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e Council, the ratepayers should have.tbe Power of taxing boards and billiard tables. (11:euxs and a laugh.) For the ' of the privileges they now enjoyed of secular teaching in- Berkshire, lybeye doctrihal teaching is carried en, and spirit of liberty. I repudiate that charge, and I defy him
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themselves for the erection and mainteenau°l•3nof seteheorolisn' ItluarPoestenofacecnn lisbin'some BP'euniativelinPr"eniente of termixed, even upon the voluntary syst m •th religious. • wb. ere the conecienee of Dissenters is re pected. This I be- to prove it. If I feel warmly on thi subject, it is not
t d, they Were c:lled upon to double the poor rate knowledge end instruction. (The righte hOnwibaronet re-
l'ilE CALEDONIAN liA IL WAY.
- . Now he begged the house te mark that th t
lieve to be the true solution of the difficulty-a solution frotu any feeling of disrespect to the right hon. baronet, fltr BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM-
a able and powerful .
which may be safely adopted by this country, and which but from the great issue before us. I am only discharging
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. that resolution was vested in the ratepayers,axl. angliwthat it and the county rate and they -wore to expect that the far- susmiredj..hpisAseKaitNamGiTdostNlo_usdirc,haefetreirngth.
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will enable as to daapose a rate. without being open to the the duty which every untiuber ought to discharge in stating ;
. 're-enacted all the evils for a school rate of which 'they com- ; niers of.Englahnddwo:ualtdedcaotnttihnius!eintoornelnopuleoyeoept.loulighis
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b ection to which the right hon baronet has referred. boldly the convictions I entertain At this late hour I will ' -,..__nhh.__. In The Sun of Tuesday was published a -telegraphic
speech we have just heard from the right hon. baronet, I °.
plained in a Church lute. Tishee3eigthoththreesQoluultritoenrgsaeveeepoionweetro, ;
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tt: theeemueasure was th at St would defeat itself.
1 no-Lin, there are France and Switze-rlared, iet. both oft which not enter into the question as to how the funds are to be Fro7ll the Official List. account of this accideat, which was substantially corn 0
- •after the lst of January, a
fool most unaffectedly the difficulty ha has imposed on me th. eligious difficulty is one of supplied for meeti the educational t o the conntr
Besides the engine driver and stoker being
,killed, thrgt
. . impose a school rate_ for VI 'co nt city or borough in Next, he believed that it would be fatal to industry, but
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. h which the means of. educe wen for/A thY: eett might be de.
after what he had said he need :not expand that point. But ef following him ; but, entertaining as I do, a clear con- Sweitrzerla,hndrthits ptlantie a.iddop ed .-In te . omen a 0c , en w.ege. into ceninaittee fitting. opportundties will arise
.. gentlemen were injured, and some other passengere mei
dared to he deficeent. He had readPthat resolution 20 i double compulsion would be meel 'ssarY• They might compel viction of this important subject, and, differing, as lam cantons teroes an chi ren are admitted into the schools 1 for considering the rules on this point. I will only state . ..‘-........____
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compelled to do, from the conclusions at which the right without forcing their eonsciences in matters of religion; and lon this occasion that I advocate the rate simply for the with alight bruises. Among the first named vial
. , times without being Able to understand whether the Quer- • the employer to educate, but th ey would have a far more
c 1 t kto erform-they ovould have to mel the
hon. gentleman has arrived, I must throw myself on the vice versa, in the Protestant cantons the Roman Catholic I reason that no other pnactical mode has been suggested by
.-.. ter Sessions were eto exorcise a Ministerial or a discre- ;
Mr. Isaac Walker,. drysalter, of Manchester, who bsa
indulgence of the house while I andertake the arduous and children are admitted in like manner, without having their , which the deficiency can be supplied. My noble friend-
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• tionary power ; but no matter which was intended, he was ' edmiffiplouytedasto be educated., They would makeeetheP whole
his left shoulder dislocated. Mr. Page, surgeon,: at'
cousciences forced ; and this I believe to be a conclusive not now in hie place-the member for Stamford, feeling Name of Convexly. - per of Paid. 1 Price.
tended him at the County Hotel, and he is recovering
• ...e . quite sure that there was no body less suited to exercise t system odious to the people of 'this country. Now many
- such power ; and he understood that tee hon. baronet, the childrfenc w.ere attkr,acted to Sunday schools b the honest difficult task which, under a sense of public duty, I hive and satisfactory answer to the objection of the right hen. tho pressure o' this part of the case as to finding funds slid _ Annum. Share. 1
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Hrinenlte h d b n well seidyby the right imposed en myself, I hope I shall not appeal to the baronet. I must say, too, that I equally dissent from the that we ought to ask Parliament to grant the money ; but
• ; ;-'...member for Droitwich, who was himself a Chairmad of zeal oc„
1 yiath ateethe people of this coun-
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• -, Quarter Sessions, felt this so etronglyethat he intended to I hon. pen
: house in vain for that attention, without which I feel it objection which has been raieel by my right hon. friend my noble friend did not tell US what must be the next step. British ..........., „. - ,
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head, but not of a serious nature, and it is said_that Its.
near me (Hr. Henley), and by the right hon. baronet, and If Parliament granted the minim* who is to. have the al- ,Ditto Provincial.... 7/. i2O 0 0 20 00, --
_,. move an amendment to the _proposition. The ninth reso- , try were not ato be driven. Paias and penalties would never . .
13 impossible te meet and reply to the statements the which I have no doubt wa shall again hear in these debates ministration of them ? I believe the question of rating Brighton ............ 5/. ,20 0 0 20 00; 15
• lution laid it down, that' the ,school committee was to ap- ; educete the people. It would, ietedeed, be an evilhour when
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right hon. gentleman has just delivered. The right hon. -inunely, that if you impose a school rate, you will be will turn out te be sitnply a question of bueineas. Money atilticatoarlim6.4:;: . 41_. Os. iltooo : 11:13, IV, es : 1
....- mai 80 far renoVered by Tneaday night as to be able te•
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- oint the schoolmester and schoolmistress, and form rules . Parliament should venture to m eke so perilous an attempt.
/ 'le no ernmeht of the school. Now all who had at all IHe said that the measure was founded upon no sound prin.; gentleman appealed in his emphatic speech to truth. reviving and aggravating all the evils of Church rates. is wanted. We cannot educate without money. Where
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' Attended to education, knew that it had passed into an I eiPle- It was based upon a printiiple of Government mono- . I join issue with him boldly and fearlessly on that ap- This, again, is a mere matter of opinion, and there is hardly is it to come from !At a voluntary meeting the other day
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' • axiom that the schoolmaster or schnolmistress was, in fsct, poly, and would destroy the free competition of labour.
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p 1 I agree with the right hon. gentleman that this
impolretanentsutlicioahttetil affecttive the dearest an opinion which can be advanced less capable of being I see it was stated that e•lucation in this country was a inire;eriain.,l;al ••
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supported by argument. It appears to me that the two matter ef parental duty. Now, with all respect for those Independent•.•.:::•.• ••••
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severe contusione, and Was very much shaken ihdeed.
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. the school, so that it was by no means desirable that they He would illustrate the-danger of this course. He would -ea •
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.-,- shouln be interfered with in the conduct of their schools.' It illustrate it, both by the experience derived hhom forei gli t taeregartesatetf age rates alluded to-the church rate and the school rate-are who attended that meeting, I think this further question,
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.. • ' was also evident that if they gave the committee such power cohntriese and by the effect of the operation of the opposite
the house withilertePathet re ard trithe m.eurlist7susOrttre essentially distinct and different What is the objection of whether the industrious classes are in a position to educate Do., Pars. Preferenee, 61. per cent. '25 0 0
52 0 0 4-0
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the Dissenters to Chureh rates? I say not whether it be themselves without help, might well hare been raised. At ; pile ec
1 e tdo ou;' n idge rP r °tghree 8 8 el lit
;r4ch
-7. they would elect teachers of their own.creed, and mike the principle in our own,- through the medium of voluntary
case On the merits of thfs e thr,
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al 0 16 remarkable that this ' gentleman should ha're
school regulations in conformity with their owe opinioes ; associations. He must remind the house that he claimed
to j..-iin issue with the right hon. bak well or ill founded; but I take his objection to be that he this monient, under the voluntary system, are the working
ittianticted d-Ci;e-rai........ eilslios ' I:: : 0 20
is called on to pay a rate for the support of a Churoh from classes called upon to educate their own children ! No.
te. and he thought tbat, if they agreed to the resolution, the Ino merit whatevehfon the use of the main part of the argue
lenge, and, though I own myself inn ual tact'etehPe ri Ihtehoan:
Westminster CharVe•re'd 41 per cent., so o 0 ~ 56 been injured by the accident wl,ich °conned
.• short experience they would have cl• its working before the 1 merits and facts whieh he had stated. He had menttonecl
bart. in the puwer of debate yet I chcii not fear th!issue if which he derives no benefit. What would be the case with ! They pay 2d., while the child costs 6.1. a week. And the Ditto, New ......... • - '5OO. 0 10 9 0 n at Motherwell about a . month a d
go. Mr. Ellwoo o
ir 18th January, 1858, when the taxing power was to com- the sources from which he had elrawn them. He believed
lam indul ed with that att,' t• 1:h hs • ci• bl
.i,cht
if: in isptelusa e the school rate ? Why, that the Dissenter would be called question of rates was really a question as to where the
- mence, would teach the house that they had come to a rash them to be pure and undeniable, and until they were die...
for me to mgeet 0.3 staternenetauolfetuhw gen etnan. upon to pay a rate in return for which his children would difference was• to come from. Show me a more satis-
. WATER-WORKS. farmer, of Kingmoor :House, was .speedily on" ths
e have the benefit of the education given in the schools. The faetory mode, and I shall no longer advocate a hate. •
spot, and at once despatched a servant on horse-
.e. decision. The 10th resolution provided that the Holy Scrip- I placed, he should suffer his conclusions to rest upon them.
In one res ect lam ha t Ie rla
1. len.
o say con la ly concur with
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. - tures should be read in the schools, and that was doubtless . They had been told of the effect of Government inter-
the debt Lir gentlernaPn7 I ere ith hi th t eht cases appear to me, then, to be exactly. Opposite. (Hear.) I I believe you cannot point out a more satisfactory
- Dividend Amount back to Cerlisle fed; medical and other assistance.
- the short and reasonable religious education to which the i ference in foreign countries. lie would on this sunject
not tobap roa-ch tide subjeCt ina-anye wa
t ' yap' i''t., lw. uetutut7. have now gone through the criticisnis of the right hon. mode. To supply the great defects I have pointed Name of Company. per of Pal& Priee Drs. - Steel, Evans, . Cerlisle, and Rae were preraptlY,
- hon. member from. Pontefract -had alluded. (Laughter.) read a passage from Mr. Laing's work on Norway and the
we ouehtPto ap roach it with th Pgr Yt
8 tiL a l't ati baronet upon the noble lord's resolution, and I must SST Oat yOU Will fina practically no other - mode than that " Atumm.• . Share.
