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THE SUN, .LONDON, PRIDAY.EVENING REBItUARY .
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the report of a commission. The two if he had any objection to lay on the table of the house 1 the Judaical observance of the Sunday is greater than in which would gather it the privilege wore conceded. Snati that the hundreds of thousands of people who inhabited i
' London, the vice and criminality prevalent On that day then they would find the warehousemen ddmpelled by sor- Shoreditch and Bethnal-green should be deprived of these 'IN
ASSUP~ANCE, oe Country Markets. . • eotai
membersnea
are also relatively greater than in that metropolis.. One did masters to work oil the Sabbath-day. (Hear, hear.) the only means they had of obtaining fresh air on the only ' .I.` BANKS, - • '
f ' Lord PALMERSTON said that part of the papers
ofin the coMmission were men of honour and the papers relating to the fall ;of Kars ?
Ate
could from actual case he
respectability; and I could not adopt any measure or
this opinion. Who had witnessed the strict observance of reaction would follow such as was now going on in Franc©, would not take into account the cry about there beingr one eeieSURANCE, AND. OTHER COM
. DERBY SMITHFIELD.-FEB. 19.
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calling in question their accuracy. Whatever may be my were at present in the hands of the printers, and the re-
their religious duties by the people of the Swiss cantons- nrd as bad already secured a rigid observenee of the Sabbath law for the rich and another for the poor, but ho would say -___ ,_
private opinion in reference to that re oat, I felt that I
than to agree with my mainder -would be ready to-morrow. The whole would be
in the hands of hon. inembera in a few days.. At the same
he referred them specially to the Protestant cantons- is the United States. He was at a loss to know either how that the' spirit of legislation which the opponents of this Front the Official List.
.aquudesdt.earFat pigs also a good supply. Fat calves scarce
Lad no other course open to me
mention, in reference to Sir J. IVl‘Neil's •
time he would with their joyous and innocent relaxation on the afternoon museums or collections of pictures could be looked upon as motion advocated was calculated to raise that cry, and had
noble ,friend the Secretary for War in referring it to a court
of Sunday-(hear)-would be prepared to say that such moral agents. That they might refine the taste he was already done so. (Hear.) With regard to the suggestion of .
PUBLISHED EasEitY TUFADA.Y AND FRIDAY EVENING
of inquiry. With respect to the question
th raised by my
report, that a board of officers had been appointed to
investigate the charges that bad been made against cer- relaxation, sanctioned by the presence of their pastors, ready .to admit, but those who had spent any time in such LONDON., TUE:3I..)A.Y, FEB. 19, 1856. The Wowing were the quotations :-Beef, 6d to 6p;
noble friend (the Earl of Darby) as to the relations between
the injustice of requiring certain persons to work on the
tam, officers, and to receive their explanations, and to tended to lower either the moral or the religious character cities as Munich, Florence, or Rome miht fairl be ox- Sunday that others might be amused, he referred to the GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANIES. mutton, 6id to 7ti'; lamb, Od to Od ; veal, 7d tc 74,1 par
the Commander-in-Chief and the Secretary for War,l,nave
to state that I aim not aware that the duties of the uom-
of that people? Ia fact, the aseatic interpretation was cased for doubting the influence of art in promoting social fact that policemen, Post-office officials, and many other
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mender-in-Chief have been in any way restricted
.by my
duties have in answer to several *Wong from hon. members, Placed hY some on the observance of the Sabbath wa.s not happiness or the domestic virtues. (Heer.) Let tliem ask persons in the service of the Government, were required to Dividend , Amotuit , per 141 b. •; hides, dI to 4ed per lb% calf-skins, 3id re. 51
noble friend. behind me. On the contrary, my report thereon.
sanctioned by many pious divines, both of church 'and the City Mission or the police whether they believed in this labour on the Sabbath for the benefit of the rest of the Name of Company. per 1 of Paid. I Price. per lb.
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been greatly enlarged since the abolition of the office of Lord PALMERSTON added that the board would
()Red entirely of officers. When their report chapel. He (Sir J. Walmsley) had, when this subject was movement ; or even the publicans themselves, whether community,' but recommended, in order to meet the objet- r -----
raosceeninsideoenrasbeglehdeheemea,nwditfhorgauliickkinsadlseso.f grain
- EDINBURGH GRAIN.-Fln. 20.
