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-.111 the Mediterranean, and another of 20 sail of the line in sonable to ask the Government the present question, con- - the Commissioners of Works to obtain a site for the erection and who had completed in all a service of thirty years, ten •
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lory or by calculations of policy, whether they were pos-
thn North Sea, with frigates and light vessels in peoportion. sidering• that they had only juseentered on their duties. of a Court of Probate and other courts and offices. Agreed to. of which as Quartermasters, to have the honorary rank of COUNTRY -1/...4 R.l( B TS.
IMPERIA_L PARLIAAIENT. gsessed with a jealousy of free ins. titutions or inflamed with
Thel'e could be no safety to the country unless the navy were BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE. PUBLIC PETITIONS. Captain, viz. :- • .
a lust of conquest-they were justly chargeable with the
raised to that extent. Then there were the demands of our On the motion of Mr. GREGSON, the following gentlemen Joseph Misset, half-pay Ist Dragoon Guards. LIVERPOOL-Jimv 1.
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enormous crime of making the rivers of Italy to flaw, and foreign and colonial stations to be supplied, so that altoge- - Lord PALMERSTON moved that linen Thursday the
- - ' , were appointed the committee on public petitions :-Mr. John Andrews, half-pay 4th Dragoon Guards. ; The arrivals from Ireland and coastwise since Tuesday
HOUSE OF LORDS-(YEsTERDAY).
dying her soil withthe blood of innocent men. He wished, then according to the best authorities, we ought not to be 14th inst., and every succeeding Thursday during the pre- Bonham-Carter, Mr. Henry Austin Bruen Mr. Alderman Alexander Langford, half-pay sth Dragoon Guards. I have been insignificant. From foreiemports we have received •
The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack
however, to be just to France: She was to gain nothing content with less than Bff sail of the line and a proportionate sent session, Government orders of the day should have Cubitt, Mr. Davison, Mr. Dillwyn, Mr. Charles Forster, John Partridge, half-pay Ist Dragoons. , 12,106 quarters of wheat, 489 quallers beans, 680 quarters
at five o'clock. number of frigates and light vessels. This might seem precedence of notices of motion. He hoped there Mr. Gard, Capt. Gray, Mr. Gregson, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Ta- ' Michael Nelson, half-pay 2d Dragoons. Indian corn, and 6,190 sacks flour. The exports, in the
by the present war, for he verily believed that th.e French
a large force to be under the n. ecessit of kee in u verner John Miller, Mr. Abel Smith, Mr. Stanley, Mr.. James Landers, half-pay Bth Light Dragoons. same time, comprise 237 quarters of wheat, 200 qrs barley, ,
The LORD CHANCELLOR laid on the table a bill to
but it mast be remembered that in 1815 ywe had 2414 sgail poi would .be no objection to his motion, as it .was
e Wise, and Mr. Henry Woods. Three to be a quorum. James C. McClellan, half-pay 10th Light Dragoons. 280 qrs malt, 311 qrs Indian corn, 138 loads oatmeal, and
d the law relating to attorneys and solicitors, b•y.which people would only have to pay the expense without re-
made at ala ter period of the session than was usual. H
it was proposed to improve the
.education of both with re- ceiving the Profits, and the crop which had been raised by the line, and that now we had only 46, which were not The house adjourned at 20 minutes past 6 o'clock. Francis Collins, half-pay llth Light Dragoons. 1,285 sacks flour. This morning we had only as small
spect to their professional acepurements.
tlf artifcled ciltuerkdos their blood they would not be allowed to reap. Nor would all ready. for sea. All the
,Points relating t) the subject also suggested that when•there was not private business to ~ e Charles Armstrong, half-pay,l2th Light Dragoons.
IVilliam Hall half-pay 17th Light Drassoons attendance at our corn exchange. The business passing
was limited for wheat and flour, although they could have
had taken a degree at a University, the erm o sery
the Italian people derive any benefit from the horrible car- of manneag the navy were dealt with in the re- occupy the h vase till half-past 4 o'clock that public busi-
port of the commissioners. It might be objected fo ' , FR 0.4.1/ THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT Richard France, half-pay Grenadier aards.•
was to be shortened two years. ness should be proceeded with at a quarter past 4 o clock. leen bought at a decline of 2d per cental and ls per sack on.
