire, ~3g,
—South-Eastern and Dover, 22%—Ditto, No. 4, Thirds,
9d. dis.—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, ExtensionspAto,
and B.), So. 2, par—Ditto, G. N. E. Purchase, Ya
Preference, par.

- MANCH, APRIL 4.
STOCK EXCHANGE.-TESTER
he sales are-Bil rkenhead, ,1"-;or
shire, and Cheshire Junction, 61;§ dis.-Lancashire and 34 c.
shire, Fifths, 15A, dis.-Ditto (West Riding Uni°n..)l jog;
dis.-London and North-Western (Manchester and P'r,33, an.
ham), Quarters (C), 2 7-16 p.-Manchester, Sbefde',,ack
Lincolnshire, Quarters, No. 1, 21/2 dis.-Ditto, Freied-oire,
1/2 dis.-Ditto ( Grimsby Dock), 11 dis.-North Staffor
dis.-South-Eastern and Dover, No 4, 3 9-16 dis•
ULL. -Kr ttirit
STOCK EXCHANGE- The, sales r
are 14
-Arnbergate, Ditto,
ham, and Boston, 75.-North British, Quarters, 755•---
Extension (scrip), 3s. 6d.-Ditto, Thirds, 235.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, APRIL 13'
TAand
STOCK ExcrusGs.-The sales are-Huddersde'",„Astle
Manchester Railway and Canal, Thirds, 21,,f
and Carlisle, 105-Ditto, New Scrip, 105-Ditto, `"
Branch, 3 p.-North British, Thirds, 375. 6d. dis.
, Arm 13. „toe°
STOCK EXCHANGE.- ThYORK e following were the gut d:
today-Great Northern, 31.-Ipswich and Bury Union),
rounds, J3a -Lancashire and Yorkshire ('Vest Riding lNi
14-North British, Thirds, 21s. 6d.-Ditto, Extension'icxs),
York, Newcastle. and Berwick, No. 2 (late New 13ervi
91/2-Ditto (G. N. E. Purchase), 712.
, Arum 13. eh'
STOCK EXCHANGE.EDINBURGH
-The sales are-Edinburgh and INT
ern, New, 305.-Ditto (Newport), 6/. 2s. 6d.--Great ;4,1...
ern, 3-North British, 20/. 7s. 6e1.-Ditto, Quarters,
Ditto, New Quarters, 45.-Ditto, Thirds, 225.-Edill
and I'erth, Halves, 4s.
GLASGOW, APRIL 13. rtlit
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The sales are-Edinburgh and %if!
12s. 6d.-Glasgow, Dumfries and Carlisle, Si. 195.-Glasgaa6
Kilmarnock, and Ayr, Halves, No. 1, 6.36-Glasgovrf3n.
Greenock, Preference, 5-Great Northern, 625. 6d.--,krjs,
chaster and Southampton, ss. 6d.-North British, -"ILO
21s. 6d.-Ditto, New Quarters (scrip), 3s. 9d.--Sc°-
Central, 26/,

At Bicester, on Monday last, Mr. Claridge, drab pt
cut his throat so as to cause almost instant death. 113°6t,
a fortnight since he was attacked with an epilePt'ch d
since which his mind had been affected. Of late be le
been troubled at the conduct. of an only daughter. ,itt
was a widower, and it is a melancholy fact, that OP
tsed
day ten years his wife in the same chamber destroy
herself in a similar way. For the last few weeks be ',"t
an impression on his mind that he should come to Rant
and that his creditors would put him in prison.
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BIRTHS.
On the Bth inst., the wife of Mr. B. C. 3M Th eof a 5°13.138
,
On the Bth inst., at Leeds, Mrs. Thomas Carpenter, the
wife of Captain Thomas Carpenter; R.N. of a daughter' rt
On the 10th inst., at Lee-park, Blackheath, Mrs. ogbe Anderson, of a son.
gr"
On the 10th inst., the wife of James Cockell, Esq., °i ati ell.
nard-street, Russell-square, prematurely, of a daughter' "
born.
face°
On the 10th inst. at Ulcornb-place, Kent, the Lady x .c.
r--
Fletcher, of a daughter.
On the 10th inst.' at Maines Hall, near Poulton-le-FY"ide,
the lady of Captain Francis Harrison, of a son. grfb
On the 11th inst., at Northampton-terrace, Islington,
William Cooper, of a daughter. hi Ili.
On .he 12th inst., at Clarges-street, Mrs. Robert - P
more, of a daughter.

Af A On the Bth inst., at KenningtonURIEDKafir
Church, Mr. Henri "
rison to ,iss Thomas. sth
On the 11th inst., at Etton, George Fisher, Esce,,,hert
Dragoon Guards, to Matilda, daughter of the Rev. l'"
Machell, of Etton Rectory, Yorkshire.
_......--

DIED. er
On the 9th inst., Miss Whitehead, last surviving datigh-,th.
of the late G. Whitehead, Esq., of Weston House, near 13$"
0.1 the 9th inst., Jane, wife of the Rev. B. H. Bridge,
Rector of Danbury, aged 81.
On the 11th inst., at Upper Phillimore-place, KomingtOn,
Elizabeth, relict of the late R. Hopkins, Esq.
On the 11th inst., at Grosvenor-place, St. George's, -2iiioo
berwell, Captain William Mitchell, Paymaster, 2d Batts--
Royal Regiment, aged 71.
pt eb rt
On the 11th mat., at Nottingham-place, Stepney, —°
Goad, aged 22.
On the 12th inst., Charles Innis, Esq., of Enston-Bclll,..are.

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