Master General of the Ordnance. The names of my two be comp
last before the house referred to the opinion of Dr. Ar- they thought it would be for their advantage. (Hear.) It Oen, that persons employed in. the national institutions X s. d. X s. d.
and
before
Sir R. was made, and it was presented to the house, it would
nold, and he would then quote from one whose piety and was said that the Museum and the National Gallery were who were conscientiously avers® to Sunday labour shouldßritish ••• •• •• •• '
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noble friends (Lords Lucan and Cardigan)
contain with it the instructions that would be given to
-thevirtue that good man had always spoken with enthusiasm supported by the people, and that the people had a right be excused, and that those only who cl• 1- t• b• tshould
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the top, 6s down, and on the average 3a 7d
Airey have been brought in a special manner
then Archbishop of Dublin-who said, " The Lord's of access on Suuday. As well might it be said that, hay- be employed on that day, receiving
ie no o jec Ditto ..-rovinc.ia ....
public in consequence of certain statements in the report, them with reference to the discharge of their functions.
for Brighton •• •• •
y, receiving extra remuneration .. •• .. ,
- 50 0 0 20 .0 0 - up. Barley, on the top, '-d up-and on the average, is .
41 Os. ;100 0 0 150 0 0 - and in consequence of appointments which the No officer who had served in the Crimea would be a Da •
Day is to be held purely as a religious festival. Judaism in g elected that house, they had a right to command the their serviette. He did not consider' that such a measure city of London .. •• ••
cently received. My two noble friends can defend member of the board. Continental 4th Cap.).
being abolished, all its ritual observances must, of Course, service of its members on Sunday. He believed that the as that proposed would at all interfere with religious wor- (Oats the top 2s 8d up-on the average is lid
u Beans on the top 2s up-the average, ls 8d up.
respect to Equitable. , •• •• .. •• ey.,
460 0 0 all , 3.., up. on
selves in their places in Parliament ; but, with .
to be a SHAVING ON SUNDAY. be wholly at an end ; so that we are no more compelled to country did not wish to have these exhibitions open on ship. A. large majority of the working classes were not in , p
..7511.. i 2020 00 00 •2200, .00 0 2154% to There
id ahy prices iconensg
they
habit of attending religious worship, and if they were Imperial .. •• ........ 10..6: bonus.AVERAGES rEn IMPERIAL QUARTER.
Sir R. Airey, I must observe that I considered him
man of very great talent, and as he had ably performed Mr. ROEBUCK asked the Secretary of State if his keep the fourth commandment than we are to keep the Sunday, and that they looked to their representatives to ••
81.21CrIcOegn. t. '
5100 00
00 all :' 11
Independent ......... • W. 40 0 0 -
all 85% p•
been called o a recent decision attention had be t t of a magi- worship of the temple or the daily sacrifice." Wear.) give a strenuous opposition to this motion. He should there was not sufficient accommodation for that purpose. Great Central .......
Wheat e . £3 8 6 9-12ths.
his duties, as far as I was then informed, And again, Paley, whose opinion'most hon. members, have been best pleased to meet it with a direct negative, Under these circumstances, therefore, he thought it L0nd0n•............. - :50 0 0 ~ , -
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secure his services to her Majesty at home,
Ituffl =elotroe
stra,te at Oldham, who had fined a man 5.3. for Shaving
would honour, had said-" Cessation from labour on but as he was an advocate for the Saturday half holiday, rather hard that the present generation of working Do., Parl. Preference 61. per cent. 25 0 0 ~ I - Do. new 0 0 0 0-12 the.
on a Sunday. the Sunday beyond the time of attendance on public wor- be felt gratified in supporting the amendment. men should be compelled. to . pass their Sundays in Barley
appointed become vacant. In a
him to the office of quartermaster-generalthast
e actin ..... - - ' o 0 0 16 0 0 16 51. 10 Oats • . 19 1 8-12ths.
soon as I found that it had
ship is not intimated in any passage of the New Testa- Mr. aIURROUGH. supported the original motion, and pot-houses because there were no places provideu reas-121i •:, ...... 4/ per cent. 60 00•52 0 0 -
. Sir G. GREY said be was not aware of such a deci-
Ugnited General. :::: :. - .
~. 0 0
55 - Beans
Secretary for War con-
sign. ment, nor did Christ or his apostles deliver any command- observed that if they want darguments in its support they their.amusement • t t* But •f th •
e
He, 1•1: myself, had not been at that time mon. If notice of the question had been given him he
carted. i a men to their disciples for a discontinuance on that day of might turn to the Monday's police-sheet, with its half-in- were church accommodation sufficient, an entire day Ditto, New ........ - 50 9 e to 0 io
el. Ws• 5J 0 0 all 19°4
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aware of the allegations which had been put forward would have made inquiry respecting it.
the common offices of their profeSsion. The resting on that toxicated ruffians and bleeding victims of Sunday leota- - passed in religious observances and mental effort was im-
anthopeinionfof OPENING THE MUSEUM, Fec.
day from our employment longer than we are detained lit y His object in supporting it was to serve the workmen possible-there.would be ample time for religious worship WATER-WORKs., The wheat trade ruled inactive. Oats 6cl to la dearer.