MR. JUSTICE BLACKBURN. nage of which the plains of Lombardy were now the scene. ehat report that it was somewhat speculative, and no doubt
it was open to that objection, because, in the first place, it gr
-A eed to. --• George Copeland, half-pay Scots Fusilier Guards. Tuesday's rates. Oats and oatmeal a slow sale, without
Lord LYNDHURST-I wish to call your lordships' He ardently wished to see the cessation of the oppression to
MR. CHARLES GILPIN. . BUCKINGHAM PALACE, JUNE 28. James Scott, half-pay 9th Foot. alteration in value. Barley, beans, and peas at previous
Charles Grant, half-pay 23d Foot. rates. Indian corn met with a good demand for feeding,
attention to a recent appointment to the judicial beneh-. which that race had been long exposed, but when he con- was not certain that the number of men necessary to form The Queen, as Sovereign of the Most Noble Order of the
the appoMtment of Mr. Elackbm'n t° a Puisne judgeship in sidered the kind of polecy which seemed n.ow. to prevail he a reserved volunte.er corps could be got ; nor when they On the motion for the adjournment of the house till Gallen has been graciously pleased by letters patent, under John Ward, half-pay 30th Foot:
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t of Queen's Bench. I have been asked who is was thrown back in recollection to very evil times,. and was were got, an.d their names entered on the boors, was it cer- Monday,
elle Cour . her Royal Sign Manual and the Great Seal of the Order
'Mr. Blackburn ; and a Journal which takes us all t° task bY reminded of that wholesale dealing in revolt and msurrec- tain that they would always be forthcoming when wanted. Mr. STANLE-Y called the attention of the house to the bearing date this day, to dispense with all the Statutes and WAKEFIELD-Jure 1.
turns has asked somewhat indignantlY/ ",Weell° is Mr• tion which distinguished the National ConventiennefFrance A great number of shinmasters had been consulted by the statement made ler Mr. Dennis at a public meeting ef the Regulations usually observed in reeard to Installations, James Willox, half-pay 54th Foot.
Blankburn? •Who is Mr. Blackburn ?' C. near, heary in 1792. The celebrated decree of the leth of
tFehrnarY2 commissioners on this question, and they were all of opi- elector:l4 Norenamptotn, that an offer had been made to and to grant unto the Right Hon. Diidley, Earl of Harrow- Jones Duke, half-pay 59th Foot. The weather during the week has been variable, but on
from the Lord Chancell°r.) I take 1,77. t° answer that he 1792, if it did not actually commence, at least ex ended and nion that a retaining fee would be likely to induce a num- Mr. GI pin by th.c agen sof the late Government to intim by, and unto the Right Hon. Edward Geoffrey, Earl of John Brannan, half-pay 60th Foot. the whole favourable for the growing crops. The quantity
Is a very learned Person/ a velY so,un ni 1 I,_ eawYeer, an admirable continued a fearful war for upwards of 20 years, offering to ber of men to come forward and enter themselves, and they ence his vote in 2-arhament ; and called upon the Secretary Derby, Knights of the said Most Noble Order, and duly Edward Joyce, half-pay 63d Foot. of wheat offering to-day is levee, and may be quoted at
arguer of a law oase_, and eminently utDeu lor a seat on the any people that chose to revolt against their rulers not only thought that this plan, if limited in a certain way-giving of the I.'oor Law :Board to communicate the letters referred invested with the ensigns thereof, full power and authority James Hollis, half-pay 69th Foot. barely late rates, with a slow sale. Barley nominal. Oats
' bench. (" Hear, hear," from Lord Brougham.) These the right hand of fellowship bue the assistance of the Re- the fee only to men engaged in short voyages-would be to by him, with idle name of the person from whom they to exercise all rights and privileges belonging to a Knight James Farrell, half•pay 84th Foot. and shelling unaltered. Beans steady.
appointments are exeltsively in the hands of the Lord publican. armies, winch were positively ms• tru. cted to prefeet sure to answer. The late Government had placed the mat- originated. Since he had last addressed them he did not thin' k Companion of the Most Noble Order of the Gaater in as William Neill, half-pay 85th Foot. Averages for the week :
Chancellor ; he is solely responsible for them • but of this the rebels of eveu• country from the p uttl,?thDa eanst
nwoitar ter on such a footing as would in e few years, if thepresent anything had ocenrred that would justify their calling to full and ample a Manner as if they had been formally in-
stalled, any decree, rule, or usage to the contrary notwith- Joseph Jerome, half-pay 86th Foot. 'Wheat 1,138 qrs., at 45s 111 d
lam sure, that if the distinguished judge who presides in they had incurred. At the present day i y Government earned out their views earnestly, place the the bar of the hn use the editor and printer of the Tunes. Henry Mayne, half-pay 49th Foot. ' Beans
the Queen's Bench-a jud,Ke remarkable for his knowledge decrees that similar objects were attained, but bNyv deeds and country in a most satisfactory positio •11 regard to ma 'lag (Hr ear, hear.) ll,e had written to Mr. Dennis, who con- standing. Samuel Goddard, half-pay 14th Foot. 8ar1ey......... 130 „ 32s 6d
John William Preston, half-pay 76th Foot. Peas
of law and for the admirame manner in which he applies it acts still more significant nations were encouraged te revolt, the navy. There would be an absodlutenclertainty of obtaini n fi med the statement attributed to him in the public news.
