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London, England, 1833-08-09 00:00:00

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He would insist upon the sense of the CoM111"—lo.
taken.'
Off

The Gallery was then cleared, but, as we ntil-
the amendment was agreed to without a divisiou• , '
On being readmitted, we found ' ' 010:: '
Mr. MARSHALL moving a proviso at the et., ,
second *clause, to the effect that there should ',woe
kept of the working of a mill, and that the , ~,
might work it for sixty-six hours a week, to be P.' ?
from the first week in January till the first
January next year. aelie
Mr. STRUTT, Lord Amtoar,land Mr. P. I'l*
owird
opposed the amendment, on the ground that
had already agreed to the number of hours being, f!
nine, and that it would.be putting other restrict '.,'
04,0
the masters.
Mr. MARSHALL agreed to withdraw his allid
on the understanding that a clause would, in ann,t
.1
of the Bill, be introduced, which would have rli
effect that he contemplated by the alteration whiept /
proposed.
Clause 2 was then, as amended, ordered to stand l i
the Bill.
Clause 3 was then put, which provides for ezttyo
in certain cases, the hours of labour otifi, at the rate :,
hours per week. of,
Mr. HYETT proposed an amendment, which
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have the effect of compelling those under 12 years n 1:424
as well as those under 18, who were only conteniP'7ol, 1
the clause as it stood, to snake up, in cases of lost ° ' ,
the rate of three hours per week.
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The amendment was agreed to, and the e-- , , I
amended, was ordered to stand part of the Bill. be
Clause 4, which provides for loss of time throog 4.
cident in certain cases, was next put. A
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Mr. GISBORNE moved an amendment to tne „LP
that the lost time should be made up 12 instead
following working days.
be r
Mr. BROTHERTON moved that the clause
gefetvedar,s
evasion
on thenf e
of
observations
groundhbesecr
viaautsi
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altogether.
thiet would
Houseopen the
divided,
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appeard— , 4,

For the clause
Against it . 2O
Majority
The CHAIRMAN reported progress, and obtained
;o sit again.
The SPEAKER then left the chair, it being 3 n'or"

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-(THIS PAIC

A young woman, named Mary Ann Cotton, -▪ 01
dieted for uttering two counterfeit shillings, k°o
them to be such, on the 16th of July. ,f
Mr. and Mrs. Pentor, who kept the shop in Wu▪
"; se!
prisoner committed the act, produced the piece"
proved the utterance.
She denied all knowledge of the transaction.--
and sentenced to three months' imprisonment arld
labour.

William Davis, aged 21, was indicted for ode°
base coin, purporting to be a half crown of the
of the realm.

It appeared that the prisoner went to the Plough
Harrow-road, on the 15th of July last, and tends
half crown in payment for a glass of gin, which %sq.-,
and be received the change. He then went into 10
room, and the half crown being discovered to be
was challenged with the offence, and the change
He denied having paid a half crown, and said he •
a farthing about him, and would stand search.
searched, the change found, and another bad har
Both pieces were of the same mould.—Guilty•
months' imprisonment and hard labour, and one
solitary confinement.

Several other -Mint prosecutions were disposed of,

The Archbishop of YORK arrived at
palace, Bishopthorpe, on Thursday last. On sandal.
his Grace held an ordination at the chapel of 111
thorpe, where twenty-six priests, and twenty-five
received episcopal ordination.

NEW CANDIDATE FOR THE CITY•
have this moment leaned, that at a private meeting
elector., which was numerously attended, W.
CILAWPORD, Esq., of the firm of CitAwyoßD
Company, Eat India merchants, has acceded to 5

position to become a candidate for the represents'
the City of London in the liberal interest. Arrr