• against Sir R. Airey. I entertain so hiehh
Sir J. WALMSLEY moved the following resolution : from it by attendance on public worship, is to Christians of the metropolis, aid therefore he was lot to be influenced before or after the time spent in these institutions. By con- - Barley as before. Beans and peas is to 2s cheaper.
that gallant officer, that I feel confident whiegn
explanation
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desire fo detain " That, in the opinion of this house, et would promote the an ordnance of human
.institution." (Hear.) This meta- by the petitions of Sunday-school teachers from distant tiuuing to legislate in the spirit of ascetic observance of the
explaining his conduct shallihrvecoitinoe
oe Paid, Price. Prices :-Wheat, red, 5Rs Od to 70s Od; White, 70 i Oil to
, . l • e , only moral and intellectual improvement of the working classes tution, however, be (Sir J. Walmsley) regarded as one of villages. He was anxious to have sot only the Museum Sunday they might succeed in making religion unpopular Name of Company. ' per
' Annum. Share. 72s Od extra, 74s Od. Barley, 34s Oil to 38s Od. Oats
will be found satisfactory.
of this metropolis if the Collections of National History the greatest blessings conferred ou man, and as such he and National Gallery thrown open, but also the portals of -they might succeed iu throwing back the cause of educe- ---
your lordships any further, am:: musfigelhe
hwal:Illg
-17 s to 275. Beans, 378 Od to 45s .od. Peas, 36 to 38s Od•
repeat that the duties o y , .
and of Art in the British Museum and the National Gal- desired to see as much freedom from labour on that day es our metropolitan cethedials. It was a degrading fact that tion, the people would gain nothing in religion or morality, . £ a. d. £ s. d.
too 104 Per qr•
late been diminished, have undergone a considerable-in-
levy were open to the public inspection after Morning was consistent with the necessities of the people. But he that assembly, which arrogated to itself so much of Chris- the clergy would lose much, bat the pockets would be filled East London . 1 61, per ant. Stock.
Grand Junction .... - I 4'. per cot. 50 0 0 all 70 ---
. • thought that experience had iihown that penal enactments . tianitY• should Permit national churches like St. Petal's, and the hearts would be gladdened of all the the7B4 NEWARK-FEB. 20.
crease. (Hear, hear.)
Kent.... •• .......... ' 4'. per cot. I g(0) 0
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Earl GREY said he did not quite concur with his noble
The hon. member said was due to the memory of his re- and restrictive measures, far from elevating the moral or Westminster, and St. Paul's Cathedral, to be kept with distillers, the publicans, and the beershop-keopers brewers,
in the Lambeth ............ - - A full attendance, but you little business done, excePt
Service on Sundays."
friend the Secretary for War in that part of his speech
verod friend the late Mr. Joseph Hume, to say that the the religions tone of the people, and filling our churches closed doors through the week, in order that they might country. (Cheers.) .
New River Company... 21.105. - -
;94 in dry samples of wheat, which were fully la to 2s dearer.
and chapels with devout. worshippers, had unfortunately be used as an exhibition to put money into the pockets of Mr. NAPIER admitted that there ought to be no Southwark & Vauxhall Si.per cnt. 100 0 0 - which had reference to an alteration of the existing
motion now proposed was a part of those labours -which 8914 01,1 beans Sie to 4s dearer.
begot an antagonism greatly detrimental to both. Nor did a grasping and sor iid priesthood'.
relations between the Commander-in-Chief and the m -
for a long series of years he (Mr. Hume) had endeavoured the exclusion of the working classes from the sources of in- Mr. F. CROSSLEY opposed tho moron•
compulsion in matters of religion ; but so much the West Middlesex ...... 51. per cent. 61 0 0 • -
more ought they to use the moral and persuasive Wheat, white 78s to 82a, red 75s to 775; barley, menial
Secretary -for War ; but he felt that there was not a con- to carry out, and which ha was convinced was essential to struction and enjoyment, egbra-ed by the motion intrusted • Lord STANLEY, who wae very indistinct] heard com- influences of example and education. (Hoer.) He con- BBIndEs. 38s to 40s, grinding 33s to 375; eats, 24st. 3ls to 375, 225 t,
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venient opportunity for dismissing so large a question. He
the elevation of that class whose interests he hail specially' to him, on the afternoon of Sunday-during the only few menced by stating that he still held the opinionshe had tended that the success of this motion would lead to • - . Dividend . Amount 2ss to 32s ; beans, 4•2 s to 50s ; malt, 72s to 76e; peas, 40i
had been glad to hear his noble friend (Lord Panmnre) ad-
at heart. In the remarks he desired to submit he should, hoursthopoor man couldcall hisnwn-comewithaeoodgraeo formerly expressed upon this subject, notwithstanding vote exhibitions, from those to theat, ical acuusements, and Name of Company. per of
Annum. Share. Paid. Price. to 445; tares, -3 to -•-s per qr.
mit the responsibility of the Government for every act ofthemselves having
from those who,
as heretofore, avoid as mach as possible disputed theologi- on every day of the. week, yet opened their clubs and news did not deny that some public opinion had been called forth through the Legislature setting the example. If Parliatneut .