• in attendance, with . Mre Page, surgeon, on, baba. '
. .' . Now, the resolution was so ambiguously worded thah he ' Duchies. He said, ". It was trete that in education the sup-
anxiee and inPthat Is irit I shall :mitrnevaeZt. eor ivi ilb that I think his criticism and those of my right hon. friend to which I referred. It may not be this year, but -------- • ; '
A s. d. A s. 4. . of the railway company. ; and all rendered Orri
•••• could not ascertain whether the-reading of the Holy Sctip- ply followed the demand, as in other markets of labour,
and toYa'p roach this iPoe °tient sub'ect. And :dere, Iwfl 1 (Hr. Henley) were criticisms rather too much in detail. my belief ia that the day is not far distant when this
Et L d - assistance ia their- power. • The
.bodies of the
• tures was to be part of the.school lesson or part of the and that the people would always educate themselves or
it is all thPe more incuinbPent u on uls to a ria% the e:
They treated the resolutions more as if they were clauses plan will ba adopted by Parliament. (Hear.) Ido not !' °.,
Garand Li:Cl:ion , 4,. per (int 50 0 0 all 72%
• a
engine driver, TM:ernes Musgrave (who leaves
school teaching. (Hear.) If it was to be part of the school find education for themselves up to the demand and ne- .
ect with that gravity the right hon. ePuPtieuet-an int) int; of a bill than as' merely intending to lay down broad pejo- deny that the subject is surrounded with difficulties, but Kent...........::-....:: , 4'. per cnt.• 100 0 0 - 80
•,, lesson, it amounted, as the noble lord the member 'for cessity for knowledge aud educated labour amongat them, J.
desires when we bear in mind the enormous centue i ' ciples fur future action. I think, therefore, thatthe right I hope Parliament will meet them boldly, in an enlarged Lambeth ......•• •..; i,, , - 100 0 0 - - widow but no children) and lenac Sessferd, . stoktr
t Stamford (Lord R. Cecil) had remarked, to general religi- and that the forced supply of learning or -educated labour -
mal prOportion of the people of this countr who as - hon. baronet hardly met the resolutions of tho noble lord spirit, and that they will approach the consideration of New River Company ( 21,105. • - - - (who leaves a widow and six children), were' removed to
. ons instruction ; apd if it was pot to. be a part of the school beyond that which the social state of the country required
affected by the great question of national Yeduc• ti re
in the spirit te which the noble lord's exertions on this the noble lord's resolutions in a calm, temperate, and for- •
ta.utltiwa.rki& Vauxhall 5/. per cnt. 100 0 0 -
es__ Maid esex - SS% the Central Station. " The 'rails were , torn up and
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lesson, then they were at once arrived at . secular instruc- and could fu'ly and completely use and employ, • was alto-
I shall not overstate the fact when I state th at
ont. subject are entitled. (Hear.) With the permission of the bearing spirit. I believe that in a few years this house w_
much damaged, thethelegraph wires broken, and on°
' . tion. The hon. gentleman the member for Manchester had gether as opposed to the principles of social economy as a
less than 15,500,000 out of the 18,000,000 of the itpi7a- house I will now proceed to deal with the most important and the country will look back with utter astonishment at
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BRIDGES. . of the sustaining postgeirnshed down. The rails were
t laiS down an axiom he-Which he (Sir J. Graham) fully den- forced supply of other labour by Government inter-
tion of England and Wales are directly Rat personally iu- statement advanced by the right baronet, and in refet•ence the bugbear with which tee have so long been tontending,
; repaired without delay, ,apd (with the' exception
, curred, that with. a; compulsory rate no other scheme; of ference in the labour market. The result in Germany, of
terested in the question. Ia this opinion I have the well- to whieh. I beg
_respectfully, but confidently, to express and with a feeling thet this house and the country ought
Dividend Amount of the comhosite carriage), the cierriages were rePlacedh
education bat a secular one was possible ; and he thought giving a monopoly ef education to Governmental boards known authority of Mr. Carr, the income tax commissioner my opinion that his yiews are not supported by facts. I not so long to have postponed the settlement of this great Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. alai the mail traiu proceeded northerard, after a delay 0;
: that they had better go the length of adopting such a sys- and. allowing none but licensed teachers to instruct tne
who, in hie report relative to the income of the various' allude to th_e exhreesion h.e used, that England is educated. question, so deeply affecting the interests and welfare of
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two hours.. It is. estimated that the damage' will 'exnee°
. tern than establish one in which they would have many of people, was te create a power in the. State no? exceeded by
classes in this kingdom, draws a broad line of distinction Sir, I say
tthat En_ghted is. not. educated-(hear,. hear) - the people. (Cheers.)
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its evils without any of its advantages. The llth resolu- that exercised by the Roman Catholic clergy in the meddle
between those who have an income of 75/. per annum and that the iiii ate oftritgland in this respect Is not eatisfactor
y Mr. BARNES moved the adjournment of the debate. e As.4.A s. d. 4,000/. • The engine Was a comparatively new one,' hay'
, tion was, that the eraployera of .young children should be ages. In 1818 this class of teaehers ehook every contenett- those who have not. Judging, then, by this division of --(hear' ear)--
t. a oturtedvance, ehch as it is, does not Mr. DISR kE LI expressed his astonishment at a proposal idninipttewnaorrt ............
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no -0
o • - 12 ing been in use only obout 7 months. The unfortunate
bear etuy peeper ion o . he necessities of the
,ease, and to adjourn this debate withotit the house or the country s
- Musgrave had never. driven it before, and it tiesaid
required to furnish certificates, half-yearly, of the attehd- tal throne by the effects of their. social yower and inter-
the population-those who bave and those who have not
Ditto New of 7;Vp...c.. 1/. per cent. 30 0 0 1.- - that he (deserved something peculiar about it before b°
tepee, and by the false education which they had been -
that af Parliament does its duty by the country it cannot having any idea of *hat were the views of the Government waterloo
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enh.
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luxe at School of children in their employment. He had fe
• 701. aye ir-1 am tight in the statement I mate and I
f d t • t " (H ) Th
ffect of the word orce o impar . ear. at course stood out in
leave the matter to rest vihere it is. Now the future action on the question. He thought, before the holm consented Ditto Old Ann.'of 81. • 11. 14i. Bd. 60 00. - - lett Carlisle. that morning. This waa likewise observed
he.srd legal questions raised as to the e
think the house will aeree with me when I state thi:t ever of Parliament on d•his subtect must turn upon the truth. It to adjourn the debate, it would be highly satisfactory to Ditto Nw ditto of 71.:' all, IN. 4d. 40 0 0 - 26 by others ; and when .crossing the road at Kingmoor
. " ." he had heard an opinion expressed respecting the , broad conitralt to. thatp purred by the Governments
family who has lees thln 75/. a year is mainly dependenT,
may ,
Ho told the. house he
mutse tilrn
tup?n the queetion whether the ri, ht hon. bare- receive from tho Gov r nse e expressi o their opi. Vauxhall .......;.... • • • -'96s. • 70 10 3 -
e n.nie t. m on f : . . 20% the peculiarity was more observable than beforti. Is
. word " might ;" but never had he seen the word " shoulcl'
whet,ll7l° trateustllilitl lc); atallsZe of a contrary kind in for the education of its chilaren on the national fund, what-
th t E 1 d •4 d •t d •
neh iti,,,n..gli wheli let° rya I a
th ner 1 isde..ucate ,00 nion on a matter of such vast importance. (Hear.)
. so frequently used as in these resolutions ; • and
.whether, it wouown
uscountry He took the followin facts from Mr ever that may be. lam endeavouring to show the house
another minute the explosion tock.place.
Jig afu..rlis nee Idhue-. Lord J. RUSSELL hoped, after the statemeht made by . DOCKS.
was imperative or permissive he could not positively meke 01 r
n Blain s's am hien In 'the census whigch was taken it; the enormous namerical preportion of the people affected w tedtell aytattil•ti pW.iit. bs-ayad a
- About 3 o'clOck on -Monday afternoon, the .intlairei
up his mind. (Hear and laughter.) If it svere imperett e,
by this measure. It affects directly 15,30n,000 out of the caw:
t n use:rat:A curt:n:le cilusesfieon svlleetto=r;lllotythritsirneatter tairlet 11. beret, the member for Carlisle (Sir j.
Dividend Amount commenced before Mr. Williana Carrack, city cokonet;
1801 ethenunie)ber of sittings in churches and chapels
h h statement was mule he (Lord J. •
Name of Company. per of Paid. Prioe.
•• then, . indeed, was Sir RoberhWalpole's scheme of. intro-
was 18 000 000 of e
„ p ople. I say, then, we are bound to ap- th't • le th htthA• • ' fl R 11))11r 17 • -1 • •' • •
at the, Coffee Housit Hotel, Carllsle. The - . rc"
' 5 171 000 Ith ear ISSI the number of sittincrs was
n e y . .
can res w ere i is, or w e ser, w a ever e i ecision 0 usse t oug t, in tote mtsapprehension. of hie views,
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' clueing excise into every family carried out to the fullest . , , .
0 proach this question with the ereatest anxiet and because this or next year may be, it will not be theparamountdutv se 1. LI 1 , i" '." ' ."'"
~ -.at toe 110uie zOru at 1,00 news 01 tne inovernment would ---------- ------ - ceeded to the station to view the two &Amin! which
- •extent
.;" for, to ascertain whether every plough-boy had 10.,212,000. Only liB,ooo of these sit tinge were pro yid( d
the whole nation has a deep sillse of the mayt'iitude of the
X s. d. 1 X s. d. were frightfully mutilated, and most of the . clothing
of Parliament to provide some conciliatory system. Ido so far alter his determinationas to . Snow the debate to be . ,
- been to school, they wouldthave- to visit .every employer, with any help from Parliament ; 4,852,003 had been pro-
uestion. With respect to the resolutions agile noble lord
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Commercial .... •• .... '56 pr cent. Stock. Stock.
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oot wish to displace t.he voluntary system, or underrate or continued this day (Friday), se that the house might be
torn avvay. ' The jury then proceeded tes the scene
e and call him tat account e. and the interference would be vided by voluntary system. The rate of those provided
? will come at once to the objections made to the The
sist rid West India..
2601. pr zenht. itock. -
undervalue the exertions hitherto made, but I say that thnt in possession of what wars really the scheme he proposed
_ of the explosion. . The ten•der, composite carriages
' constant, and- irritative in the lett degree. (Hear, helete) by the volUntary system to the others was as 96 per cent. first objection of the ri ht hon. eutle !ruleonthe
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system is insufficient, and. by itself it cannot eihicate the before they heard the course which the Government in. : .... 518..ppreCesnt: Stoe-k. IA le, were . still on the retina, . literalli
994 and eng.n , . g
And if they sought to make education odions-(hear, herd) teed per cent; The State granted 1,033,000/ , and the vol- ground of the form theg resolutigons hillat,eu 7aaksenwa .1
beg to
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•-throughout the land, that was "the plan for doing so. untary j rinciple contributed only 22,400/. These were the
people, and thet eoine auxiliary she tem must be ad. pted. The tended to. pursue. (Freer.)
Ditto 80nd5........ 41. per cent. - - - mashed to, piecest. . From measurements taken . bdc
say, that while I give my support to the genen;l spirit of tirs,t proof I will.give on this ay bject is one to which I would Lord PA.LMERSTON said he.had stated, ; th
.n ...e early St. Katharine ........ -4 per cent. Stock. - - 82
(Hear, hear.) Then, -with regard to !Ile encouragement ho facts. The hon. and learned.member few Midh.urst begged the resolutions Ido not concur in all the details as i think
‘ d a hiror with a measurin lines ii
the coroner an j , ; g . _
'. be given by prizes, by libraries, and certificates, and every them not to overlook the statistics of this questton. These
entreat the particular attenttou of those gentlowen who part of the evening, that it was the intention of Govern. onthampton ........ 36 os per c. 50 0 0. 50 0 0 -
Will be sufficiently proved by my havin '
g movel amend-
victoria ..... „.•• , ~ 5/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 18% wculd seem ,
that abe train proceeding northward on t"
are the advocates of the voluntary system. I bold in my meat to go on to-morrow (this day) with supply ; but cer-
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7 otheh proper weans, without the least notice what wins statistics had now been produced • they hail been thrown intuits to so
left or westerly line of rails, %hen the explosion took
porttionts oftitillem.
.I_thtte_ not thilink the first hand one of the most curious inustratious I have ever, taihly the circumstances to which his noble friend alluded,
• ' ineant, he had not the slighteet objection to any definite ; hafore that assembly in order tha:t they might have the resolution ism.:
JOINT-STOCK BANKS. place, Seesford vas hinted to a distaece of 119. feet
proposal for- eneonh3ging. the children. It was the duty proper effect ;if they had- not, he entreated the house to seu 1:l
_o _ e plan 9f . Ile. no le !ord.; B°, met with of the advocecy of the voluntary system, an i the and the natural desire which bis noble friend must have
th f I
i eret ore, agree with the right hon. baronet that it re-
due east. The compositencarriage and teinien were
1 of the Council of Educetion new, under the 'hetes already allow them to have that effect which 'they ought to pro- complete simultaneous proof of ita failure. I hold in my to reply to the statements of the right hen. baronet the
Dividend 1 Amount
found nearly together, left. or west of, the line,
t made' by that hour, to faiciur the extention Of the educla duce. • His (Sir J. Graham's) last objection was that the
seiorsneresmotittnearts. whimehd miteht be arratifigedtoby the C0111b1918.. hand a report of the Dioceean Society of the diocese of Bath member for Carlisle, furnished sufficient reason why that Na of Company. 1 per of Paid. Price.
. Lieu of the peonle bynuch means. Any legislation there- measure was unsouud iu principle. He now said that it also to the litre; thruo
cwairnowelinurnarse ed).
t_ I ::; ttect• and Well-a society which consists, as most of these socie- course should be altered, and why they should go on with I Annum. ahare.
I 206 feet'north of the spot-where the-boiler exploded. The
fore, fur such last resolution was superfluous. Althou ' h was dangerous in operation-constitutionally dengerous in
which the nPoble lord pro fes a throw so:s:
loans he-
.ti les •
m which I ties do, of some of the most eminent of the clergy and laitY. the debate. (Hear, hear.) He proposed, therefore, to go ----t -
. ' I • A s. d. A s. d. ---- engine seems to heve made teveral eomereaulte in the
the hon. and learned inember-for Midhuret (Mr. Warre ) principle. There was great difficulty in adopting the mem-
think they cannot ade uatel *dorm. Ide ' t d
ODO an eri f that cent
o a y. la October last this society published their into supply on Monday. -
annual repOrt, and at the end of it extolled the voluntary Mr. DIeRIELI said the noble lord seemed to forget itistralai,.isitiiiil.i...4...