are making for a Public Meeting for to-morrows
Mr. C. will make a public declaration of his princil
POLISH EXlLES.—Saturday a meet'
held at Morrison's Hotel, Dublin, for the purpose
viding means for the education of the unfortunate
youths in exile. Count NIEMCEWICZ stated the
ships which the objects of this charitable meet
suffering; and Mr. SHELL, Dr. ORPEIL, &c.,
the meeting in behalf of the same. Mr. Gm.t.cat
atsome length, and his observations becoming polif,
was very properly called to order by Mr. Caxlat,
who said the meeting was called for the sole purP"7o,
benefiting the Polish children, and not for any ell,
discussion. A Committee was appointed to receive ink,
scriptions, and carry into effect the views of the leorer,'"
JOHN DAVID LATOUCHE, Esq., was appointed Tr_l'-dt
A vote of thanks having been passed to the Loehlghfoo
who presided on the occasion, the meeting separated'
boy
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.---. 011 VT e- l 0.
day a meeting of the Proprietors took place, the Duefost:it
SOMERSET in the Chair. The meeting was held f. 9 f
tion the Council is mortgaging part of the estate °SCjeb )
University. The debts and engagements of the UP'S
amount to 3,7151. With a view to discharge th" 011
the Council have entered into a treaty for a loan, bye)
of mortgage on the estate of the University, for 4tweentf
for a period of five years, with interest at per... 40! ')
to be increased to 5 per cent. in default of payment A''
two months after the stipulated time. This mortgege/he
constitute the entire and only charge on the estate• J.
proceedings of the Council were unanimously eenfifili",
DEATH OF A POLICEMAN BY CHOLEl!Aciori4tl
CHARLES HOSSWORTHY, police constable 123 of .11 sett`,'
sion, while on duty last night, in Lambeth-v/ILN" I
seized, about 12 o'clock, with such a sudden and violeotite
that he was obliged to be removed from his heatwatfe,t)
station-house in the Waterloo-road, where the aolosit ,
of Mr. Surgeon COOL, olLambeth- marsh, was itotoeuLijtel
procured, and he pronounced the case to be one of dveorr;
cholera. Every possible aid was rendered the uoi:0
nate man ; but after the elapse of two hours, ,
which he suffered extreme pain, he expired. The de
was a stout hale man, 35 years of age.
EXECUTION.— Monday GEORGE -
WARD, convicted of the murder of JOHN '
Beckhury, underwent the awful sentence of the lay tb,f,'
the lodge in front of the county gaol. He had &OA
moment of his committal to prison anticipated the see
tence that awaited him, and his demeanour bef°re.tiat
subsequent to his trial was suited to his awful situ-011;
He walked from the interior of the gaol to the lodge lOW
tolerable firmness, but after joining in his last prayer
ecoal
the chaplain, on reaching the lodge it was found
sob"
to support him to the platform, where he was leo
into eternity.—Salopian Journal.
PROCESS OF MAKING A PAIR 0% 5 t)
he )1° tef
SORS —Simple as a pair of scissors appears to 7 seetij
is no less true, that the coat of the workmanship is; th;
in proportion to the first cost of the raw nlater",--rtic`rd
it is in almost any other instance of a harceare,..iett;s
The diversity of shape is not greater than the lit '
price ; for whilst a single pair is sometimes set `7oors'il
ten guineas in an invoice, whole thousands of ec'ios
another description are sent yearly to South Ao3ert
the East Indies, which fetch no more than someeolingt I
3d. a dozen. A half-crown pair is made in the bsr
way :—The blade is forged on the anvil Iron' 0e
steel, and is cut off with a chisel, with the cloan,ettlwi
nessary for the shank and how. The rough blade; 107
the mould, and a small hole is punched through IL h 0,,,
is nothing more than the rudimentary state of I."werloteso
which is afterwards completely developed by loTto solo
The next process is putting the article into the fir!een it re
it, after which it is submitted to the filer, whti.glio toll,llo
necessary symmetry, and whose especial duty '1 on billof
the hole for connecting the screw, by which the
are held in proper positien. In this state it is ta,i,de
the protection of the grinder, who
peculiar flexed surface which is so essential to the
ed 0%,
tion of a pair of scissors. The blades are then PP'cthe ors 0 ,
hands of the women, who make the bows and
ments, and then returned to the workshops e lode,"
nuptials between the two are celebrated, and trd. to °,ll
it were, one, or, as the cant phrase is, are 03'1 it 011300
and talk well together. This, however, io
part of the process; for, in the state just de,sc„r the
are completely enveloped in fine iron wire, sene:vieo'Llef
is taken out, and the blades and shanks are iffjtetn,i°
gives to the .00011.0
the usual process. The wire being stripped °loin
finally returned to the workman,
are again sent to the grinder, and at last Pe'eiti
hands the completion of their development' the °of
who inserts.....ol
and makes the scissors completely fit for user
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