. military administration. He thought that the noble earl
. cal subjects and every observation of a personal chaoacter• rooms, enjoyed their pictures, their statues, their parks, upon this question. Admitting that 150,000 Persons had made Sunday a day of pleasure, it ceased to be a day of £ s. d. £ s. d. SBA BORNA MA ILB.
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opposite had fallen into considerable misapprehension upon discus- and gardens, and oven in some eases held their Sunday mu. signed petitions against the present proposition, what was rest He then entered ant') a theological argument in fa- ZuntrZrxd::;::::::: - rio 0 0 - -
He did not, however. wish to avoid any necessary
(N signifies that the mails are do at trom the General Post off-c 4
that subject. If we meant to preserve our constitution, it . . aim' soirees and reunions. Surely this was strainin at that compared with the demonstrations- which had taken ' your. of a strict observance of the day. ' sion calculated to elicit the truth, nor did he yield to any,Ditto New err% p.c. 1/. per cent. 10 0 0 -
- 100 0 0 - -
- Sy the night-and M by the morning-lespatch.)
was obsoletely necessary that her Majesty's Government the gnat and swallowing the camel. It was at least hold- place upon the great constittitional and administrative 31r• HEY WOOD contended that men of science had Waterloo ..... .... - -
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Ditto Old Ann. of Si. 11. 14,. Bd. 60 0 0 - there or elsewhere, in an earnest desire to preserve the ing out one law for the rich and another for the poor. He questions by which the public mind had at one time or an- shown no disposition to keep the Museum or the National
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should be held completely responsible for ' our whole mill- Sunday as free from labour as was consistent with the ne- (Sir J. Walmsley) regarded this motion as purely au. edu- other been excited ?In 1837, when the Church-rate ques- Gallery shut on Sundays. He would support the motion, Day sown Mk, ~1 kirw,. , g w
tare. administration ; and if they were to have responsibi-
00UNTRDN. in General Post- Pot du, t
devotion, rest and cational one, and he should indeed rejo' cessities of the people, and as a daY of , ice could he induce tion was much agitated, there were no less than 600,000 because he thought modern science had disproved the lite- ... . 965. 70 10 3 - 20%
vittho
iNi w ditto of 71. I/. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 - ' -
OfEce, London.* Dispatch Endan4.
lity they should have the power of control. No man had,
held that doctrine more distinctly than the late Duke of innocent enjoyment ; and he might add, that all those others to look upon it in that light. It was educational signatures to the petitions sent in from various parts of the rid meaning of the Book of Genesis. He admitted that DOCKS. --
'n the most comprehensive sense, and would extend that country, praying for relief. Again, how had these 150,000 Sunday was a Christian institution, but be thought it was - Liverpoe Mar. 14
Wellington. When he (Earl Grey) had been in office the who were acting with him entertained similar opinions. i .
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blessing to tens of 'thousands whom the millions spent on signatures, be they more or less, been obtained ? (Cheers.) sufficiently observed by attending divine observance in the America,. iby United Sts.
noble duke frequently addressed to him such language as Theyobelieved that the measures they proposed would not a church establishment had not yet reached. If hon. There could be no doubt that a large majority of the clergy morning, and going to a museum or a gallery in the after- Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
packet) ..........N .. • Liverpoo Feb. 37
the following • -" I think so and so • the Government
only conduce that end, but would elevate the moral and members would look at the question in this light he should of all denominations entertained a very strong .opinion coon. - Annum. Share.