.2:1. peerr
eceenntt . 4500 g g all 1.8% air, and• to have first struck the ground some 25 . feet
- beyond wherethe tender rested, or 230 feet- from "where .
. - begged that theY would not go into statistics but d 1• ,sure of the noble lord the member for London, and he stead how maeistratetclin guyalt h •
r ohsesinopsf in towns, ant system in the strongett words that can well be used. The that, at the request of gentlenien sitting on that side of the jelelnueesherci'ar oeToendeoann.lioaer cent..,loo 0 0 20 •;:l 0 304 it I ded ''
dth n bou ddfo ' t" 't
cl• tannel
with principles; and thongh his hun. friend Are mem r thought his last views in support of estimation were op e 3 ecially in ce;unties-how th
. ;xop o
23 ;f an eh re fn e _u% Imes, a_
, for Pontefract bad recommended him to be modest in is Posed to SOW* of those constitutional principles which he (tee? be ni ormed.as to the
, report concludes with speaking of .‘ welloneant though house, be hed inquieed what were the intentions of Govern- Colonial .............. 51. per cent.lloo 0 0 25 0 6 -
eti' 41821 'feet
edPucetional requirements of dil
o to eet eac ,be ore et fina y.reet , . n _
parishes, or how they cotoptratively impracticable endeavours," such as they had ment with respect to besiness on Friday, in coneequence of lonian -............. 6/. per cent. 125 0 0 25 0 0 -. t
-,. refereoces to mattereof that kind, still truth wasi invalh• (Sir J. Graham) had learnt to espouse in that house. It cm atteoapt to decide a 3 to the u
Bk.ofAus. •
~ - j2O 0 0 ail 0 17 north of the Idiot of the explosion, and a little dista
vs!
%in: off rate. seen amide' in the last sessiou oe parliament - alluding to this important debate coming on that evening. It was then Lond.Char.
ablehhear, heerientruth could only be ascertained by tie- wae proposed to haveBo inspectors, 80 sub-inspectors, some
Then, with regard to the sixth resofurteiPer allill
- ference to those statistice-(n Hear, hear," by Sir J. Pa.k- 4,000 or 35,000 schoolmasters, and all the ramifications of the subject of a great deal of disetien?ow 11
°as .ormed my bill and that of the neble lord-to substitute for the obvioue it would be along debate ;- an.d it. was quiteobeious oncclion annitilintr .t.r i
11:1-.. p:tr. :gr. 1
IN g g v) g g 32 westward of the line. Musgrave would seem', to ha ti,
. t ington )-and if the righfi ,hea. baronet tha member t r the influence which such a scheme could not fail to possess. the right hon. gentleman in his othssit; a7riie with present " noble voluntary exertions of the people, and es- that the noble lord the menaliser for London would feel it h
Lo7donii4no. int estoeickn3. . ,'l2/.Pper ceni.l 50 0 0 10 0 0 -30t2 been carried.up with the erneine in its aerial: flight Alia_
. - Druitwich tSir J. Pakitttou) cheered, he would have t e The patronage was enormous ; that iu itself was a very quite understand why the noble 1 jele'letu, law d 'cannot pecially of the Church of England,".!4, state system. of sup' necessary to the high'interest of the question, and to his Frovincial of Ireland.: 18L per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 52 te have remained upon it after one or tvio of. Its
oil. in rot nce
.it he.e. port, having tendencies which are alien to the feelings and own high chaiacter, to enter into an elaborate considers. Ditto, New... ..... . 8 d.per cent. 10 0 0 all - bounds ; for his body was
•found a little -west of the linin
opportunity of foionine. and combating those statisti e great objection. There wasn- to use a French word, which lt touches a delicate, and ditli l
. To the best of his knowalptiga -he wOuld be accurate, a cl lie was not able to traushete-a surveillance -an inspection
to create a great clenauur n t suhject, white. is likely prineiples of the greet majorityof the Christian population tied of his resolutions, hut the noble lord at the head of the Nationfj of Ireland.... 1 6!. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0 - 340 feet ncrth of the sPot of explosion. Mr. Riehard;
, quote authority for the statietice that he gave. The stet' - -a watching-a prying-of these Government servants- which a greet difference o'f aowiniuo rarer
I.a prtin. ciple a_bout of this country.. Here, then, is the broadest possible assert Government said he had made up his mind to go intocom- Nat. Provincial of Eng. I Bi. per cent. too o 0 35 0 0 -
son, the foreman nt tee jury (an ironmonger, ,sne
. ; tics and -many of the argumente which it would be leis du v (hear)-which would be intolerable. There was a power fore, Considenue the ice te auPd liel. ntusefexthts , arhel, there- 1.- tion of the merits ot tails hoble voluntary system, and of
a -.no le loed s th.e insufficiency and objeetionahle nature of. the other stile- mittee of supply. The house must feel that it was of the 0 pitthe,:ewk .6 ....r.o: ;stn. p:rt..gegt. N g g 10
El 0 -
. conversant with machinertd, after ex 'hi th fire'
g 0
utmost consequence that when those inquiries were made eorhetrititnnia.e.rif:'...• •I;fephet.&b•s". 25 o'o o
. -; •-to advance were not his OWD. Something disparaging h d of inquiry like that of Sir Robert Walpole's scheme resolution, I hope en o Port thtu jeeillU b
41- box, said he had no doubt the explosion had ai igen trout
been said with reg sill to pamphlets. ;He should not ha e to be carried into every part of the house. Every boy nutter drawine that resolu. tionPPor •ut
11 Ytwf a fouhd of with- statutes proposed. But it so
.happens that in a preceding the re-ly
p should bo distinct, and adhered to. union of Australia.. .• 306-per cent. 25 0 0 704 want of water Celonet Wynne one of the govern'
ireir
rothnot piresiny rt upon.. sentence. in this heportt at. tention is drawn to the. fact that Lord P A.LMERSTO OS said the right hon. gentleman was Ditto .............. 331. per cent. - 210 0 8 .. • . , , . _
18 years of age was to be examined. This was must .admir-
, i nvestigated this subject satisfactorily to his own mind, aLi
the house. To the eneral ea
10 o 0 27% ment inspectors of railways, happened to be ia
o he nob e ohr ndrvesolut a new diocesan inspec et had lately been appotated-the very hard to please. .(A laugh.) The reply he had made Union of London .....
,20'. per cent. 50 - 0 0
he should not have arrived at the conclusion to which e oblen (Hear.) His lion. friend the Secretery for the
Cone I give my adhgerence 2'l'l I •
Union of Madrid ..... ; -. 4O 0 0 all - Carlisle when the accident occurred ; and tbat gr 11,"
. had cenue, but tor two permehlete which had beeu publish d
Treasury slumbered. (Loud, theory, and. Mr. Wilson rose of some such planais- that 'br tu
liatluf ere
rbt. et'ill "tile Rev.
Mr. Vaughan. It appears that this inspector had was not made in thoughtlessness, but for the convenience of
,
,
og t orwafrth y e :to e been round theeliocese to. examine the educational state of Government, and the interest of the public service. But • tleman attendechtnpon the ground between ten anu
and bowed.) If this machinery of inspectors, sub-inspectors
CANALS.
- within the last week. He well remembered the fachar-at, e
o lord. Bac lookine to the • '
unesiotinosn, the county-this county iu which the eireets of the volun- he had yet to learn that it was the duty of Government to
twelve o'clock in the' forenoen, took a eurvey of-the
and schoolma.sters were to come into full operation, flesn soupeien i teen onetlriees°l
honouredfather of one of those pamphleteers. Elo sat '
and looking-' at theltate of Ipuutirc
that house; he had risen byline- houest imiu.t.y to - t e
and blood would not be able to stend it. (Cheers.) The use .
His hon. frieud would not slumber then. (Cheer's and of education-a. question on which there must cble 'Teat ary syetem are so i.autted by. the society. Will the hour disregard those courtesies which were due te manbere - .
Dividend wreck, and notes 'Ofeits chief features, which will,
iteittrinit me te draw its attention to one or two passages in bringing forward an important question, and who, like Names of p, Dividend price Narnes of ti no doubt, be reported iti - the proper quarter. :Attila
and abuse of a machinery such as this would be monstrous.
' .. place which he occupied as 'the representative of the wo t
difference of opinion, still I must confess I was netbpre- %report of ttat revl. glentletulan as totthe state ?f the diho- his noble friend the member for London, might be desirous- Companies. A per Companies. h Per inlets '
4 . Annum. • request of the coroner, Mr. 'Addison, general superin-
important, portion" of the conslituency where he was bon,
panel for the course taken to-eight by my right hon. friend
laughter.) A scheme suck as was now proposed with the
rcrht? ahnocni phar icultatr yth wohu d begh he attteliletitot oil t :is to take the earliest opportunity of replying to statements 'a ,Annunh '
__ ' - tendent, undertook that, then engine should be laid
• line bred-he alluded to Mr. Bailees. (Cheers.) His son win
the member for Oxfordshire_(Hr. Henley) who throughout
beet motives would be peostituted to the worst of possible
made agaiest those measures.
on the Treasury bench at the preettut time ; he had bet
his speech has been silent on oue poiut. He has not told is'educated. ar;rll Me eiVU., r•ehe'a•usiie • l'.'tirtsth 3 ng
tanb • A ' ' own in the shed at Cerlisle, in precisely- the sante
objects. (Hear.) The liberties of England-the boasted
el, r. . env% el
tahlt
d. a enetirlinust
the The ueotien for adjourning the debate was then agreed .
tried mei not found wanting ; and his brother, the pa -
the house whether he is prepared to enter upon the dig- evid ntl th
‘shtn &Oldh •93 7/. p. ct. ' 145 Macclesfield. lit' 21. les. 81 cdondition as. • 1
it ay on the ground. On the jurf..lc`
liberties of Engla.nd-which theh were now asked. to sus- cussion of the resolutions, aud by the right hon. baronet, k el
1 lutsr-,' grrn uP
tut
ef
tre&Wl ta ell
eis to, end the house resumed.
Barnslay...• 'l6O - - Neath •• •• •• 100 161.
~ -
Dd
. p•ileteer; w.as not inferior to him in at nitres, or less wortly
bling at Carlisle, it was agreed tbat scientific a
pend for a. legituu;tte purpose, might be hegraded into the
now e
hgie ot e sime es e einen so e las ran reit- RAILWAY AND CAUL TRAFFIC BILL. BrknitatAbrg 'lso' V. •- . Oxford .. •••• i 08 - 104 mem
,• •. of their approbation. (Cheers.) The other wai Mr. Unwir ;
who has expressed a hope that the house will take upon • he very irreeul a attendance of a large num-
-41. 92 !Peak Forest. 78- 51. Os. ;76 practical men should examine and report on the boiler,
most impure and tetal channels, destructive th the freedom
fon, 7
tvt h
ld . e,
The second reading of this bill was postponed uutil the Bth Birmingham 40
• - and none were more worthy of their oaten( ion arid considerf-
itself to repudiate the whole of the subject, and to
- Coventry.... 1001 25 a - Regeot's •- • • 30 i 1 . 14% &c. Mr. Taylor and Mr. Wm. Rawlinsen, engineers,
of our cohntry. (Hear.) He had already said that he re-;
e.t. e .
~, e c i ren who aid go to school prevehted their of May. .
Derby • en. too tir: 155. •84 Rochdale.... ga; 11. 105. 76
- ". tion those -two pAnipuleteer4 ; au.l their pamphlets cone
refuse to entertain the question of the education •of e,quirm, any knowledgethat was worth possessing ; that dOINT-STOCK BANKS BILL.
were appointed, and it was agreed that they should„ at
tained argiiniento•and facts vvhieb, to his mind, were irri- garded this DS a new Church rete.. A bare inajon.ty might
the people ; that is the proposition of the rieht hon b•tro-
Ellsmre&Chs, 69 2% p.ct. - Somrset Coal 140, - -
impose !i tax upon a large minority. De. Candlish, -who
in many parishes there were no schools ; and that the first This bill was read a second time.
once inspect the deb) is on the spot, and not wait fornbe
• s;stible, arid had led him to the conclusion at which be
net. He refuses to go into the resolution at ;.:,1 ; he refUs
Grandi oictn' 100 3 pr. ct. 4a Do': Lk Fdat 12; . - -
WAYS AND MEANS, Do., 6 or.CLI 10 61. pr. ct. i len Sttlrd &Wore 140, 286 420 removal of the engine .to Carlisle. It was decided to
was a Dlssenter, and a man of genius, seid that the whole
reined) was the ptovilion of funds for the building of schools .
