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manent. As to the Tithe Commission, it was neeessalll
wind up the oper Ltions of that commission, which wOl
pos4ession of an immense mass of documents to whichc°
start reference was necessary.
Mr. WALPOLE asked for an explanation of an item'
4,8001. charged on this account.
Mr. WILSON said that it arose from the expenses of/
lotion which it had been necessary to institute.
After some further observations from Mr. W. ViriLLTAO
the vote was agreed to.
The next vote, 11,710/. for enclosure, diainago,?,
other expenses under the Enclosure Act, was agreed„'
after a protest from Mc. W. WILLIAMS, who conteer
that these expenses wore strictly of a private nature.
The fallowing votes were then agreed to :-
38,231/ for salaries in the General Registry-office.
3,334/. for the General Registry-office in Dublin.
6,66,1. for the General ltelistry-office in Edinburgh.
13,8501. for the N..tienal Debt-office.
2,8-10 . for the Pahl' Works Lot. Cr

~oev . ior tne Public i orks _ esn Commission.
1,5701. for the West India Islands Loan Relief Cal'
sion.
1,3101. for the office of Commissioner in Lunacy, oftf
some objections urged by Mr. WILLIAIda.
The vote was agreed to.
9311. was voted for defraying the expeuses of the 0
mission of roads in South Wales.
1.405/. was voted for the Registrar of Friendly Socid
32,000/. for foreign and other secret services.
45e.2 51. was asked for on account of printing I°
sta ionery, which, after some discussion, was agreed tti
140,410/. was voted for the postage' of the several r
lic departments.
26,041/. was voted for the payment of the salaritni
the officers of her Majesty's Treasury.
250,0001. was voted to defray the charges of proseeut,o
at quarter sessions, originally paid out of the county P'
1,1001. was voted for the Crown-office (Chancery).
2,050/. for the Crown-office (Queen's Bench.)
16,3101 , Sheriffs, &c.
6,4 tSI., Registrar of the Admiralty.
8,2151 , Insolvent Debtors' Court.
13,31,0/., Treasurers of County Courts.
1112.3061., Metropolitan Police.
3,6151., Queen's Prison.
3,3421 , Lord Advocate and Solicitor-General (Scotlol
17,5511., Court of Session (e'cotland).
9,5081., Court of Justiciary (Scotland).
6:4001., Criminal prosecutions (Scotland).
1,41 1 , Rernernbrancer in Exchequer (Scotland).
57.0001., Sheriffs an:l Stewards (Scotland).
12,167'., Procurators Fiscal.
12,5041., Sheriffs' Clerks (Scotland).
2,3001., Solicitor of the Crown (Scotland).
12,2101., ' General Reeister-house (Edinburgh).
1,1241.,
Commissars Clerk (Edinburgh).
51,7101., Criminal prosecutions (Ireland).
1,2941., Court of Chancery (Ireland).
1.33e1., Court of Queen's Bench (Ireland). i
1, telt , Court of Common Pleas (Ireland).
1,5e0/., Court of Exchequer (Ireland).
200/., Taxing °dime' (Ireland).
5 232/., Registrars to Judges (Ireland). 1
1,766 .. Registration of Judgments (Ireland).
3001., Court of Delegates (Ireland).
3,e661., Insolvent Detors Court (Ireland).
2 M., Court of Errors (Ireland).
1,6001., Police Justices of Dublin.
35 00 1., Metropolitan Police, Dublin.
639.100 ~ Constabulary (Ireland). .
1,8321., Four Courts,,Marskalsea, Dublin. ' I
The next vote being one for the salaries of pris°lB
specter!, p'
Mr. HENLEY objected to proceed with it at th/ite
hour, on the ground that it must give rise to much Gilir
sion on the esuilject of the ticket-of-leave system. ,
Sir GEORGE GREY consented that the Chtor .
shoald report ',regress. OS
Mr. WALPOLE said that he presumed this vote I
be taken in committee of supply on Friday night, 0,,
notice of a motion on this subject had been given, he tin
it would be desirable that Government should state 01, i
they had ititrodueed or intended to introduce any ingi",e
tion of the ticket-of-leave system, and what wets
views with respect to the propriety of an inquiry int°,
working of the system.
Sir G. GREY said that greatly exaggerated ideo
veiled with respect to the evils that had sprung frog:
present system. He believed that it would be desirabl.,
there should be an inquiry into the working of the firi
and that this would satisfy the public that their aPPrJ
sions were groundless. H's thought, however, that the 7
of the motion for inquiry intended to be brought for I
by the hon. member for Berwickshire were too vagute
he had, therefore, placed on the table that night sun
ment limiting the inquiry to the working of the !e
18 3, which ;Wished transportation, and substitute
present system.
The CHAIRMAN then reported progress.
VACCINA.I.ION BILL. 'l
Mr. COWPER moved the second reading °f'
Vaccination Bill. After some general obe ,
on the heneaciel effect+ of vaccination he Or
the objects of the bill, which was generally to ms
regulations with regard to this matter more stringene;i
to give the boards of guardians power to defray t",i
penses of prosecuting those parents who neglected to
ply with the law. It was also proposed to prolv
perly skilled operators, as he understood that intp
e
ro
performed vaccination was the cause of ranch of OLiP
j edict) entertained as tinst it. At the same time b
posed slightly to raise the medical fee for the °peril;
Mr. HENLEY approved generally of the patio
the bill, but said there was several details which 104
propo e to have altered in committee.
Dr. MICHELL opposed the bill altogether, and 11
the alternate laughter and impatience of the hone, 4
a large body of statistics, to show that vaccination '';l
influence on smell-pox, except to encourage it. 0
After some further discussion, in which Mr. /3* V
and Mr. MULL also oppoeett the compulsory cilium*
bill was read a second time.
The remaining orders of the day were then disedj
REFORMATORY AND INDUSTRIAL SCO°°
S r S NORTHCOTE obtained leave to bring in!
to amend the elude of committing criminal and /I'
children to reformatory and industrial schools.
The house then adjourned at twenty
o'clock.

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COa:utry Prianota.

CHELMSFORD-MARCH 28.

The wheat trade to•day opened very heavily, and
le to 2s lower for the best samples, and 2s to 3a, for
rate qualities. B,st barleys realised la more money.!
other sorts of spring corn firm at late prices.
Wheat, white, old, per s.
qt,53
P
red, old 53
Foilinglrhtr
Partridgenow....s9
e new .... 52
_..30 Dun ............... :14

74; i Oats,
73 Peas,
70
68
37

Barley _ .

Chevalier 33 41
Chinding 23 ;i5
Malt 71 76
Chevalier.— 73 'T

Beans, Tiek ........
Harrow ticks ''A
7.
Ditto, new...w,

COLCHESTER- MARIE 29.

A further decline hi wheat to-day, the millers re,,P r
to take even the finest samples unless at 2s per qr.
tion, and for other qualities an abatement of 3s WO
mitto ,t to where sales were effected. Good barley v.
request, is dearer; beans rather improved.
Prices to-day were as follow :—Wheat, white, 75s°
red, 608 to 7t.s ; barley, iris to 445 ; oats, 23s to 28s
IfaLagan, 34s to 36s ; middle and small, 36a to 440;.1
white, 463 to 485 ; grey, 36s to 40s.

WNW Statement, o " the Quantities of Cern, 1
in ,ue pucu oi London, from the following ports,
the 4th to the 29. h March, both inclusive.