America (by U. States
- packet) ..........N •••' • • • 40uthatn, t• Feb. 21
must decide, they•
are responsible, and whatever they order
£ s. d. X s. d.
mast be done He believed that nopractice there wan not religoons character of those portions of the people of the
,neettlietiiiti lgtelesfpeetrkfeorrstx.., o(}lll7V2)which he had upon this question. There were in orders in this country Mr. CAIRNS opposed the motion. No ono denied kestrels (via South-
the least difficulty in uniting a complete control on the metropolis which, from whatever cause, had not hitherto 30,000 ministers of religion, and sapposing ono-half of these that there was a divine law on this subject, and Commercial •- •- •......• pt. pr cent. Stock. Stock. • -
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Sir J. T. SHELLEY said that if he were to consult his to have come forward to exercise their influence upon their though some gentlemen on the other side argued thatoitto (via Marseilles) N; ••• • • - • Dever
part of the Government with the absence of any irritating been brought within the influence of those whose duty it
own convenience ho should give a silent vote on that respective congregations, that would - the steictness of the observance was relaxed under the r!Eoaanssttda'nn'd“..°lt.Vr.eY.s" 1:71.1.a..... 26°8-* pr
per r'' esnht: s th-ck.
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99 Ditto (via Cape of Good,
stieeitiatihinorzitti•:' imar.
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interference with the duties of the Coe-Allender-in-Chief• had been to teach and improve them. The immediate ob-51, pri
cent. Stock. - it7ncertsi
occasi n, bteteindaeltaining ►as he did a strong opinion on the tures to every. petition. Remember that it was in the pull- Christian dispensation, that was not a. view which had Ditto •80nd5........ 4c, per cent, - 1 - ;94
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~,:arimaP st:wn');,,lt.:c. lola sliti).; I2a d of the month . Plymouth Mar. 6
Upon all questions of peculiar importance the Commander- ject of the motion of which he had given notice, and which
matter, and feeling, as one of the representatives of the pit that this question was chiefly agitated ; and both in ever been recognised by the constitution or the Legislature, -
in-Chief consulted the Secretary of State or the Prime Mi- he now submitted, was to enable the working men of the
eeces.ndria.......... NB, 9, 'l4, &20 01 • Dover .. 1
ulster • and up to as recent a periodas the year 1835 he metropolis, or such of them as had no other opportunity of metro olis that his constituents were a
me. p . ,amongst those the pulpit and'at public meetings, he regretted to say that or, what was more, by the people of this country. He onthampton -,...... i 31. Os per c. 50 0 0; lr n e 36,,
Alexandria ..........M,4th & 211th of men. Southarepto..
51. per cent. 20 0 0 , 0 0 0 , 18 4
/4,9 th of the month..
believed thet even such a piece of petronage as the coin- doing so, to visit the works of art in the British Museum mainly interested, be thought it his duty to second the . the agitation had been prompted. by misrepresenting the' conteode.d further, that if this step were once taken, it Victoria ••-•• - - '''
St. Katharine •........ 4 per cent. Stock.
mend of a reeiment was not given away without the con- and in the National Gallery on the afternoon of Sunday, motion. He felt that in so doing he was taking au unpo- objects and motives of those who supported this motion. would be impossible to check the opening of other exhibi- al..a.t.'. over .... !Matti
currents of the Prime Minister. With regard to appoint- and to this object alone was the proposition confined. pular part in that house-he was not sure that, to a cer- There were not tens, but hundreds, in every congregation tions of places of atnusement, and finally of trade, where
Buenos Ayres - .... - M .9th of the montl... Southatnyton Mar. 16
manta abroad, ha could state that while he had been Co- (Hear.) In the petitions which these men had from time tam extent, it was not an unpopular one out of doors; but who were at all times ready to sign any petition their the working men would be compelled by the strong infl a- Dividend Amount .
of Paid. Price. Cape of Good Hope -NI. Various port i11t,...,ri iii
lonial Minister the Duke of Wellington had never made an to time presented to the Legislature they had fully set 't was onl ri ht that -
having a decided opinion, 1, y g he should minister recommended, and in this. case the appeal for once of competition, to give seven days' labour fur six Name of Company. per ,
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Brazil
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important military appointment in any of the colonies forth the grounds on which they based their claim to such express it. He was anxious that no matters not prOperly signatures, he was told, had been. made frem the pulpit -days' wages. • The working classes had found this out,
with the subject ef the motion should be brought itself. On the one side, therefore, they had an organised and he believed the majority of them were a-einst this --*--__ e - -
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without having first taken his opinion upon the subject ; admission, and it was not to much to say that hitherto connected .
into question. It was with regret- that he had heard the movement conducted by a most powerful and influential motion. • b - Z s. d. A s. d. Ceylon (see India)
and he was quite sere the same course had been taken by no valid reason had been assigned for the refusal of their
australasia........... 201. per cent. 40.0 - Cey10n......... ..... NI
hon member for Perth Mr. Kinnaird upon a folic; •
the noble duke in reference to important military appoint- prayer. They stated that the necessities of existence do- . •
( • • ). er oeca- body, and upon the other there was merely the voluntary Lord EBRINGTON yielded to no ono in respect for the -11
...et ea al7th of moor, iSoutharnpv. .
men at home. The fact was that he had even consulted mended six days labour out of seven, that Sunday was their aion represent that the working men ought to look to this and spontaneous efforts of some few individuals. In ' Sabbath, but he could oot help fecling that at present the Commercial of London. 30/.per.eent. 100 0 ,i()) r 5 g 0 _
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the Government upon important points of discipline, such only day of relaxation from toil, and, consequently, the subject, for the Sunday opening movement would speedily estimating the force of public opinion on the one side condition of the working classes was not what it ought to Colonial..., ...• • ..... 1
.i.: per cent. 100 0
25 0 0 25 0' 0 :.-- Constantin- o•ple .... .. :.•• 8,13, iB•23,&!zm 0' , - Dover ..