.•
• had arrived. He did not pretend to try novelty in argil-
to enter upon the subject of the resolution ; and vhil hes
success of a school depended upon the schoolmaster. Some
and the payment of masters and mistresses. And at the
' ••• meet, much less to novelty in facts ; those facts bad all-
asks the house to take this c mrse he must know IN. t. 8 8 Mr. FITZROY brought up the report on Ways and means, Grand .urrey: 100' 41. -; !Shrewsbury.. 1
125 -,- - - summon the followino witnesses-Thomas Graham who
bare authority that had imposed a rate miglat choose a school- i . i
11dt:tie- end of the report he -aid he ceuld not conclude with-
, . Grand Union'loo' 11.0 s • - !Stoarbridge.. pm •-. 121. 290
which was agreed to .
• • ' 'ready . been brought before the house ; they remained un-
ceded to the house will evince 'a
disre ard
w ert th ''t- h tb 1• • k lace i
mas hi h . o e spo.
•w en
.e exp osion too p .
master fur the pus poee of . religious teachiog. AII h A -
ttowar, s re out expressing his decided opinion that the state of educe- BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. Rennt & Avnl 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn and]
...eiti: 2/. _
. - 0 aatravertect,
_anti he beriev•ed them to be incontrovertibl.
-- t-e -- feelings of the people, !show itself ind ffeg
Brittain, locomotive superintendent, to speak as te
Lancaster, ~11001
.- , - ( W.Ye
_Raik .1 '' • •
.
.. -. • _His °ejection to the scheme was that it was unnecessar .. sects of the parish would immediately be in arms against interest, and without fail sh• k V
1 ,rent o the public ton iu the diocese was 'below what it ought to be ; that ie. , Mr. WALPOLE wished to know, as the ordinary. course
• • the
elle pu lc confidence in it. 1 many parishes there were exeellent schools, which were of proceeding with the business of the house was next week ri•ers&t, L sop
lignite If. 44sg,re wßairrinwrieneg 7
, j 100 2/. 25 eof the engine • the fropt uard of
the stat , g . the train ,
' fie contended, in the strongest manner, that there was nO hini• (Hear.) If a Dissenter were chosen the Churchwan hope therefore the hou
man who lighted the engine fire on the morning of. the
. • country in Europe, within the last 25 years, in which the would be seriously aggrieved. (Hear.) So far from bring- my right hon Friend. I Islewl h not supeort tnt modon of • doin,g a great work, but that there were many also in to be altered, when the Police Bill would come on for dig- L'eeice:tgreL;;;li. 83' -• -I ' Warvvick & 1 ,
2L 10 accident ; and the man who drove it on its previous
progros in education had been so rapid and sttisfactory aa ing peace, this meesure would be a sword in every parish discushon of Le resolutioepee e house will enter upon the which there were no schools coatiected with the Church, Cussion
Loughborogh 142 701' 550 Napton.. 3Me
•
- in•Euhlend. Barbet', friend the mewber for , Pontefract •-h(cheers) -and whilst they had with difficulty extin- • . uor Ole noble lord• Let me now and maey more in which the schools were sadly inefficient
approach the criticisms of the ri ht la b• EL Sir Gi-. GREY said he would-fix it for Friday, but could not wonmouthsh 100 - - Worcstr &1.78 he I 21 journey. The inquest, was then adjourned to Tueselai
lintgmerysh 100 - - : Binning. j
morning, the 15th inst.,. at half-past 10 o'clock.-Mans
. g on. armee. .is -mere schools of idleness and every bed habit. In the say when it would be proceeded with.
' . Lad inadoallusion, to the year-1848. Austria st•
eed hihh io guished a dem) by the abolition of Church rates, they were first objection was as to
& Brks -105.0 d. -
whry 100, - ; -, Wilts
c. . -
proeeetineg by resolution at all. I diocese of Bath end Wells, then, the right hon. gentleman Mr. DISRAELI agaiu comp'ained of : the adjournment of lieltn3l
/tester Guardian;
~. iagard to education ; Prussie stood high in regard to °dui about to kistile a, flame that would be felt in every house- admit there is one seiious objectiuu to that course I re- .s•
eat hardly say that the peonle are educeted. I will now the debate until to morrow (this day), alisit would preclude inSU'RANCE COMPANIES. -
~ • - .
. cation- -but what-were the scenes at Vienne?. what were held. (Cheers.) The rate to be proposed was to comprise minded the noble loid on a f • .
- -
u.rmtheartocie,asdumßthat,,lthe pin say a word or two dist may - b. 9 interesting to the right his right hon. friend from making his motion-on going into
..
~, • the ecenes in Beihn in 1818? What was the proud con 4 purely secular education. Tne sight hon. baronet the mem ef resoluti oss would not do
813.4 BORNE MAILS.
hon. gentleman the member fur Wiltshire (Mr. S. Her- supply.
. • . Dividend Amount 1 .
~.-,.
~ treat in Eneland prosecuted on the voluntary system, at
, .. e e _ ber for Droitwitch said he wished he could tind some placed resolutions ou record %%Liao t 'ar
tin' """
a'
a prepert e titet.
1.113ut title bert). I wish to show, iron:neer tein evidence in my pun. Viscount PALMERSTON said that it was an act of cora. Name of Company. • per of Paid. Price.
--.-.0..-..--
be lensed it would continue ?• He had said that the num; middle ground-he said he wished there was some middle ueble lorti defended. his course b •
session, hoe far the right hon. b at. woubl hejustitied in
Annum. ghare.
. leer of schools was rapidly _and proaressively increasing!. ground upon which Dissenters and Churchmen might for one admit the propriety' Yl-I"gua'a" 1 13
wh
'eh
•d' mon courtesy to his noble friead.
Of signifies that the malls ate sent from the General Post ofBo'
• Ile would call attention to facts which be contended eolith 'fleet. Ile said that, remembering only the points upon showedlaim that no itide end . t 10
irpetience, e Sal , saying that the people are educated in that co into,. I Mr. DISRAELI wished to see courtesy extended to his -
• ~ . lAs.d.A s. d. - by the alight-and II by the morning-despatch.)
not 'be auswel ed, ' and which were drawn from sources; which they agreed, and forgetting those upon which they a chauce of can yi ue throPueh eaubilluleown :Inc! that hour hat hoitt in my hand a communication which I have received friend. . •- ,
Albtov .........• •• .. 3/. 10s. 1500 0 0 60 0 0 ail
_-....
_ as' lice believed, fair and undoubted, and which it would dittered-(cheers)-and, as far as his (Sir J.- Grahame.) •h a complicated fro
question if her Majesty's Government r fus d t tt • m a resident clergyman in a parish in Wiltshire, with Viscount PALMERSTON-My friend is my friend,
.tiosu4s itli;. aid Fcr. 7/. I4s 6d.os 'lOO 0011 8 0 17% 1.14 y iv:::,..,...,, 61,, ~ ~, rir•-,
e e oen er ain whom I have so politest acquaintance, whose name
. iae for the right hon. oentlemon the member for Droit• experience went, the more minute the difference, it The noble loot h• fdt
(Laughter.)
nut° marine ....... ',I. p.c.& bs. 100 00'25 0 0 40% 00UNTRIEs. in Genera; E'er', Pot. du, 1,,
wick (Sir J. Pakingtour if he did him the honour to fol. the more intense the feeling. (Hear hear.) They ' tiat lookine t - • la:* C prudently and wisely..l think, I have no authority tu mention in this house, but SPIRIT TRADE 'IN IRELAND. .tochor ........•• •• -5. per cent. 501 0 0 - °Mee; London.* trisp,tea, En, 'owl.
lo* Lino to deal with. As regarded the day schools-id might regret it, but such was the) fact. This dent We War e igisoat.dirlbell the question by an indepou- which I shall be happy to tell the right honourable On the motion of Mr. BRADY, the house went into corn- •
wee •., .. 15s 0/1. 50 o a 515 0 17;4 ... -... ... ------•--.-
_.. ~...._._ .--
- England, in 1818,_there were 614,000 day scholars, or oue plan of the right hon. barooet was happily termed by Mr. independent zien2_ 7,re w
o_e tihe more prudent course for gentleman in private. He declare!! that, looking over mittee to give him an opportunity of bringing iu a bill on ergus Life ....... •• .•. -4/.per cent. 100 gI: I 0 0 - : hanerica(byririt.pack)b Every-nide!' .. Liverpool April 11
in 17 of tile, populatione-iii 18d3. they hed risen th Baines tha reeutralleation of the Black Sea of religious not to attew t thebho el 11;
ilta t'str°l34fee"g3" thesubje"
the length and breadth of that great county, he did not this subject ; but as the proceeding was considered out .of Ariertilesl'eCale'ettifeene.lieee. ep7r4ctlt bie lOg 0 0 10 g g - ,
21 • America (by United St.s , ; . ,
Ipacket) ..........a. .... .. - Liverpoo; i
-.3,276,000, or one ip ••Il ; and iu 1851 they had riseh teaching. (Hear, hear.) That was a very happy expres- of •es l t. P t l ' p ess wo tut legtelation, butin a series kuovr a single rural parish ware the education of the la- rule, the house resumed.
, 4/. 100 0 0 10 0 0 120 • America (by U. states - '
-to 2,144,000, or loiii Bof the population. And what wee -ion, end- he (Sir J. Grahaue) would most gladly adopt it. i., io a lons. uay du.wn broad and intelligible priuciplee b•mters was satisfectory, or the means of education any- SHIPPING DUES .COMMITTEE. Crown .........• ••... 17s. Od 50 005 0 a 184 Jiacket). ... ....A •• ~•• 39UthAtII ,t .:
the state of the Sunday echools ?In 1818 the scholars ate (Hear, hear.) Thee let them embark upon that sea ; they zntiliesisa! opttlion ort rejection of the Legislature. That I thing approaching to . niciency ; that there might be euch, Mr. WILSON moved that the committee should consist Eagle •• - hAnitritlia (vi; "gontle -s ; "
--tending the_Sunday echools wore 477,000, or lin 24 'of thS were not without a compass ; they were not without expo- bon a. su men ans.wer to the tirst objection of the right bui he did nut know them; that he knew many where of 17 nstead of 15 members which was agreed to
i Equity and Law...... 414 per cent. 100 0 0 60 a 5% ampton) ..........n , ••••••••••- Southempto
* populetiou •in 1633 • 1 518 000 or lin9 . in 1831! rience in tbie matihr. He would deal first with the pro-, • • I
gent eman. The right hon. gentleman then, with con- there was no day school of any description • and that in 5 e name o r. ance was ien aa o e commi ee.
Th fM V 'it ' dd.d tth - •tt European Life ...... ...
General.. - - _ ...... Id.
6/. 20 0 0
50 0 ,
l
,•••• . •
a.l 84 Ditto (via Marseilles) N - Dover .. •
visions o a house- e at a very strong ee ing on te.
' •• • ' ' 4• • fth t hh 1 f I li
2,40,1,000, or lin7 of the whole population. He would not siderable force, as 1 thiuk took the Sallle objection as th t aleth h 1 1k t • '•
t • h •
a pails es escoo a were on yep in ens ence in t eir On the motion that Mr. Kirk's name be also added, Globe ‘........ 5, per cent. Stock. 9* 6 4 Ditto (via Cape of Good, ,_ '
10b4 Hope) ...... .. .N 1
.. il7ncertals
taken b th -.lit h '
• shortly read to the house the state of education under thel matter-thud they ehould learn what was the effect of this "shire .
~ye i
le rie
th on. geneleman the member for
.oxferd- - present wretched and almost useles condition by the libe- . Mr. VANCE opposed the motion as Mr. Kirk was ern- ,ruardian -;......... 5 per cent. 100 0 0 47 •ai 0 534 Africa (Vies t Coast) .. N 23d of the monti. plymouse .i
( am ere disi!osed to advert to this objec- rality of a single iudividual. Will the right hon. baronet pleyed on another committee. and because it was desirable Imperial Fire......... la/. per cent, 500 0 0 50 0 0 340 . aoexandria.......B ..N 8, 9. 24.* 30 el Dever .. „
• neptineneal eysteme with the most rigid Governmental iu- model course in foreign countries. He would read what n , it, .
.