WAR-OFFICE, JUNE 30. ?poems Wright, half-pay 9th Light Dragoons.
The Queen has been graciously pleased to give orders for Oats 2O „ 23.s Od
--hadbeen consulted, he would have deferred to the judg- and assistance was now promised to the people of the north men when they were needed, an great expense. s would it
e papers, with th.e exception of the question of the
ment of mY noble and learned friend on the woolsack. I of Italy, now to the Hungarians, now to the inhalla.rdsll saved by doing away with the nec,essity of keeping up large nature of the bnibe offered to him, which was that of
the appointment tf Doctor Adriano Dingli, C. St. M. St. avid Pratt, half-pay 16th Light Dragoons.
Patrick Conolly, half-pay 20th Foot.
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owe this explanation to the learned Judge, Mr. Justice the Duchies, and now to the subjects of the PePe_ lyiliie establishments when there was ns use for them. (Hear.) an appointment end not of a pecuniary character and some
h • G Crown Advocate for the Island of Malta, to be an
Blackburn-and I owe it to my noble and learned friend, It was singular how the very language of 1792-;Mr een The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH-I heard with great other immaterial' alterations. Having read an article which •e.
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though I know he can always take good care of himself. adopted in recent manifestoes. It did not epee ance, satisfaction what fell from the noble duke opposite with ppeared in a local. paper to the effect that the offer in ques-
or Companions, of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath. There was an average supply of grain at market to-day.
(A laugh.) lam one of those who think it of great im- but when the ally of France was endeavourmg te make war, respect to the intentions of the present Government on the 'tlio was ade the gh the ediu of a lady with whom
ST. JAMES'S PALACE, JUNE 28.
nolluernable Samuel Wallis, half. pay 69th Foot. -White wheat, 6s 6d to 6s 3d per bushel ; red, 5s Od to 5s
portance that the public should not entertain any deubt.or and encouraging by
.every means a warlike spirit, he saw important subject of the navy, but it was no more than I Mrn. Gilpimncbecaneconacquainten(l at amwatering place, he con- 6(1 ; beans, 5s 3d to bs 9d ; barley, 30s Od to 37s ; oats, 22s
any jealoueY with respect to appointments to the judicial with no little. horror in the Government Press such language expected, because I bore in mind what fell from Lord eluded by calling on the hon. member to give up the name
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bench. (Hear, hear.) I hope my noble and learned eriTd as the following :-" War, it is true is an evil • but there Palmerston two or three years ago, in the course of a dis- of the writer. •
will allow me to take this opportunity of congratulating are many evils in this lower world,,and national' indepen- cu.ssion on the navy in the other house The noble lord Mr. GILPIN eee...d when this subject was brought forward Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, in the room of Henry John, Daniel McCurdy, half-pay 74th Foot.
Thomas W. Edwards, half-pay 84th Foot. EXETER-Juev 1. -
him on his elevation-on his -having attained everYthing deuce, the freedom of oppressed Peoples, is a tree which re- said he thought the navy of this country. ought to be equal first, he wee asked. a question as to a statement which he Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, resigned.
ST. JAMES'S PALACE, JUNE 28. George Edwards, half-pay 85th Foot. The business was extremely dull to-day at the following
that he has ever looked for. (A laugh.) We may say of quires to be manured with a sufficient number of human. to contend not onl with the na of France but also never made, and a. speech he had never made. He stated
corpses." Sueh were the very words of that execrable.crew weth the navy of anYy other great Liritime Poe'ver united at the time he conld not trace the letter to the agents of The Queen has been pleased to appoint Henry John, William Mackintosh, half-pay 93d Foot. prices :-
him in the words of the poet,
the Committee of Public Safety. One of the most distan- with prance.--(heae)_and I think it is impossible that the Conservative party. (Hear, hear.) It was not the Earl of Ducie, to nee Captain of her Majesty's Guard of James Black, half. pay Ceylon Regiment.