British NorthAnierican• 61. per cent. 60 0 0 „ -
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as the question which had been raised some years ago only day on which they could avail themselves of theseiu- lead to an attempt to obtain eeven days ' work for six days' and the other, as represented by petitions, all this must be. He " Was anxious to improve their state by every eith eS 20th of mni..,5,,,th,0ni,:., •
di ar. Bk. c. nos: l,••-.1ali
Stich an argument was beside the matter •and, eo 0 0 - cont. of Europe M* N 'F‘vier,,claily .- - Dover .. iTwi-
whether soldiers off duty in the streets should wear their stitutions • end they asked why establishments of so na-
pay% e b that it '. ' - , . even be taken into account. Now what was the social plea meins in his power, and lookine upon the object of this
ranndo•CUnand County - 110. per cent. 50 0 3
side arms. He entirely differed from the noble earl oppo- tional and educational a character should be closed to those pastime y_
.., _ was not oared on fact. He would point upon which this motion was resisted ?It was said on ' motion as one raeans to that end: he was inclined to slap- Lentil-. end Westminstr 141. per cent. 100 0 121 20 0 0 47 Egypt (see India) ,
laity
50 0 0 10 0 0 0 France ........ M& N Twice - - Dove, .. I i, , •
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site on the subject of the amount of military, duty which most in need of instruction, at a time when alone they out thetov free that the promoters of this movement were will offend the scruples of many holiest and conssientious port it. ' London •Toint•Stock .•. 12!. per cent.
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Per ce
20 0 0 a 0 - Constantinople
f red tbe movement for oar closing totem; e ... -
the Colonial Secretor had formerly to perform, even in could participate in such teaching. (Hear.) Their admix- Saturday half-holiday- Meer.) When this subject some seemed disposed to give it, the world" would have phyeical advantoges of a weekly rest, remarking that meGreece (seo Ir•icili;)
those N h You early and fur persons. If that Plea were allowed the full-weight which Mr- RMINDELL PALMER' reminded the house of the Frevincial of Ireland.. 1 8/. per cent. 100 00250 0 -3 Gibraltar .. .. .... M 4,7,17.20.27 .far, Seuthan3ton'
cent. 10 0 0 all
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ilreytown .......... m 2nd &Pith of iron. South Inapt r.,
the time of peace, and he could state from his own know- sion to these nurseries of science was stated by the artisans
was last before the house, themoble lord at the head of the stood still lone ago. But the question was, not whether wan could say how much of the greatness of this country gh .......... lc
.Tuesday- ii, FritlaylLondon ...
ledge that it bed been his business to decide the amount of the metropolis; to be essential to the proper cultivation
and. deecription of force to be employed in every colony, the of their taste and ruechanical.sleill, and to enable them to Government (Lod Palmerston) made some remarks so ex- offence would be but *bother the offence Was well was owing to the supply of strength derived from it. r
... he Nttit'orlleiNeva ... :..g.. ,s !. per cent. 20 0 0 la 0 0 - ilavannah .. .• ...... m '2O. of the wont! ,18outliarrip, • Feb 96.
removal of regiments, and the honours to be awarded for meet the yearly increasing competition of other bations. actly expressing his (Sir J. V. Shelley's) views, that he founded ? And this appeared te him to bethefundamental moral and spit ituel objects of the day were more inip3r- Orientuill anti. Corpora. B'. p. etAbs. 25 0 0 all 40 golland . • ... .•e.• • • • m .111TI.Y •!e•:• • • •• ;71 Dover .. . it,:f .