10 i. ecause my
tng.
tt, hon. !r:.iend in his able speech lett fil.y, if i his bs a true statement, that it is possible for an
imperil:ll,ll'e - lgouthampt, :
h- terference. • In,Pruesia, where the Governmental inter-. M. Gnizot said. about the theory of these grants. He tent • •
9 to have on the committee some hon. member to represent,
ference was most rigid and stringent, the proportion was 1 that the attempt to secure to the tollowers of dintet eat h
stiseshitonhaopopeagrolleoro„,stn ear edeinlcr
ato this ohjection. Tim man to.huld that England is educate! so far as Wiltshire the southern ports of Ireland, and as Dublin and Cork were, lndemulty Marine.- 1 s
21: 3/. lgg : 00 1:
itol o 8: :33:10D1411 ........'. is, trittlilyof the 'lvo. • ISouthamptcn•
~in 0. of.tfoidopul.stion ; in-Holland, lin7; in Bavaria, 1: cree.de the reality of religious instruetion sufficient for. the . !rochial boundary a -stem thham) objected. to the is coseerne-i ? . Agate, the Rev. Mr. Clay, the chaplain of the oely two ports which would be affected by the bill be-: b
haa ww tn,
tree . . . . • . - „
... 2s. to_ • b 1
'.
100 . 0 10 0 0 61% - Bragizil ...:.:::::',::,,,, 54.9 th of th.(;;riniiiti . Ilavtehra in- p• ;/; IA) p 214; 6.
.in 8' thrt-Anatria, linlo ; in France, linlo ; in Belgium,. subject, and such no wood. applh to all religions, had Creak u the arechialYs t' on e grentut that it woll.l Preston gaol, 111 one of hi 3 reports, alludee lareely to the 1 coming law, he would propose the name of Mr. Beamish as Legal 'a-milt:len. er•lil .I,l•fe - '5OOO ' 2 0 0 5% BuenosAyres.... - neneth es the Mont south:mete, April ;6
1in10;- in Sweden, 1 in 11 ; so that despised and ma- neither enswered the expectations of families n,,r cowpied - from till: schoth I shell 5;1 um'
and .sever the clergyman istate of eilacairou in the e.ututy of .Leacaster. elie states ian amendment. Another objection to Mr. Kirk was, that he London . ... - Various pot Unt,,ct...
ligneti..England .was equal to-all of these countries, with. with 'the conditions a the law, The attempt to eetablish•
et tra is simply au itn a ; ript to show that the paroehi,,i that tf the immense number of prisoners who had been in was 1 kely to be a partisan, as he had already spoken in fa- London Ship.... • - Cape of Good Hope ..N' •
warine......... --- igsper share 100 0 0 28 0 0 41 • nape de Verde ......N. 9th ot the mobrt, southampton ,
- ' the eiceptiou of Prussia, in the proportion of the popula- religious instruction in the school which would satisfy all lseYe :good answer to tdruslii nay, aud if I aua nght it will that gaol duriug tee lest two years not less than 36 per vour of the abolition ashipping dues.
Wed. Inlaid& Gen. Life 44 / per et. 50 8 0 ; 2 0 0 34 Ceylon (seeindia)
~ taste receivtug ecincation. And no.w with respect to the I
mrsons was only vague aud illusory. On the highet position by two instances, one o
jection., Let me illustrate my omit. were unable to repeat the Lord's Prayer, and Mr. LOWE hoped the house would not agree to the amend-
• .
•
. lonelier of teanhere. lu the
...Euglish day. schools, at the authority, he side that childieu valued instruction ouly in arish in m own neiehb aMy own estate, in a " thut upwards of 70 per cent. came into the gani in ment, as it was'desirable that the mercantile interests of Ire- 1107,earrva - "•••7..„ sn. et. & bs. 9(5) ((:),
II ? 101 1:::1 6 • aylorier• •• ,• .....•• -N.__
~_ ' - . - ' .
' _
1 Isles.. .... „la mon.,,Fecl.,ftFri, Eionthampi, ;Tn.Th.Sat
, .. . , .
.•. coped* 0f,1851, the own ben evhs- 94,n7d; in, the Sunday proportion to the time and attention 'that was bestowed pPa t• bloeY to ii,T eurhoed, where a considerable such a state of newel debesement that ic -Was laud should also be represented on tbe committee. gational Loan Fund 5l. per cent. 20 on2lo 9 - • Chi 11................ -,(1 Id & 170 or mon,. Southampt.,
sehools, 3-8,000 ;so thrt the towel:ter of watchers in Eug- aPort it -He (nir J. Grahatnt woula cite a rep-set which - •t,' .A'tn 'il, fire dilllicel.7 his parish has 36 resideat inha- in vain to give them instruction or endeavour to After a few words from Mr. GROGAN, Mr. RICHARDSON, and Palladium Life...
laml amounted to 413,0J0, or lin43 of the whole popuba had been quoted by Sir R. Peet. He wouni not only read mut aruigshatuhou fri:ends.eteallof the school age. Will either of teach them their duty, because their state of ignorance Mr. BRANUM!, the house divided. Pelican ............•• -' ' - - 4514 , Constauitinople ......N -8,13,18,211,&24 la' IDover -. ,
.
tion, or 1 in,lo oh the number of children ; and yet in the the pa,esag,, but al.:o his comments upon it, whieh might education can* annlV to thwte 1 ovoi the parochial system of was such that they did not understand the meaning of the For Mr. Kirk • 73 Phcentc .. - •• - - - - 785, . Constantinople .......h4th ta 20th of tn, Southamer,, ,
5 0 010 0 - Cont. of Europe M & NiTwice daily ..... • . Dover .. TwicedallY
• 'face ()tall thie the right boa.. Member her Droitwich (Sir' be received with the highest iespect. It, woo .the:secoed ,:.-, , ~_ ,- - • a
auCe 01 tne clergyman from the s
parish, or avoid that serer- wor._;B used for the purpose. We are also informed by Mr. Against 94 Professional Life...... M. per cent.
Provident Life ........ ,11. 53 & bs. 100 0010 .0 1 384 Egypt (see India) I - ,
.
. .....),'Pakiniton) stated iast yew that we could not go ou as , report issued by the Massaclaussets Board of Eduoatioo, _much deprecetes . I will • chool which they so Cley in this report that of the working population in the .- , Majority.- , -21
Rock Life.........• .. .. . 75." 58 6 0100 I 8% France .. .. al & ineTwice daily.. .• - Dover ... • Twicsdalls
- - '''We- weinh-that the 'voluntary systeatt ha.: broken down- and was dated at Boston. It stated that, in the repurt of Tinton just one other instance county of Lencaster not lege than I,in 14 comes every year The announcement was received with lond cheering. Royal Exchange - ...... _as 4,7, 17, 20, 27 err: aouniampte a .
, . .
in the Count of Mowno
n - thatie 'wee haressieg anti vexatious, as Mr - Kennedy, the lest year, the writer expressed the alarming deficiency of wee y ,
t_ u. h, referred to by Archdeacon- within the grasp of the law ; ;and he- argoes, and argues The name of Mr. Beamish was then put, and added to the gun Fire •• .... • . ..6/ 10s. . - o 248 Greece (see India) I
ecliddl dent), ctor said, and thht the Only leei-timate mode in moral and religious instruction in then. echeols. That Amperes, whe..e here were obly 17 inhabitants. I need failly, that the condition in which the unfortunete people
eu no further in order to dispose f Committee.
Ditto Life - ..... .1/ I4s. a- ~ - ureytown .......... re 2nd &17ih of mon Seuthaniptue .
o the objection as to are brought into. the Lancashire prisons is a proof of the •• . TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE. United Kingdom •.. • • 41. p. et. & bs. 20 0040 0 4% Hamourgb ..........NiTuesday & Fridad Leaden .....
whims they could-provide for the eilauation of the people deficiency in religious instruction was only to be expleieed ?
the itnportance of tuaintai • -
5/. per cod. 100 _
0 0 10 0 0 - Savannah .......... 54 2nd of the Monti Southampto, May 2
the connection between state of degrading ignonanne.ia which they stand. Yet it Sir G. GREY moven. the substitution of the name of Mr. 1ki.7:12e..::.. • 412 6 5% tiAland ..,... „.. -51 Dally•• .. •• •• •••• Dover .. .... Dal, •
was. by calling on the peonle to provide a rate. That %Yak; by supposing that the' committee to whom the tisk had
clargyinen and schools. It uilug
.•• 51. per cent.
:the fifet germ ef the compulsory principle. He entirely , been assigned had not found 'any books at once expository
impossibility The next i •
s, as I have said, simply au is. in the face of such facts as these that the ilftlit hone ha-
; Monckton Milnes for that of Mr: Scott. ..
Honduras ....., „ „in 17ta r !the month. SouthampioT, lfithormo_
-
mit le, that . the ' plan of the ronat endeavours to get rid of tha noble lord 8 proposition After a few words from Mr. WALPOLE, Mrt, Scorr, and Mr.
i.ndia(viatiouthampt.)N tth ;1 20th of mon. Plymouth .. -4.& 20 m
'
concurred. a ith Ilia had been stated by the hon. teem ber of doctrine and freo from discussiou which fitted them to be-
uoble lord is uenecessat!
MISCELLANEOUS.
.Y.
thlt the rght honourable by declaring that England is educated. I contravene the af. MILNE; tllo motion was agreed to.
india (via Afsrseilleol,l 9th& 25th of MOnti; Dover ...... I -
for Northumberlaud (Hr. Liddell), tbat the inducerneuts weans of religionsinstruction. Hence he was bound to ex-
baro.net ie right Liertainl ing can justify the intro- assertion. He gives me an opinion, and it is that England POOR-LA.W (IRELAND). -._______ lonian Is!es (see India) 7, 17, &27 of mon D0ver...... :
- Wert:Cl iri ibis co•untry for the iwproveeteut of education elude such books, though itanas but fair to ad,.l he would 1 t• h• th ' .1. n Bytue
sitlic ion o. . ap. a..
.. u the whole quedtion turns on is educated. I meet him with facts ;• and I say that the.se Mr. NAPIER obtained leave to- bring in a bill to amend dend 1 Amount
froland ..,..•,...M & N Toilet daily ...... Hold-head -. TwicedallY
were atreng beyond ineaSure. He was sorry that the house have been vary glad to introluce them• Upon this report'
Name of CompaLy. Divpier of Paid. Price. blew .;',......; ......-„ie 7,9, 17, &270 f m. Southampton:Aptil 17
t e are' tenn, teleat
.tne
•Plan is unnecessary ; and facts demonstrate that England.is,not educated, and that the laws relating to the election of poor-law guardians in Ire-
Annum. Share. hanena
..---..„
„,...„51 ath of the month Southamptos'
, was alot full when the hon. member shoke, and_ he (Sir J. Sir R. Peel said-this was a system which did not exclude
•
' Grehnol WOUILI 'wily -tepeat ' the ai 'muter:nil which he (Mr. the Scriptures (exactly what the noble lord proposed to here joind!sstuk vtla the right- hononra,ole gentle- a large proportion of the population are in the most land. .
i n s. d. • X s. 4.
---...-..- weaeira
e, _ _ n n
nie23cl of month ... • . Liverpool ... .;-
t.na.n, and Tt? i,r a. e /prove that the plan is imperatively akrming state of ignorance. Further, the head consteble Th i bill was brought in and rea,d a first time. . .
Malta etee Ind:a) ' - - -
'
Liduelf) had orged, All the reilrobad compardee-ali the sten Although the Scriptures wore to be read, they were
ai. 50 0 0 20 0 0 - wane
.....,...
.....a4 8(18, &28 of inon Dover ....... 4, 20 me. .
- •
:vitt' etobe e tucated. The right of Preston says that of 16,500 persons taken into custody MORTARS AND GUNS. Assam Tea ..........
• . scieutitic lo,d•i•tes-were daily Mein and more unxions to ob- not to be taught upon the priuciples Of aey Church, pro- ialeocnessary, it v,v,e w h
ktitsof t:ei
214 per cent. 50 0 0 -
.
';'' :. it,4.0 '.Bkdi,ad lebour. Tee premium upon education was videdthey were used for the purposei of education, betty- f • terorn p,cai _ .•4 e of edueatten of the people le the yearh 1853 and 1851, not less than 9,641., or Colonel BOLDER() moved for-1. The names of the dif-
luacesttrli f T.
_;;lQ't;:ri 1/. Is. 100 0 0 17 10 0 3-5 s (see hidia
%later );
r.
14th of the mono ~
- Maher and Mellor. The wieeet policy had been pursued by jag it to the teachere of religiou to inculcate the doctrines--- :Aanui„liaiinatil., arr:i,ferritrred to statptics, with which we are more than n 8 Per cent. of the whole, could neither fereut contractors of certain ordnance. 2. Their calibre.
gto the periods of 1813, 1533, and read nor wilt°. The head constable of Manchester saYs 3. The Proof charge of each description of gun; howitzer and instra;tan Royal Mall ; 51.
Australiln Trdst •• .. 81. per cent - 25 0 0 -
10 0 0 all ligtiOo U8o• .V.....:
..:1,; end Of the month. Soathampten Aprt
-. Naples ~....: 7. 7 ...„ it: rthlsthasthornion Dover .... „.I 116 - '
•
.;:Le.ct.got_he public offices to publie competition, and the Lord J."RUtiSELLHNO, no.; quite the reverse.