"Thou haat it now, King, Cawdor, glamis, all, Wheat, white..ss 6d to 5s 9d I Barley. ... 4s Od to 48 61
gsished of their leaders, St. Just, a colleague of Robes- under the present circumstances of the country, which are first time that ladies connected with a political party had, Yeomen of the Guard, in the room of William Lennox Las- Samuel Fox, half-pay 96th Foot. Ditto red .. 5s 3d to 5s 6cl 1 Oats . ...... 3s Od to 3s 61
As the weird sisters prornised." b founded upon m h M illiam Gates, half-pay Royal Artillery.
(Hear, hear.) Without being a countryman of my noble Terre declared that liberty required to e - -- .uc graver than any which existed at that time, or indeed, without authority, exercised themselves in canvassing mem- celles, Lord De Res, resigned. Flour, fine, 338 to 34s ; seconds, 31s to 32s per sack.
ontagnes de cadavres." in my opinion, at any time during the last half century, Lord bers and constituencies, but the matter appeared to him WHITEHALL, JUNE 29. Samuel Barnes, half-pay, Royal Artillery.
and learned friend, I had a species of second sight as to his mountams' • of corpses-" sur dee
sel the last of w.ars waged Palmerston could in the slightest degree have changed that so ridiculous that he could not have believed that any mem- Carren-The market was fairly supplied with stock.
The Queen has been pleased to nominate the Right Hon. James Hilton, kalf-pay, Royal Engineers.
advancement. (Laughter.) He had hoped that Europe had
he had lived to see opinion. If that be the object which we have in view the ber of that house would ask him to give up the name of a Sir Georne Cornewall Lewis, Bart beina one of her ADMIRALTY, JUNE 18. A moderate attendance of farmers. Pork carcases in fair
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The LORD CHANCELLOR-I should not have taken in. the name of liberty, buntunhaPPily, Majesty'sbPrincipal Secretariee of S;Le, an7Ecclesiastical Corps of Royal Mann' es.-Gentlemen Cadets-John
any notice of this question, " •Wh° ls IS'lr•-Blackhurn r a slaughter so horrible in i s extent and consequen.ces that noble duke must feel that he is only in a state of progress, lady, and he felt surprised that a gentleman should ask a
Pork ca;cases, do7s 6d to 8s 3d Wwethers, d 0... :.. 6d to 612 d
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Commissioner for England. Leyland Needham ; James Inman ; William George Tom-
bad not my noble and learned friend thought fit t° Put the the mind recoiled from its contemplation. The war, it and that h.e has a great deal to do. (Hear, hear.) I be- question which no gentleman could answer..
ew nothinn of Mr. Blackburn, might be said, had gone too far to be stopped, but he trusted neve I might venture to go as far as my noble and gal- - Mr. STANLEY rose to order, as he considered such lan- DOWNING-STEET, JUNE 29. lin Bickford ; George Anne Greenwell Martin • Henry
question and answer it. ed to 7d Fat calves, do ....51d to 51d
except what I knew fr°1:11.1 klinaving seenlinl.Praetir Pl. the th.at England would interfere at the very earliest moment lent friend who sNke last, and say that no force of line-of- guage not Parliamentary. The Queen has been pleased to appoint John Curling, Bevan Isaacson, and John Midlane Dyer, to lie Second Rough fat, 4-fd per lb.
court over which I presided' I have private intimacy, with a view to the restoration of peace, and that, too, without battle ships less than 70 would be sufficient for the protec- Mr. GILPIN said that what he intended to Esq., to be a Member of the Legislative Council of New Lieutenants.
The demand
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on my word of honour, I don't know of what even asking who was to blame. It was to be hoped that the tion of our maritime interests. I would not distribute them state was, that he was surprised that an honourable Zealand • and Robert Bradshaw Esq., to be a Member of COMMISSION BY THE QUEEN.
and I declare, would perceive that by persisting in an unequal as he proposes to do, but that number we ought to have. member, who was certainly a gentleman, should have the Council of Sierra Leone. ' Hampshire Artillery Regiment of Militia-James Frost,
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side he is in politics. (Hear.) But I have knows him as losing prt • Gent., to be Adjutant from the llth May, 1859.