,r,
:,91.,4 Honduras ..........m; ‘[. ~ (.. tac mont... zsoothat,,p. . iethot
thought it right 'to call the attention of the o
military services. On every,.qieestion of that sort the Se- That it Would advance the social condition of their families u ble lord arid difference between permissive and compulsory legislation. taut still. An I all this rested upea the feeling of the south Australia •••• .. i v p.a.& bs. 25 8. 0 o
35 0 0 - tlsmhur
71 India (yiaSouthampt.)M 4th , /Otli of aloe. plymontli . 4 It, 20 112
of the h to them, Unfortunate)
cretary of State, as the organ of the Government, was and themselves, would draw numbers from other and less
which :MI; 1 I eak
nitiy, on tbe occasion to They had heard something about leg,' eV:Acta:tents for turn- PeoPlo that there was a Ilighe'r dew than auylaw o f t h i s Unional: °Arnisirtrelal :1
infla'..ni 383 i:.... Pll:ieeeerrrr ecceeein:tit. I °52:
_go go
.islil(tnahlaiitl.,, losti. 11.73.1.1. tiv=b!e_iolts,iiieelycl) isntagnt=attthmi:arti os:pdoaoy4-eol air
tu6sehmeettnrit.
al,-cl:feuld under- house comniandiug it. If, then, the observance of the 2 M. 0
supremo, and the Commander-in-Chief invariably carried desirable pursuits to the improvement of their minds and
:ta.ne views_, o'fletAtt,.e:7dot_ with 30 i' per centso 0 0 10 0 0 -8- Initia) 7, 17, &27 or moo D0ver......
Ireland •• •• •• •• hi & N.Twice da:ily_.. .• - , Hot- he. 1.1 . iT,,,,1e._ l''
lionndliaan(visialesM(asreseelltes; At 9th&2stb of ruoorl Dover ....
out his wishes, the development of their natural talents, and tint it couldiii.nietv to tiny ravi-pri noon +A. rAlirrinlia ,nnvieh.innq ~f th. itrmntrv. I 40 El 0 all
.20 . percent.,
Union of London .....

WATER-WORKS.,
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. I per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
---•
£ s. d. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction
Kent.... • •
Lambeth
New River Company 21.105. ---
Southwark k Vauxhall Si. per cnt. 100 0 0 894
West Middlesex .. • •
BR.IDGEs.
. Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
£ s. d. £ S. d.
Eitingerford.... • •
Southwark .. i — )10 0 0
Ditto New of 74 p.c. IL per cent. SO 0 0
Waterloo ..... .... • • • • 100 0 0
Ditto Old Ann. of V. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0 —
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 1/. 108. 4d. 40 0 0 2i
Vauxhall ............ 965. 70 10 3 20%
DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
---
£ s. d. £ s. d.
Commercial • • • • • pt. pr cent. Stock. Stock.
East and West India.. 6.. pr tent. Stock. 11914
East C.antry.• 2os. per sh. --
London .• • .
Ditty, Bonds•• ••
St. Katharine ••
onthampton .• ..
Victoria ....... 1 51. per cent. 20 0 0 . 10 0 0 , 1814

packet) ........N
kustralia (via South-
ampton) ..........M;
:Atto (via Marseilles) N•
Ditto (via Cape V Good
Hope) ............N1
Africa (West Coast) .. N1,23d of the montt,
9, 24, & 30 of .
Alexandria .......... M 4th & 20th of mot,.
Bahamas of the
Belgium ......... ~N Imi;)" • • • •
Brazil
..n2th of the month ..
Suenos Ayres th of the monti,
Cape of Good Hope ...Ni
Cape of Good Hope N!
Cape do Verde .„ „„ ..N! 9th of nit mouth
Ceylon (see India)
Ceylon.. ..
Channel Isles N' moTt giVad..lkFrll •
,V 34;17th of roonti•
Chins . Once a month....)
Constantinople 3,13,16.23,t2, oi •-
Censtantinople ,„ ~14th 20th of rn,i .
Cont. of Europe M tir N Twieti daily
Egypt (see India)
France ........ M es N Twic daily .„
illibraltar Al 4,7, 17,20.27 '-tf
Treece (seo India)
4revtown .......... 141 2nd &17tti cf rain.
lin2hurgh ,„ „, ~/.;;Tuesd ay- a Fdle,3
tlavannah ..........11 2nd of the (hwy.
Honduras :17t : the
indin(viaSouthampt.)M;th ' 2010 of
India (via ilth&Viith of month
lonian Isles (see India) 7, 17, Pa 27 0, Inc..,
Ireland ........M & N.Twice daily .„
Li5b0n..............M,7.9, l7,d 27 o'l.
Madeira •ol the moats
Madeira N:23,1 of month ...
Malta (see India) 1
Malta „ NjB, & 28 ot mon. bows,- 4 & 20 In
Mauritius (see India) !
Mauritius P. 1,140 et ti ,101,..
Mexico •-••••••••....M.21/1 of the moot, • !Boritham,•!.. ••• Feb 26
.........N!ithisthW,thofrior, 'Dover . •
New Granada 2•1 & I 7th of nion: Southamptoi•;
erivate sl,to Varions po, '
flew Zealand 'll7
Papal States , ..N',stttllth2sthofmowr. Dover „ I
ula Penins ilthl7th27thohnonic3oitthaikipton!