.
al ad& 17th of montl Southampte7.l
181. I never have denied thet these returns show that that of 8,291 males tekehinto custody in 1353 aud 1 ..54, mortar, and 4. The number of rounds firedfrorn each. '.
7 Anglo-Mexican Mint.. it. 10s. 10 0 0 all - Now Ciranada ...,:,...
._:'
" •
3 to-the aystene was stated bth P i 1 t fth
,taa i res ten o
~ e Sir J. GRAHAM said he was sorry to trouble the house. the number of clindren at seheed during the latter period 2,676, or more than 32 per cwt., could neither read nor The motion was agreed to. British Arosrican Land 153.- - 40 00 - New Zea1and.......... BY PriVake ta IP .. Various port 17nosrtani-
Boarttof Trade t7O have beau all th Y
Canada ••• •• •• •• •• .. 61. percent. 100 0 0 32 10 0 142 papal states „......../..15th15th25illofinon. Dover .... ~ : • •7
' 1/10 , t veluanie appehnineues iii one It nediaril be
desiriiedd.
hi he at such length, bnt thie was a matter of authority and evi- w.di more than at either of the former periods; but the write, and that 5,300, or nearly 61 per cent,ecould read The hoase then adjourned at a qua t .-- t
r ex pas one.
- Do. 5 percent Bonds 51. per cent. - , - _ Peninsula
.....,
....Ai ‘ Ith 17tha7thofnion. iouthampton
epened to, the • t Ith ',ill elm
Loupeti iou o eon, 0 c assus and ttie .-
pire a , ,cia tience. Chevelier Bunsen, who ha,l_ the advantage of a right honourable gentleman did not state that the progrees only, ornead a.nti write very imperfectly. And Capt. Greg,
....h.-____e_.
..----_____heehhe. Ditto, 6 per cent. .• 61. per cent. - - 110 peru
...:..........51 Id & 27th of mon. SouthaMpton -
. -
,g, rat:-..,it inducements which tbe State count otin' -•* h Knowledge of the syetems of Prtissie. Combined with that of evinced in the latter period was less thau in the former the head constable of Liverpool,. saye that ot 25,11.1 pri-
City Navigation Bonds - - - Pert Natal ..........5
ay private ship... Various porn Unceztain
e.'Steteinte ft ' . r, eit out England in a work which he had lately published • stated periods nor did the rieht h bl 11
, , e ononra e gen eman refer to Boners, only 2 per cent. of the whole could read and write
- Country Market& arecizic Telegraph ,;., enter cent. 25 0 0 24 ; 0 88 slay ............ „„N • thlsth26thofmon, Dever ......
r e trice, hed been offered te stimulate the )eo 'le -' ' • . • • '
to exertiJu in the pathof 1, •+. I
et uts..ion. t was also worth
, 1 P that his experience had convinced him that the syetem of the centesimal. proportion of the scholars. These statis- - well ; that 11,003, or about 43 per cent., could road and
. -,,•• •
--ett-t--"- .. • - , - -
Equitable Beversionry 71pr. cent. 100 00 . 100 0 0 - venezuels ..........1d
- Tuscany ............N sthlath2sthofmon. Dover - ....
ed& 17th Winona: douthampton 1 616 mos
of consideration, now that adwission to all the hn lel Y centralisation was incorrectly applied io the education of tics• must ba wholly tideless unless it can ba shown that write imperfectly ; thet ,806 only could read well ; whilst .
.
public offices had haen intide stibject to examivatTo er entre people ; that the necessary operation of that system was the schools in the country are tit for the duty required of 11,600, or aboat 48 per cant. of the whole, could neither DERBY SMITHFIELD.-Arnin 8. . Ditto New . • ......
' Gen. Revers. &•Inveta. sp. c. ftbs, 100 0 0 ,100 0 0 -
-_, 50 0017 10 0 - van Diemen'sLaud(se, . . •
Australia) ~, ..; ..,...
. nose. that 16,0a0 or 17,000 of those offices had bue- to keep the people iu a perpetual 6tate of tutelage, and • them, and that they are batter than they were. - The right read nor write. He asked the house theu, and wouid
7. There was a lentif 1
ion •10 ct 15 00114 0 0 27 west Indies "- 'South& to 1 &18 on
.......-4112d& lythoi mon, , nip nil m ,
suppilydof f:ttdbeastis to-dey of su- Genqs.Boneislifyavi.gat
- heeown- open to pill:Lie competitiou - whether withOeuut that it wail opposied to thet independent life which mall- 11,119nrable baronet entered into comparative statistics of ask the country, how, in the face of su'ch facts; as these, ie erior quality,P withua
.... P'
' - Stock. I
_.. any educational rate or ann Compulsory -system; the State - teeny belonged to every Christian congregation ; that, upen educetion in this country and on the continent. I tell was possible for the right hon. baronet, or any other i aPsiced for the best qualit geoid ectir u ; h gle.prices :ere 1-1
earance effected. s „ Ilungerford .......... ss. too o o too --o
o --- .
When any of these -dates fall on A Sunday, the mall* will .io i'e-
;',,eltottid hotpronide the best warm of education th
_ht men lin return to his own country, after in years' absence. en the right honourable gentleman, without any discourtesy, man, gravely to assert as his opinion that the people of ! (Most of which out of IL" ael
were numerous. hu ;
es. Pe London Institution ... - • - - - sp hed on-the following_ day' with The 'exception of I f •a
.. t e fin, theme •offines ? (Hear ) ilia next objection was that Iteglandt he compared his then
_impressions with. those that he is positively wrong. Either he is or lam thoroughly , England were in a satisfactery stets with respect to educe- . supply of fat and attire 1 11.
wee
1
cm ves was arge and prices lower. . London Reversionary 51per cent. 15 0 0 all -
Russell Institution.... - . - 12 10 0 - Boaattchamptori) 'and the • the
n la
(v
Maltit..both of which will be despatetuol t-e
;• •-t,this was' &Most expensive end prodigal plan. Its effect with which he had left Germany, and the conclusion he deceived on this point, and the house shall judge be- ' tion ? (Hear, hear.) The house had lately had the report l'Fai pigs numerous.
preceding day.. ' •• . ‘ ' .
'would ba that all vultin ta4 _ contributions "would cease. !lima come to was that the principle of voltintail association • tweeze us. . I challenge him to the jinn, broadly end lof the inspectors' of schools hid upon the table; and what The fallowing were the q otatio s • Beef 6d to did • Pnreiveeers'ernanteatrnt ?itnd4 CO
410/. per cent.
120 : :
,1(1).4 Is 10 e
4,___,___.m...___._0.•....m•m•ummpm.....,,,,,,....,... -
', -Wealth; Everything triast be. done by the Goeeruceent, tl been, up to a late time, very active in England, area destinetly. I nucleic/tout him to say that iu compering ar•e the representations they contain ? Mr. Mitchell, an mutton, 7d to 7dd •
, . lambu Od tAti-v 1
9 '6l tc 7.1 e; : Royal Mail La
nat. ....0.c.. )1t.1.p prs cat: 00
h 100 0 0 60 0 0 -
The 13AT• ISLANDS --.
•--yesterdaY appeared a copy of
,e and everything must be paid by the GOveratueut, except itv atkehe root of every great ruovement, an.cl its successful Eaglaud with foreigu countries, .us far as ethic itiou was iaspector of the eastern counties, seys that he had ia- lb. ; pigs, les Od to lOs 6d per score ; rOu hafa' t4s 3 i toPOB South t ustral lan Land 6/. per. cent. 25 0 0 all , 38
just what the rate meal nyielthet 'The sehool. pence would
,Ho:(lll4,l3were to
.be seught in that gieet principle.' (Heat.) coucerned, neuglann was ouiy eneeeded iu the coutesim el spected not lees then 40 school., and_ hs colleague inany ; per 141 b.; hides, 3Sd to 4:td par lb • calfg-skinf:, 3Sd te stl Trust and Loan Comp. -
Upper Canada .... ,--- 120 0 o 5. e 0 - and certain o
the Queen s warrant for, erecting the Island of Ruatan
ther islands on the coast of Central Ame- .
trihnsefn) illustrated that by referring to the origut proportion. by one country. By the highest authority on ; others,- and that the details sh ,w that education is by no ;
ceise. , -The right hon. 'baronet the meniher fur Dreitwich aud • .
per lb.
• (Sin John Pakingtont said that the schooling sheuld be fr ee
i nil rgrewf tho our Indian Empire ; teethe operations of the such 3 subject lam able to aesere him he is misinformed. ' means universel in exieut or good in kind ; that in Some 1• . ••••••...". ' LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES. rice into a colony; underthe name of Bay Islands, to be
- whilet thinfaible /Ord (Lord J. Russell) said that the school fLoglielrEnc a
ar, and by the growth ana union ot Upper and 'We are exceeded bY Switzerlaud -for iu some cantone the instances the education is not only insufficieut, but has I EDINBURGH GRAIN.-APBIL 9. •
administered by the Oovernor of Jamaica. The Warrimt
- pence should be hetai tied, though Pinch lessened in amount: the last 'an ta. He (M. Buusen) further stated that during population is Ito 4, in others 1 t 0.5. We are exceeded by , positively retrograded ; and that instead of progressing, 1
'Dividend - Anionnt was issued on the 20th of March, 1852, and.tbe right of
TheY might rely upou it-thet thesehoel pence would cease under tehrs urYtneore churches aud chapels had sprung up &resits; the centesinaal proportion there is 1 te, 7, We aie there are pieces where the actien is altogether in the Can• 1 A fair supply of grain. Sales ready for all sorts, and Name of Company, per of Paid. Price. revoking it is reserved to the Crown. The islands are
sYs ent than all the Governments that had exceeded by a coneiderable portion of rrauce, for there it teary direction, Afr. mitcheil ais„ bays that the pressure of , Prices uP Oa all hinds, with the exception of beans. " denenum. Share.
those of Rueter) Benacca, Utillajfelene, Rarbarat, and I
----tbat there would ba no Contribatione on the part of the been able t ' r •
Wheat, on the top, 20 down, and
.on the average ?a Od - --......-- .....,_........
_
P,krents, for they would not be both taxed and contribute tf B o. erect. Such was the deliberate opinion of is Ito 6 ; and by SAXOB.Y, where the population is Itos ; ' the times is such, especially upon clergymen of limited in- :
- Moxat. - -
v°luntariln. He did not believe that the noble lOrd could t t anstri, his conclusion, drawn from 14 years'experienee, by Denmark, where it is Ito 7. I do not recollect se to ' come who have heretofore supported schools by their con- urn Barley, 3s up on the top, and 8d upon the average. . . • A•s.d.A s. d.
,
•
hs ed un. Sank of Scotland ...• 7/. per cent. "too 0 0 100 0 0 'I9G/ 0 e_____,
,
correctly eetimate ter being that the voluntar
y system WaS the only true and safe Holland, but I have webtioued four or five countries iL. i tribulions as well as their intiVence, and they are now un. Oats on the top 2s Ocl down-01,1 the average,
. e .
.
• British Linen Company 81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 221/0s
.. .
' •
• ~
, per „fleet. me.
ee eeost of his plan at less than 6,000,b00/. principle• (Hear.) Now, with regard to education. they 'stead of ohe, which certainly do exceed England in this i able to continue the schools in menh instances, unless they Beans on _the tot) is uP-the average, 5d down.
Caledonian Bank ..... V. per cent 10 0 0 210 0 81. 185 .
'
. ,-' .-BIRTH.S. . .
.-4,
, , taking the n, rburkwin 11a,4 given.an estiwate He stated, were a-sked to-ni ht to set that system on one side He (Sir tTh• ht h • 1
teepee . e rig ouourab e baronet muat allow me to I are supplied with some aid beyond that which the voluntary - AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. City of i/oasgow Bank 51. per cent. 10 0010 e 0, 111181 . -
,
" 183. aehead, the ex
ine er of children to be taught at, 2,600,00 h at J. Graham) hadg another objection to these res-ol • ;
utions. refer to the United States where in parts of New Eng- . system affords. Mr. Kennedy's reportgoes tothe same poiut, Wheat - X 3 ,12 0 0-12ths. Clydesdale Bann ~, .- 64L p cent 120 0 • 0-; 'lO '0 oit 15s -
..- ' _ Or a SON. .
Kta% estiinate ; I.nitte"ll'ir. 7.0,1 .be :h2eo,oooe, the noble They were neither hot nor cold-they were neither religious land the proportion is 1 to's and Ito h. Instead, t .
here- ! namely, the want of funds. Well, what does the right hon. '. . erso. new
p On the 9th kat --nit 1.5 'C t
laid of h greet omission.° Ylr' tfa.win convicted the noble norsecular. Religion after all, wae the weinspringand sup- fore, of there Wine onl o
e y ne country better off then Eng- , b sronet say in answer to this, to prov.e that Englatd. is e .