a soured, good, and able lawyer ; one of the ablest in West- contest leYmight only lose the more. It was greatly to be (Hear.) 'We ought to have, also, a proportion of smaller asked him a question which a gentleman should
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minster Hall. My only object WU to appoint the person dreaded that Germany might be induced to take part in the vessels for the protection of our trade, for it must be recol- not. (Laughter) He should have been happy, if
The Queen has been. graciously pleased to appoint John COMMISSIONS BY LORDS-LIEUTENANT.
who I thought would best _discharge the duties of a judge strugglt
_Taller; couldtobe no doubt there existed already lected that however equal our navy may be with the navies the house wished it, to give full information as to the con-
Robert Curtis, Esq., now British Vice-Consul at Lubeck, County of Cornwall-The Honourable George Med-
iu the Court OlQUeen's Bench. It is said that he had not toodreu la di po Ilion break the peace in that quarter : of France and Russia, the detachments we are compelled to tents of the two letters he had received ; but he would tell
to be her Majesty's Consul at Nantes. thew Fortescue to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Sir George rather improved rates. Refmers produce is in good de-
e. silk gown, but in former times that was never held to be a an if the sword were once drawn there no man could tell send out for the protection of our colonies and our trade, them respectfully, but, at the same time, emphatically, that
FOREIGN-OFFICE, JUNE 30. Stucley Stuoley, Bart., to be Deputy Lieutenant ; mend, and the stocks held by the growers are by no means
test of fitness for the iudicial hen Ch. Lord Tenterden.never to what extent the war might go, or how it might end. extending all over the world, are so great that the force re- if he was required to give up the name of the lady that d ard Collins Esq to be Deputy Lieutenant ; Thomas large. Rum is still dull ; about 100 puns. Jamaica had
The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Richard E w ' '' - '
had a silk gown, and a n°ble and learned friend of mine, There was no actual attack threatened against; GerneanY ; reaming for the defence of our own country is by no means he would not do so. (Hear, hear.) Hext, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant ; F. John Hext, Esq., been disposed of at 48 2d to 5s 6d for middling to fine qua-
who was one of the most distinguished judges that_ever the danger was only one 'of a possibility ; and y was there; so great as we should expect. But I rose principally to en- After some further conversation the question dropped. John Todd as Consul at Cardiff of Mr. Edward Stanton
Bilton as Consul at Newcastle and of Mr. Edmond De la ' ' 2
to be Deputy Lieutenant • J. Penberthy Magor Esq. to lity.
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presided at Westminster Hall, had not a silk gorl• 1. am fore earnestly to be desired that every effort might be mad tdt eavtontrhte iirreseseupont your 1713:Itiin d the try THE INDIA Leann
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Rue as Consul at Liverpool, for his Majesty the King of be Deputy Lieutenant ; F. Rodd, Esq., to be Deputy Lieu-
con ' ced that the more Mr. Justice Blacklesrn s qualities to keep Prussia from engaging in hostilities, and 10 proven. he ent whilility lmos deeply, nex ncreased Mr. CRAWFORD asked the late Secretary of State for tenant ;J. Jope Rogers, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant;
William Sloggett Rosevear Esq ,to be Deputy Lieute- The sup77lOlf3lfCat
nant ;He Reginald Sainsbury Trelawny, Esq., to be prices were rather higher than last week. Sheep were in
and abilities become known the more will hes appointment the greatest of all calamities, a universal war. n France efficiency w you am give to xour.navy can now, under India whether he was aware, when he proceeded on Thurs- Sardinia.
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he believed that all persons of education, of property, and the changed circumstances of navigation, give you an effec- day, the 21st day of April last, to receive and adju- MASTER OF THE HORSE'S OFFICE, JULY 1.
Deputy Lieutenant ; Edward William Brydges Willyams, large supply, and lambs numerous. Calves plentiful. Pigs
be approved. (Hear, hear.) ,
Lord WENSLEYDALE said he had been very much respectability were still averse from this war, ang lamnted Wel Protection against invasion, it an enemy be determined dicate upon the tenders invited to be sent in for the The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Honourable
astonished by the remarks made on the appointment of Mr. that it should have broken out. The multitude, armea and to invade You. The advantage which an enemY denves from Indian. loan, of the fact that the Austrian ulti- Alfred Paget (commonly called Lord Alfred paget), to be RSCI to be Deputy Lieutenant. in large supply.