Peru 27th of rnoq.l:lnuthamptort!
Port Natal ........ titivate ship... VAriotts ports
Sicily 5.............N!5th15iti2hth01m0!i, Dover ....
Tuscany 025 thefinot Dover .
venezuei,
..........m12.1 17th oframr., tloatbarriot,,,;cl &16 in°
van Dlemon's Land (NO
Australia) •
West Indies . . '71,“1 rinr ;Southatnntor,tl & 16 co'

lonian ..: - •
.... I Ea. per cent. .. ti 4, ~. t. ..,
Lontl.Char. Bk. cf Aus; 1,- . 20 .0 0 all 0
London and County 110'. per cent. 50 0 3 20 0 0 _
Lontin and Westminstr !1,11. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 47
London 4foint • Stock . • . 'l2i. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 30
Frovincial of Ireland— ! 81. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, N ew.• • .. • ... , 81. per cent. 10 0 0 all
_—
Nationh; of Ireland.... 6'. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat: Provincial of 17.ng. 8% per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditto, New .. •• .... • B'. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Orientui Bank Corpora. B'. p. ct.&i)s. 25 0 0 all 40
South Australia • • • • .. 11! 11.ct.3::bs. 25 0 0 ~ :49]
Union of Australia..— 30'. per cent. 23 0. 0 , . 71
Ditto .............. 301. per cent. 2 10 0
Union of London ..... ,20,. per. cent. 50 • 0 0 10 0 0 '4B
Union of Madrid • .• ' I 4O 0 0 all

most in need of instruction, at a time when alone they
could participate in such teaching. (Hear.) Their admis-
sion to these nurseries of science was stated by the artisans
of the metropolis to be essential to the proper cultivation
of their taste and mechanical.skill, and to enable them to
meet the yearly increasing competition of other nations.
That it would advance the social condition of their families
and themselves. would draw numbers from other and less
desirable pursuits to the improvement of their minds and
the development of their natural talents, and tlurt it could
not in any way interfere with the religions rights or the
devotional exercises of those who entertain more severe
views of the purposes and application of the Sunday. It
had been well asked, are our working mon, with all their
skill and industry, socially inferior to, or less capable of
good impression than, the same class in other countries,
that they should be debarred from those privileges? It
would be edmitted that they were not; that there was as
much intelligence, as much real piety, and as earnest a de-
sire to held fast by the blessings of one day of rest in seven,
arconst our own as could he found amongst any other
people ; and far from desiring to see tho Sunday emplcyed
other wise than as a day of devotion, rest, and innocent

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'London
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Dividend
CANALS.
4,* ,
Name 3 of 0 Dividend, Price Names of °;Companies. 4 Per Price.
ri.,' Agin. i i . , erd .
- I ! • •
Companies'.
Ashtn SzOldh! 93 71. p. ct. 145 - Macclesfield. 100 21. 101. it
harnstry • ..• •1160 Neath • • • • • • 100 161.
BrknksG Abrg' 150' 41. Oxford.... •• 109'
Birmingham 40, 41. 91% Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 76
Coventry.... 100 251. Regent's.. • • 30! 11 1451
Derby ..... 100 61. 15s. 84 Rochdale.... - 80! 11. 10s. 76
ElisinrekChs, 69 234 p. ct. Somrset Coal 140,
Grand./ in etnlloo 3 - . pr.ct. 36 Do. Lk Fd!_st 12
Do., 6 pr.Ct.l 10.61. pr. ct. 115¢13111rd &Wort; 140 281. 420
Grand !'urrey 100, 41. ;Shrewsbury,. 125
Grand ;.Trion, 100 11.0 s. igtoarbridgQ.. 140 121. 290
Kennt & Avn 39 65. Od. 616; Severn and 1 oy
Lancaster ...100. --- 1 Wye Ran. j 26 ''• —•
Leeds &L;v: p,loo' 25/. 470 jWarwick & I 21. 25
Leicester.... ' 100 61. 49%1 Birmiug. 100
Leicstr 3:, Nth 83 , tWarwick & . 21. 10
Loughborogh 142 701 550 1 Napton. .. i 100
Monmoutlish 100 worcstr &
I - 1 78 21, 1 21
Mntgmerysh 100 !firming.
MeltnMwbry 100! ;Wilts & Brks 100. Od.

When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the mails ,:ill
;patched on the following day, with the excepti.n of the In' Cr;`,
E!outhampton),and the Malta. both of which will be lesysteb''' '—
preceding day.