-' - itti: ' Barley
Edinb. & Glasgew...• 346 p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 4'. 17s Wha,rricliffe.
hint hal omitted the 16 o pointed out that the noble: port of the volunt ' t (Cheers )It was the reli -Sous l• Ith •
ary sys em; . . .
h_e i • ent , eie are not more than threennfour countries worse • cated, or that the state of ed ucatiou in the eountry is sates- Oats
..., .
s• Prer bead now c• t 'le t db. the ' 1 fhe •
• • Exchange Bnk of Scot.. - - .... -, On the 9th inst., tho We'd-Berry Emanuel -E ' f
, aq., 0
- -GOvettrtheitit out o
.; fthenducattenal ; ' on ri u e
..ey : zaa o t dtffereut sects which urgn-i them t° iiivelnetr tat olf than England stands at this moment. Whet is the ' factory ?..The right hon. baronet ea,ys you must rely upon Beane
• • mute the 'enpense to 28s. per head grant. That stun would bour and money for educational purposes in the schools of next argument of ' the right honourable baronet 9 the voluntary system. Do you believe the statements I
Nortbof ,cotland Bank 5/ percent' 20 0 0 210 0 41. igs
" - -
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, repairi of schoolhouses, the ehren%aanicl;_adding charges' for 'their denominations. Religion was the life-hleed of their He says the plan is oppressive to the potin Here the ri - ; •
ght • ha.ve furnished the house? • Are they true, or are they
BOSTON-APRIL O. Royal Bank.ofScotL .. 51. per cent 100 0 0 100 0 0 1361 0 ' ' , , . .
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.
50 0 0 981 His OF A napouria. -•
e f inspection A c
treieing institutions, the then wouni be • , an-. ,0. association. (Cheers.) Their differences might •be great, 'hon. beronet again is dealing, not with facts, but opinions. : exaggerations e mr. Kennedy says the daily want is.the . • Union Bank of Scot. .. 4/. per cent. 100 0 0
' • t
A fair demand for wheat and all descriptions of spring Western Bank.. .. .... 71. pet' c,ent. 50 0 0 50 0076 / 5 On the 10th inst., at. Wimbledon, the wife of Lieut.-
~, , 6,3,1,000.)::, :Wear.) The estimate of Ur B pot lees than a .
ad their-resentment to the Established Church often more - I join issue with him by distinctly expressing a different • want of funds and h finiehes .his repert by saying he is ,
ma 0 0 11 0 0 16 15s ,
,
:Colonel Oliphant.. - ' .
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theetiohle lord's plan would. cost e,580,0- 001.
Ines was, that, powerful tban might be wished, but the great boiy of Dis- opinion, and say that nothing would be more oppreasive to • convinced th ethi e t .ie oul be supplied by a ratefor ' corn, at about last week's prices. Many dealers attended Alliance Fire and LVe.. 8)4 /. or •ent•
to 0 0 2 0 0 it-114:
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the market, some from a great distance. . British Guarantee 4. 41. per cent.
On the B;fi hist., at Streatham-hill, P. urrey, the lady f
. T..hus, =cordrng to either estimate, the coat woPeiri ~unuill' eenters in England formed, undoubtedly, amongst them- the poor and uothing more injurious than to makeit an ' education, thsat thsewflarant ;:d grelt want is an educational .
Caledonian Fire Inset' . i Oi.por cont. 100 0010 0 0 251 Os • F • e 1
u k ..,) equal , -. • •
Prices :-Wheat, red, 52e Od to 70s Cid; white, ne Od to rancis Ede, Dig. .-• . , . '. •, . ,
- . tti the ' or rate road the county rate of B. !elves Urethan betties, anti their religious zeal manifested imposeibilitY for theru to give their. children that education ' rate. This view is not confined to Hr. Mitchell, Mr. Kent '
City of inaggcnir Lite • 61. percent. 0 0 2- 0 0 1( gs
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~c,, , . .
igland taken to-
5/. per cent. 50 0 0 1 0 0 5/. es
#
' ether e Hear. oome time o. the ri ht
._ ,4. , , :
~( ). . . a 4 . g hononeu,bei irseif day by day in making prevision for the education of theY ought to leceive. Instead eif being oppressive to the nedy, and inn Cooke; but all the inspectors tell you that 72s 00 extra, 74s Od. Barley, 38s Od to 42s Od• Oats. co °Mal Ltre .........
- 4ARRIRD, .. - • •
r. r Blinkiughannleire, with great foece, bronght forw -
, their children (Hear hear i But these resolutions sought poor there is no portion of the eo le that wduld be more tl • try a !joyous want of better
p p rere is throughoutthe coun g . . , e
17s to 275. Beans, 37s Old to 45a Od. " Pears, ri Ad
3., to ....8 Od. Edinburgh Life Instr. 51. oer cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 26110 s
• Rag. & Scot,•Law Life . 56aer cent. 50 003 5 0 11. 8s On the 9th inst., at the Church of the II IT• • ' '
o y rinity,
.-• thdtehinnUf the local brirdens effecting land, in the' haul.' to introduce into the'schoo-ls' the relieious ••1 ' • e'f• Itth h f •
pnneep 9ln A gra-e u 0 e owe or carrying a measure that would education and thahthe main cause of that deficiency is a . per Or•
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Ltfe tssec. • Hcevand 6/. per ccent. 1? 0 0 1100 51 105 Westbonene-terrace, 'Alexander Henry -- - -- - -
, second son of J.
- • thattoupyinciples of equity tho.se hurdene might b 3 rPoe- 'vett mermen He would illustrate ivehat he thought the. give oducendou to those classes, aud enable their children want oe • • le• h 1 t• .t b • d • -----
• nroneY, without w ic et uca ion canno e carne I
Nationai Fire and Life 6/. per ent. 10 0 0 1002 L Is E f9St h
H. Christie, sq., o . an ope-street, Hyde-park-gar-
" - •dtrciichd ancihnoW, hy-•a• reedlutiOri in a single niglit'a extreme danc,er of this measure. The majority 'of rata to derive the benefit of ahetter system than that which on Th •hthb •o et advanced one of the most i NEWARK-Aram 9.
North British Ensur... 71. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 3
. debar4rther, house wits asked, BO fah from diminiehing Layette wonl7l constantly vary.. One year themajority now eXists. The next charge, which I heard with Bur- sta'rtlingeorplfnionseuw-henalhen told US that these reeolutions i A full attendence and a plentiful supply of grain to-day. 'Scottish Union Insrne. '7%1.
.pr cent,. 20 0 0 1 0 0 16.105° dense to Annie, youngest danghter of the late Willialn
atandard Life ........ 51. per cent. 50 0(I 70 . e - Hitcherice-Esq:
• . .e thin ,bu; deini: upon lend, Ity ie stroke of •the nen, by one yei
gtl'ece.la favour of tho Established Chinch, -the next- prise, made ag• ainst the noble lord's plan was, that it was are opposen tthp• 't f liberty The right hon. b sionet A heavy sale for wheat at late pri B 1 13dearer
ited Dep Assurance 56 per cent. 10 0 0 1 o 0 _ . On the 10th insfe, at St. Jaimes's Church, •
. demetitheeof• YOica,-,to •double. "the amount' of the poor with the-litht be with the Ditsenter•s, and the third hear uncOnstitutioual. 'le would be quite wrong ia me to at- brought forweard en:- irir iroment ii, ;ilPliort of that oldnion• ' Wheat, -white 74s to 76s red 68:etso. 726:•u•t:yrley, maltirr, ' n
Paddington
. natoneed of,. the coonty rate affeeting ..land, ,It would .be , e omen Cathon
• woul i %.u1.3 01- oL• , ics. According to the mhjority so tempt to defend any plan Of the noble lora on the Is it opposed to the isPigrit of libertY to take measures to ' 44s to 46s grinding 38s to'4os; oats 24st: 30s to 31s, 22st. '''-htnrs-j---!-t---"*"*n-•-e---ee-....e....e.eee't----n-nn't"•-n----h----________._______e_. -••
Walter Davidson, Esq., of Cairnie, Fifeshire, to Igal:still
Margaret, youngest daughtenof C. D. Kerr Eau of Ktia
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fur the ,righ t le. ,u. gentleman to cousi•ler thateproposi don, . woule thu . unt or schoolmasters be. The schoolmaster • eround of its constitutional character. No one is more promote one fth - t b'ects of en enli htened eo- 26 t2B '.
b ' 2to 76s • as 40-
o ermines o
,j . . g p
_. ao.s , , eans, 40s to 46e.; malt, 7 a ,Pe s [ArtvEndisXushirl---It is ever a pleasing duty of 'a jour- singtou-garden-terrace er d k 'e" - --•
-' t " . d ur to recut Cie 1 hii th intereste of the • sno ceustautiv h• • •
• tr• ' df I t• t" th ta - •
, y e-par .
- , eanneto en: enc.° ,•11. , I , lt, .1? . , log woul ,of neces't ' c analog, and the religicus teach- competent to a en( tines ions resPec log 0 cons itti- • ple ?Is It opposed th the spirit of liberty that we' should ito4 is ; dares, 60s to 64s per qr. . • nalist to introduce to his readers some neve discovery cal-
.4' .Yaltlea idterest.. (Hear.) _tie (Sir J. Grehem'e) next ob- , thereby. If the is•;`,j mehauite With him, and be affected how interests of the country than the noble lord. I adept it for England, at this period of the nineteenth outs " culated to benefit that vast portion of our fellow-creaturea . •'DI E D.
"r-'3.-dii oi 0' this' measure ~'llfi ill
,t it
was inconaplete.. He ,ho was about to alitnle t were mJiolly 8_ culAr, the discord have in-ng observed that When it is wished- to attitok the • tury, precisely th ,se principles which- the Scottish nation i . --- which has the strongest claims
•upon our sympathies..dBlttis On the 7th ipst., suddenly, at Weinheim, Baden,
e- .: she teat, without farther compuleione it would diminish lit was net seo-and a etch wdtuld net wise. J3O„, hecause plan of soma pilblio min the crY i 8 raited thnt of them-elves adeptid 2GS) years ago? dllear.) Those prim. ' A E N -Ord te be known to be valued:-Dh. . with this feeling that w
1 cern
,ean
11 the 'attention oh level' ; t of Richard, the only eon of hltichard Cobden,
In thh fiishnlacen eta tren under 15 years of ; the election of scheolmais' ar-Y.- even of one- wouln decide it is not constitutional., The word cOnstitutional is one of ciPlee I asked you to adopt last year, as the noble lord • CellletrTailed oinYtment, called the n Poor Man's 'the following extract frome Esq., , m.p.; '
, e.lncation..
a 13arrv's interesting Repor o aged le.
-•- - Isga svottlii nO longer be einnloyed.; No farmer, if no coald ! 'of both the religions nnd
se,e •iiel time effect the tendency th° most abused of words-it is used on all subjects. The now asks you to adopt them, and to - carry them out by F •iend "is confidently recommended to tho public as an un-- . cares withoutinedicine fI• • • ia) Flatulency, •On the 10th inst., Kathleen, Aaughter of Fred: Boyle '
- outs.jr,,,,,emett to, hod his turnips insitead of hp, would ! f,e one-conld- hardly be affectcudrwlir In
giu the seheol- hhet bon. gentleman then told us that his plan would dis- : local taxation under local management. The right failing 'remedy for wounds of every description, a certain • ConstipationeNervous,oßilniodigestioni(rvyspeps
co pla:ints, Cough, 'of c
hill and Peckham,: aged 14. . e •
,' • ev.er thick of employing boys, witli 'all the odious cliences ; angry and bitter feeling' Innlt
mbnostoutftlie Other - unrche ;connect education lth th I' i
w.--e re-,g•ous system, making it
,I hon. baronet opposite wits not quite fair in the quotations cure of ulcerated sore legs, if of twenty years' standing, cuts, Asthma, Consumption, and ;Pit leer D'T Barry's Reva- - 0 ertab
, of.the whoa:inspector, cornislldstund. to loolc oeerhis books , urged on by the knowledge of injustice CI • rteeetnity arise, himilar to that which obtains in Massechusets. But the i which he has made from Mr. Baines's paniphlet, where he bUrns, szalds, bruises, chilblains, scorbutic eruptions, and lenta Ambica rood, 'Cur N ellBoY' TwYenty-five years' ner- .st ;d e Bth inst., it the rectory house, Whepstead Burr
mund's, the Rev. Therhas Image, M.A.. . • ,
. . te see whether the iis'Y hu'l be" regniarlY eent.t° "11'1. . of England, might, lead to results
whial
linclison the people noble lord, /am satisfied, will 'deny the imputation, and talks of the bad effects of eentralisatkm, . This will not be pimples in the face, sore aatd inflamed eyes, sore heads, can- vousness, consti ati * del et' ' and debility, from which ..