Justice Blackburn by the public journals. There was not unarmed, mig.ht indeed have their heads turned bY tempo- the Possession of forts like Brest and Cherbourg, and from matum to Sardinia had been made known to her Chief Equerry and Clerk Marshal to her Majesty, in the -''
Cornwall Rangers Militia-Reginald Kelly, Esq., to.be Beef 7el to 71d Veal . 6d to 6fd
an abler man at the bar than Mr. Blackburn, and a better rary success, just as they would, on the other hand be the the improvements in steam navigation, are so gient that, at Majesty's Government on the previous evenffig by a tele- room of the Right . Honourable Charles John, Lord Col- Second Lieutenant. Mutton .. eld to 71-d Pork
seecfion „una not have been made. It was of considerable first to be cast down by any reverse of fo e ; but thLY Were leant during sex. months in the Year, he maY land 60,000 er gram from Vienna, and also by a written communication ville of Culross, resigned. sth Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia-Henry John Lamb Bd to -d Rough fat, 5s Od per stone
importance that the pursue judges should be appointed not those to whom we must look for sound public opinion. 80,00,0 men upon any beach en the south coast of England. from his Excellency the French Ambassador to the Secre- BUCKINGHAM PALACE, JUNE 30. Barker, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice William Henry Hides, 31d to 51c1 ; calf skins, 6(.:. to 61d.
without any reference to politics, and he hoped this course He equally believed that there could be no such unpopular But recollect that the great advantage of a powerful and tary of State for Foreign. Affairs. His Royal Highness the Prince Consort has been pleased Ogden deceased.
Lord STANLEY said nothing could be fairer than the to appoint John l'oyntz Spencer, Earl Spencer, to be Easiern Regiment of Suffolk Artillery Co s-George
would always beepersevered in. movement on the part of the French Government as a superior fleet is, that, though a force may be landed it losses
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Lord CRANWORTH said it was absurd to think that quarrel or a breach with this country. But was that its communications. (Hear.) The late Napoleon said, and manner in which the question had been put by the hon. Groom of the Stole to his Royal Highness, in the place of Hayward, Gent., late of the A Medical7Staff, to be COAL MAREET-Juev 1.
because a man had not a silk eown he was not fit for the any reason why we should not be prepared ? Quite the I have no doubt the present Emperor has seen ieason to member for London. It was a question which he could have the Most Noble James Hamilton, Marquis of Abercorn, Assistant. Surgeon ; Frederick GemYge Wilkinson, Gent., (Prices ot Coal per Ton at the close of the market.)
bench. Mr. Justice Wiles, whom he had appointed, never contrary. We might say to France, " We don't distrust adopt the maxim, that the „ience of war consists in the answered on the previous evening, when notice of it was K.G., resigned.
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to 'be First Lieutenant ; Edward Samuel Hamersley, Gent.,
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had a silk gown, and no complaint had ever eie inxie of you ; we don't believe that you will do us any science of communication. Heine be so, no prudent general given, but he thought that probably the hon.member would BUCKINGHAM PALACE, JUNE 30. to be Second Lieutenant.
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his appointment on that account. wrong ;we rely on your professions and your promises. would land a force in, this country unless he had a reason- wish to accompany it by some remarks. It was not the His Royal Highness the Prince Consort has been pleased The Duke of Lancaster's Own Regiment of Yeomanry 1167 00
THE RED SEA TELEGRAPH. Nevertheless, common prudence requires that we should able expectation of always being able to preserve a commu- fact that either he or any other person connected with the to appoint the Right Hon. Henry Manners Cavendish, Cavalry=Eustace John Wilson Patten, Esq., to be Lieu- Earsden Hartley 14 6 Hefton....
guard against everY PossibilitY, and Possible danger maY nication with the country from which that force had come. negotiations for the loan or with the Indian Department was Baron Waterpark to be Lord of the Bedchamber to his tenant, vice Jacson, promoted. l3 6 Kellett l6 9
On the motion that this bill be read a third time, ea m a change in your Government, for no one can And this leads me to offer a suggestion for the immediate cognisant of the news to which the hon member referred at Royal Highness, 'in the place of the Right Hon. William Ist Company of Lancashire Volunteer Rifles-James
Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY hoped that the mea- arise -° . • .
tell what might be the disposition of o milit classes." consideration of the noble duke, which is this-that no time tilt- time when the:enders for the ken:were received. He I‘ll'alta.eguld
stun would not be brought forward in the way it was Bagot, Baron Bagot, resigned. Burnside Taylor, Gent., to be Lieutenant. 15 3
Let un therefore, be prepar yl Yd urand by sea. Above whatever should be lost in protecting all the po ts and all the di Fitt ksow at.w at heur of the night or of the morinng sir William Dunbar, Bart., one of the Commissioners of West Kent Light Infantry Regiment of Militia-Wil-
nambert s w est Aare- Braddyll's Hetton 16 3
15 6
done last session. The objects of the bill were very
all, let us be prepared. by- seead. bide h ped and t ted that roads in which it would be p9ssible for an enermy!o place a the in elligenee in question eras received by his noble friend lker Primrose 14 0 Haswell ..
extensive and important, and as it would occasion the her Majesty's Treasury, has been appointed Keeper of the liam David Cathcart Gybbon Monypenny to be Captain, \seal l7 6
he should Ime a satisferory ansveerp to his question from I fleet with any degree of security, and where he might form Lord Malmesbury ; but the intelli ence in question was not • . l6 6 Eden M•. • • 15 6
Pnvy Seal of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, in vice gir Edmund Filmer, Bart., M.P., resigned ; James , 3a.na , - am
Gordon Vinter to be Ensign, vice Garsia, appointed to the
expenditure of a large sum of money, therefore it ought
the noble e opposi e- d that it would be authorita- a fete du pont thatwould assist his future operations. I trust need b 1.1" Lord Sta 1 Ing) to 4 o'clock in.• the after-
not to be treated as a private bill. The course he thought reeeo
of the 211nslt (A
1 nndey) the room of Henry Whitmore, Esq., resigned.
ought to be adopted was that the bill should be presented and tively declared that-there'was no foundation whatever for he will lose no time in placing at every one of these points- ncil n..pn , a the tenders for the loan were CROWN-OFFICE, JUNE 29. Ist West India Regiment. ley 15 0 Shincliffe l5 3
laid upon the table in order that it might be considered as the report as to the navy estimates being lowered. Instead and I particularly recommend to his notice the port-of Port- fi ally adjudicated upon between 12 and 1 o'clock. (Hear,
MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN TILE PRESENT Royal North Lincoln Militia-John Whitney, Gent., to Haswell Gas. l4 0 Benson.... ' l5 0
of the preparations of the late Government being lessened, land-some one fort at least, capable of sustaining a siege of hear.) A considerable time elapsed between the period when Hetton Lyons Main...ls 3
a public measure. . PARLIAMENT. be Ensign, vice Robert Waller, promoted ; Hugh Sidney
e, , , . , . ec ed
After a few observations from Earl GRANVILLE and the he would rather that they might be extended, so as to a week or a fortnieht so that it would be impossible for au the then Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs r eiv this Town and Port of Sandwich-Edward Hugessen Knatch- IValls End
Waller, Gent., to he Ensign, vice Arthur Lousada, pro- • Heugh Hall 16 9
Earl Of DERBY, who defended the course pursued by the render an aetempt.upon our shores, haloPeu what might, enemy to hold that position with a fleet to assist his opera- intelligence and the time when it became known to the In-
absolutely impossible. There was the widest difference eon- tions. I refer to the new port of Portland, that port which dian Department, but the fact was that immediately on re- bull Hugessen, Esq., one of the Lords Commissioners moted. South Hartlepool. 16 0 Nixon's Duffryn
Thornley 2l 6
15 0 Powell'sDuffrynSteam2l 0
late Government, ceinabee between. a constitutional Government, with a free the late French Ambassador went down to reconnoitre,and ceiving it his noble friend proceeded, as was natural, to of her Majesty's Treasury.
City of Edinhurgh-.The Right Hon. James Moncreiff, Ships at market, 93--Sold, 77.
- The bill was read a third time and passed.
Parliament and a free Fess, and Governments such as which he took the trouble of visiting at the end of last sum- summon a Cabinet Council, in order that deliberations BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
VOLUNTEER CORPS. those of the two allies, Fran.ce and Russia, where every mer in order to see the particular advantage it possessed. might take place upon it ; and it so happened that Lord Lord Advocate of Scotland. Robinson Cross, grocer, Hagworthingham, Lincolnshire.
- Lord VIVIAN wished to ask the noble lord the Under-
expression of public opinion was stifled. His belief was I trust that whenever that respectable gentleman goes to Derb was in attendance on the Queen at Windsor, so that District of Burghs of Wigton, New Galloway, Stranraer, Robert Henry Obbard, lead merchant, Old-street-road, RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
Secretary for War the intention of her Majesty's
that had there been a free Government in France this that port again he will find it in a better position than it is the Cyabinet Council could not be held up to 4 o'clock inthe and Whithorn-Sir William Dunbar, of Mochrum, Bait., Middlesex.
ButleXtny, Piro.rg
Government with respect to volunteer corps. Whether
lamentable war in Italy would have been utterly impossible. now. (A laugh.) Now, my lords, whatever you do with afternoon. The first intimation he (Lord Stanley) received one of the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury. Stephen Wrathall, cattle dealer, Linton, Yorkshire.
Borough of Lewes-The Right Hon. Henry Fitzroy, of
Upper Grosvenor -street, Middlesex, Chief Commissioner of Charles Schloezer , •
TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE M EEK.
they intended to adopt the views of the late Admi- It arose from there having been no legitimate vent for that respect to the navy, it is Impossible to neglect your array- of the intelligence was at 4 o'clock in the afternoon which
nistration, and whether they were disposed to supply a sufli-
public opinion which was at first quite unanimous against that military strength by which at la.at must be defended was between three and four hours after the time When the 1 ate-street, city, to
"%Yorks and Public Buildings. Miles Opened. Receipts.
dent quantity of arms for practice. He thought it his
war although when hostilities had been actually declared erinhine we value The noble duke is ri ht to extend
tfaco ty to ask the question. 7 . ev e • . „g , transaction connected with the loan took place. (Hear.) - surrender July 15, at half-past twelve, and Aug. 12, at Railways. ~._____n___, n___....... e
duty as a lord lieutenan o a certain change took place. Under these eircamstances, the orce of the navy. It is a security tor our interest and Mr. CRAWFORD said that the noble lord's explanation Borough of Bedford-Samuel Whitbread, Esq., one of one, at the Court of Bankructey. 18.59. 1858. 1859. 1858.
The Earl of RIPON said he was glad the ques-
dha . regard to the naval force of France and Russia, honour, and it may be productive of great advantages in would be considered satisfactory. the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty. Benjamin Kirton, builder, Voodford, Northamptonshire.
tion had been asked, as it would give him an °mg . -
Borough of Ashton-under-Lyne-The Right Hon. James Armitst,ead, grocer, Burnley, Lancashire. .
it was our bounden duty to make. it absolutely impossible carrying on our defences. But of itself our navy is not ROMAN CATHOLIC SEAMEN. X . X
opportunity of explaining the views of the Government on Thomas Milner Gibson, President cif the Poor Law Board. 'WU -
i lam Frankland, farmer, Morley, Cheshire. Ballymena and Portrush... 35 35 - -
that the Channel should be commanded even by the united sufficient, and unless you determine to establish on a pet- Mr. HENNESSEY asked the late First Lord of the Ad-
a subject which was exciting so much interest. The late a, e _ . n • • Borough of Calne-The Right Hon. Robert Lowe, Vice- •
Robinson Cross, grocer, Haeworthingham Lincolnshire Bedale and Leyburn lO 10 - __
Government had issued two circulars--the first advising " ' t' ers Cheers.)
ee sor those two ow . ( manent and secure basis the future nnhtary defences of this miralty what steps the late Board of Ad • 1 h d
mire ty a taken President of the Committee of Privy Council for Education. d• h • dl' • - ' • Belfast and Ballymena 65 65 1,090 1,124
country, I feel confident that, considering the passions that • Lyon Gol smit , cig,ar ea er, Finsbury-pavement.
the formation of volunteer rifle corps, in accordance with The Duke of SOMERSET (who spoke in so low a tone as th f
wi re erence to the complaints whichhad been submitted JUNE 30. Belfast and County Down 2O 17 573 302
animate persons- on the Continent who are hostile to us Thomas Carter, grocer, Woburn.
/to the Board respecting the treatment of Roman Catholic Borough of Halifax-The Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, John Green Shedden, woollen dra B" Birkd.,Lanc., & Ches. June. 32 32 3,M3 2,957
the existing regulations, by which all expenses had to be to be very indistinctly heard in the gallery), was understood considerin h t tth • X al d h
gt e vas power a eir ispos an t e reasons • • , per, =lngham.
sailors in tae Royal Navy ? Myth and Tyne 2O 13 1,773 1,254
of Hickleton Hall, Yorkshire, Bart., one of her Majesty's B
paid by the volunteers themselves. The second con- to sa that he would not attempt to follow the noble and for running the risk of invasion I can speak with perfect Sir J. PAKINGTON had no objection to answer the earon. