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Encumbered Estates Court, be
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Government should iVitt e as'eaiqy as noskble theirint": tions hi reference to the cour.sis of :policy with:region
to this court, VIZ., %A to he p rpet-tuty atil .ertenatall.
There Iraq no difficulty in their:stating. their poliay,
though there. might be in the mode in rhich'they
eioAld
carry it out.
Mr. VANCE considered the house -should' feel sees*
fled _with the statement of theovernment--and -welt
till after Easter fir an announcement of their Policy.
The other orders of the day were then dispoied of,
and the house adjourned 'at' twenty minutes past I

[PRIOR 4D. STAItIPED 5D.]

dates were arranged ; any general report on the ()carol-
nations by the examiners and by the Council-or Military
Eriucation. S►milar teturn of the examinations for
entrance to the Staff College, substituting far the place
of education of the candidates the names of the regi-
ments to which they belong. And, copy of the report
made by the Rev. Canon Moseley on the examination
for admission to the Royal Military Academy at Wool-
wich, held on the 20th day of June, 1857, with copies of
the examination papers.—Agreed to.

SPORTING INTELLIGENOB.

BETTING AT MANOnEST;II:—FIzsAr.
The Northamptonshire Meeting, which commences en
Tuesday next, is the first legitmate meeting of the year,
and although much untimely racing has already been
grit through, little has been done to give an impetus bo
the betting upon the Spring Handicaps, nous of the
horses that nave recently performed having figured suf-
ficiently to give any clue to the. probable results of the
several great events that are now about to take piece in
rapid- succession. The first is the Northamptonshire
Stakes, run for on Tuesday next, and for that race a
great many horses have been quoted, and their deetna•
hens in prices have been numerorts ; but to find the
" pea" seems to be no ordinary task; The -.prices thit
are offered against some of the candidates are outrageous.
To-day OM Trick had the call of anything ircthe nu*
after advancing from 20 to 1 to 100 to 7, taken freely.
Those odds would have been taken about eitber.Misty
Morn or Zuyder Zte ; The Dupe receded from 100 to 3
to 100 to 6, offered, and Coitrei declined to 25 to 1,
offered. Pahnister was backed last evening te_ win a
good stake at 20 to 1, but that price to. Arty, iva4 ,aot
accepted. Eight horses were summarily disposed of, the
names of which we have given below, by 100 4 being
laid against any of alio winning. Toxophunte was
much-inquired after fbr the Derby, and was supported
at 100 to 8. Bto 1 would bare, been takeu, to. money
that either he or his stable companion; The- Peer •wins
the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes. For: the Chester
Cup Adai.nas declined 15 to Ito 25 to 1. Botany was
the only horse in demand_ for this even_Land Cloned 4t
20 to 1 (t. freely). 200
.to woul I have beau. taken
about The Peer. Gammon was a little in request, and
closed at 45 to 1 (taken),

POLICE CERTIFICATES.
Mr. LIDDELL moved an addeess for copies of all
ppec•al ;letters (other than mere circulars) from the
Home Office to the Clerks of the Peace of Counties,
or the Town Clerks of Boroughs, in caseswhere the
certificate of the efficiency of the police has been gKantcd.
—Agreed to.

SOLDIERS' KITS.
Mr. ALCOCK moved for a return of the sea kit sup-
plied to soldiers on embarking for India, setting forth the
different articles, and the charge for each respectively,
and showing how the expense is defrayed ; also the India
kit and bedding (adapted to the climate) as supplied to
the Queen's troops on arriving in India, setting forth
the articles supplied, the prices of each, and how the
expense is defrayed.—Atzreed to.
EMIGRATION.

Lord STANLEY moved an address far copies or
extracts of despatches relative to emigration to the
North American colonies (in continuation of parlia-
Anentary paper, No. 125, of sessio'i 2, 1857) —Agreed to.
CHINESE PRISONERS (HONG KONG.)
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Lord STANLEY moved an address for copy of, or
extract from, a despatch from Governor Sir John Bow-
ring to the Secretary of State for the Colonies, dated
the 31st day of July, 1857, on the subject of the con-
finement. of Chinese prisoners at Hong Kong (in
continuation of parliamentary paper, No. 155, of
session 2, 1857).—Agreed to.
ASSIMILATION OF OUR COLONIAL LAWS.
Mr. HORSFALL asked the Secretary for the Colo-
nise whether, seeing the great inconvenience which arose
from the existence of Dutch, Spanish, and French laws
in various of our colonial possessions, the time had not
arrived when the attempt might be made to assimilate
the laws of our colonies to those of the mother country?
Lord STANLEY said no doubt there did exist great
diversity and a great variety in the laws that prevailed
in different parts of the British empire which caused con-
siderable practical inconvenience ; but at the same time

CLOSING- PRICES." • :-:-T-714
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12 to 1 eget Old Trick (taken) -•'
*l2 to 1 apt Zayder Zse (taket)
17 to 1 apt Misty Morn (taken)
20 to 1 apt Fadladeen (taken)
Off to to sack the field agst ten.—
No betting on the Earl Spencer's Plate or Two Thou.
sand Guineas.

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he feared he could' bold out no hope that an attempt
would be made by Imperial authority to modify the
different institutions in the colonies, and establish a tad-

CHESTER Cl 7? -
20 to 1 aget Blink Bonny (taken) '
2Q to 1 eget The Peer (taken) • '
20 to 1 aget Melissa (taken)
20 to 1 agst Botany (taken)
22 to 1 aget Vanity (taken)
25 to 1 agst Adamas (off)
The only important change is the decline of Admits.
* 30 to 1 each was offered agst this horse and 1110 Dupe
we are informed, in London, on Friday afternoon.

form system of law throughout the British empire.
Such a course, he thought, would create dissatisfaction
in the colonies. aear, hear.)
FAIRS AND MARKETS ([RELAND) BILL.
Mr. MACA.RTNEY asked the Chief Secretary for
Ireland whether, in the event of the Fairs and Markets
(Ireland) Bill, and the Grand Jury (Ireland) Bill, now
on the table of the house, being withdrawn, he would be
prepared to introduce a bill or bills upon the same sub-
jects after the Easter recess

HORSES STRUCK OUT OF- THEIR ENGAGE-

RENTS.

Lord NAAS said he could not give an answer to the
question of the hon. member till after Easter. Ha
should then be able to state the course that would be
taken in reference to these subjects.

On the 15th inst., at 9 a m., Master Bagot out of the
Welter Handicap at Warwick.
On the 16th inst., at 9 p.m., .Pactulns out of the
Northamptonshire Stakes.

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On the 16th inst., at 1.30 p.m., Admiraltyout of the
Delapre Handicap at Northampton.
On the 17th inst., at 6 p.m., Apathy, Sia to Apathy,
and Ortolan out of all their engagements at Northam.
ton.

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