. The fanner would naturally Eity--`• Away with such ip- . was afraid tocon templet e-resul ts of a die:, (t tr`f• Grthaind will refuse to be any party to the American system. Tho ; a centralieing system, lent a system of local management cerous huniours, &c., and is a specific for those afflicting Ibm suffered pe
ton,
.in ges 7,
hich no medicine could At Southampton, Colonel Fred. Farquharson, late of the
7th Royal Fhsiliers,
:aged 58... -
•sP :46 °n--J will hare,- female- tar male 'ahem', ' but .no boY 'if not of actual turnulte. }lnvitee already
tee, rue character '
i noble lord and myself will . hold that any systetn of na- • and of Incal control, under central guidance and central eruptions that sometimes follow vaccination. Sold in pots, remove or reliegr sha unterY' afill* t wan 'cured by Du Barry's . . .
.
• nutter It yeers shall be Oninlot I°Y" me."
(Hear.) hi
-at en the atteutien of the house. lita would net eeul trespassea tional education will be imperfect; unsatisfactory, and un' ' atsittancee I believe the right hon. baronet was a member at ls. 1.0. and 2s. 9d. each.-Also his " Pilulae Antiscro- food in ave ve,h ve . een e; Itz. &even,
Pool Anthony On the Bth instott •Ceynant Cottage, Mile=end, Mr. R.
whet Would *become 'of the wanshi of these bOys ?. fie . geneial t .pics connected with this 'question u erhhoo the acceptable to the country that ig not based on religion. and of the Administration which adopted the present system ounce," confirmed by more than forty yenrs' experience to be, Tiverton ea
ry sNorti tir4e.-
Not expected to Eve 'six day; Hill, late of Whitechapel, aged 69.
• li 1 mght that their wiges uld be feint(' to amount to one- • been so often discussed hi that house, and hi ileeonict bad ,
wuich does not distinctly recognise the necessity of basing of the Poer-law management. (" Hear, bear," from Sir J. without exception, one of the best alterative medicines ever .
longer I. re
e.
'7
B.- 's admirable Health-restorin On the Bth instont the .Deanery, Carliale, Mary Susan -
etter edueation on religion. The right. hon. baronet referred to Greirun.) • Was that a, system opposed to the spirit of compounded for putifying the blood and assisting nature in itt IriaSsuredmbydDlintrry
ffat, Scotlaud. hurf I Tait, eldest stirviving child.of the Very Rev. A. Ce Tait,
' latirth ot the wegee earned' by their fathers, and yet the thine by the noble lord the member for the City ofeL
Arabic Purvis ' Mo
- latter were-to be called trou not only t 6 pay thia rate, but ' __that eeculer education not 'based upon religions doecV" what I said last year on the subjece of religious education, liberty or of freedom ? Was it not rather a system which all her operations ; hence they areuseful in scrofula, scorbutic
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p rtial pa'ralysis, affecting one-half ; Dean of Crirlisle, aged eight years and nine months, the
to sacrifice oue-fortrth ef the eat-it-logs "of their families., end instruction was not conducine to sound morality ince and endeavoured to show that the plan e ventured to re. • every intelligent man rejoiced to see established, as. one of complaints, glandular swellings, particularly those of the dray frem ixdywy
hei:h hid resisted all other remedies, has fifth sister cut off by -scarlet fever within five weeks.
. Anchne system would. tiiend oonfuhlen and dissatisfaction the.real interests of the State. Remember the Divine'attv commend would not meet the case----woule not, in fact, at- the most efficient reforms of late yeare in the social con- neck, &c. They form a mild and superior family aperient yielded to l!.3), VA 's Health-restoring Food, and I now con- On the 7th lust , John Evens, Esq., 31, Gresham•street,
, throtighont the whole., of the niral population of this noun- , thoritit that said that the love of God was the firat of the .tein the principle of eduCation in Combination with reli- ' dition of the country. (Hear, hear.) What I proposet that may be taken at all times without confinement or change . eider myself lis 'TY
er to all complaints excepting a hiarty old city, aged 49. • e 't .
.. try. •It was Well affected now, thongn at timei it has been great commandments, and that the love of our neighbours ru. I deal veith his opinion as not being the fact. T and whatthe noble lord *Proposes, is loCal management wit fof diet. Sold in boxes, at ls. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lls. i age.-Wm. Hunt, bgarrister•atelaw, Kink's College, Cambridge. '' On the 6th inet, Captain Ithoin as Jordaine Clarke, R.N.,
' Barely trio!, and they had heel recently the advantage of was like unto it, for that upon thote two ceraniandmenta •exs,sen.t, front it, end sey. I nee •enabled to refer to • central gnidance. The rnte is to be raised by.the•vetesitie and 225. each.-Soid wholesele by the.proprietors, Beach ana. In canisters, 51bs. lie.; 121b5., 225. The 121bs ' eiti ee a. ged, 43' „
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. . their .Crielity and loyalty.. . lie had shown that the PeePla- hang all the law , and the prophets-our happiness.here, boUv?'nett to prove that there is abundant experience, the ratepayere. It is to be manned by committees Jeca 9 Barnieott, at their dispensary. Bridport; by the London .
. free o •t 1 post-office order. Barry du Barry ar7cl 7---------7s----ndt;-e-• e -...__--- ----........nenehee.
n recoil) 0 -
Wein uut indifferently nth:caned, andthat therniewas no-Pre-. • our hopes hereaftere-hchnerst-tend: this conimittee he
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reii.,i? Englauit and on the Continent, to show that the elected. . I grant you that for t e sake of uniformity of houses ; retail by all respectable medicine vendors in the co :77, Regnnt.shreet, London ; Fortnum, Mason, 'and Co , 1,0 . ' ' .
NDON: Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG,
text fer saying that a More entended-Phicaion• Was -nect-st- -J. Graham) felt persuaded would peruse before,
.hy any i•°• us °Lille liy can be solved, • and thet you may have
re iwone teachin • • practic,e, those committees neuet be under central guidance United Kingdom. Gbserve.-No medicine sold under the ' Pu.rveyors to her • Majesty,- Piccadilly ; also at 60, Grace...
baronet to
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office No. 119,
a-iry_,ifah a- system as _that WWII tire right liOn• merebbr • hasty decision, they violated that great Precept, and cle-; the engines. •ein a mixture of religione sects without' like thepoennlaw. But I defy the. right hon. . above Oanies,can possibly be genuine, unlees " Beach and- • church-st t ; 33) and 451, Strand; 4, Cheapside ; 6i3
' n i ilia Piscine, ni th. i 3 _ _ _ ,
, (Air,' Henley) h 5.1 - andel tCI; 'con9l4:iting huiz
, . ganamOn .. prinad the peopleolEttglened of the itiostimable advaritairea refer to th t sacrifice of the interests of religion. I alight ', prove thatin proposing this scheme esee are adopting anY Barnicott, late Dr. Roberts, Bridporn" is engraved
,and
0 remarkable instance of the grammar, school of • plan open thi the grant obtjeotion of beirtg opPoso. to. the printed on the damn affixed to eaehho
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WATER-WORKS.
_
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Pri
Annum. Share.
East London ------
£ a. d. X a. d.
6s. per cnt. Stock. 100
Grand Junction
....... I C. per ant. 50 0 0 all 71
Kent........ •........ ' 4', per cnt. 100 0 0 —8(
Lambeth ..........; i,„, 100 0 0
New River Company., [ 21,105.
3outhwark &Vauxhall Si. per cnt. 100 0 0 8t
West Middlesex ...... 5/. per cent. 61 0 0 9;1
BRIDGES.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, per of Paid. Pit
Annum. Share.
--
ilupgerford.... •• .... ~ £a.d.Aa. d. 15
Southwark ...... •• .. ..• 110 0 0
Ditto New of 7%,p.c. 1/. per cent. 30 0 0
Waterloo ..... .... •• 100. 0 0
Ditto Old Ann. an, It, 14s. Bd. 60 0 0
Ditto Nw ditto of 71; •-4.1. IN. 4d. 40 0 0 26
Vauxhall .......". • • . -'96s. 70 10 3 20

DOCKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Prh
Annum. Share.
----- -- —
£ s. d. l X s. d.
Commercial .. .. •..... 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock.
East and West India.. 61. pr tent. stock, East C.antry.. 2os. per sh. --
London ..... •
Ditto Bonds 4/. per cent.
St. Katharine • •
onthamptou ....
Victoria .... „.•• • . , 15i. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 18

JOINT-Sroca BANKS.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company, 1 per of Paid. Pri,
Annum. --hare.
-- i •
Xs. d A all d. Australasia..... 1..... 201. per cent. 40 00. all 18
British North American ' 61. per cent. 50 0 0 ~,
Commercial of London. 10t.per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 30
Colonial .............. 51 per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
lonian ............... 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0
Loud. Char. Bk. of Aus. -- 20 0 0 all 0 17
London and County .• i 16!. per cent. 50 0 i 20 0 0 32
Londe and Westminstr ,141. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0
London -Joint Stock... 121. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 30
Frovinclal of Ireland.. ' 81. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 52
Ditto, New... . . 8 l.per cent. 10 0 0 all
Natlon4l of Ireland.... 1 6!. per cent. 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng. 1 81. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditte, New .... —— , 81. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Orientta Bank Corpora. B'. p. ct.dtbs. 25 0 0 all --
south Australia —.• .. 141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 ~, 41
Union of A ustralia ...• 301. per cent. 25 0 0 70
Ditto .. ........... 301. per cent. 210 0 8
Union of Eondon ..... 20. per cent. 50 .0 0 10 0 0 27
Union of Madrid •• ' —. 40 0 0 all

CANALS.
Names of p, Dividend Price Names of 41 Dividend
Companies. Ca per " Companies.
aoi Per Fric
46 Annum. .4 Annum.
-- -- - -----,
‘shtn &Oldh 93 7/. p. ct. 145 Macclesfield. 100 2/. 10s. 61
Barnsley.. • • 'l6O Neath •• • • • • 100 161. ,
Brknk&A.brg 150 i V. - Oxford.. • . • • 100 104
Birmingham 40 41. 92 'Peak Forest. 78 51. Os. 76
Coventry.... 100 251. Regent's • - • • 30 11 14
Derby . ••:.• 100 6: 15s. 84 Rochdale.... 85 11. 10s. 76
Elismre&Chs 69 2% p. ct. Somrset Coal 140, --
orandi •netn' 100 3 pr. ct. 41 Do:' Lk Fdit l 2
Do., 6 or.CLI 10 61. pr. ct. i 1%, Sttlrd &Wore 140! 281. 420
Grand .urrey 100' 41. --' !Shrewsbury.. 1281 ,
Grand Union' 100 11.0 s IStoarbridge.. pm a 121. 290
Rennt & Avn' 39 6s. Od. 6% Severn and 1 V::
Lancaster ..11001 , ( Nye Rail. i 26 21.
Leeds &Livri) 100 251. 46i4 Warwick gr.l
Leicester.... +oo' 61. W 5 ri Birming. 100 2L 25
Lelcstr &Nth 83 Warwick & 1
Lwooulllol,,u)rth ogsh 0
h 11402 701' 550 Napton.. j 100, 21* 10
Worcstr k 1
78 2L I 21
lintgmerysh 100 Binning.
leltnMwbry 100, Wilts & Brks —10 s. Od.

[ADVERTISEMENT.]—OnIy to be known to bo valued.—Dr'.
Roberts's celebrated ointment, called the " Poor Man's
Friend," is confidently recommended to the public as an un-
failing remedy for wounds of every description, a certain
cure of ulcerated sore legs, if of twenty years' standing, cuts,
burns, s,alds, bruises, chilblains, scorbutic eruptions, and
pimples in the face, sore and inflamed eyes, sore heads, can-
cerous humours, &e., and is a specific for those afflicting
eruptions that sometimes follow vaccination. Sold in pots,
at ls, 10. and 2s. 9d. each. —Also his " Antiscro-
phulay," confirmed by more than forty years' experience to be,
without exception, one of the best alterative medicines ever
compounded for purifying the blood and assisting nature in
all her operations ; hence they arc useful in scrofula, scorbutic
complaints, glandular swellings, particularly those of the
neck, &c. They form a mild and superior family aperient
that may be taken at all times without confinement or change
of diet. Sold in boxes, at ls. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. Cd., Ils ,
and 225. each.—Sold wholesale by the proprietors, Beach and
Barnicott, at their dispensary, Bridport; by the London
houses ; retail by all respectable medicine vendors in the
United Kingdom. Obserre.--No medicine sold under th 6
above names can possibly be genuine, unless "Beach and
Barnicott, late Dr. Roberts, Bridport," is engraved and
printed on the 'stamp armed to each Dor.

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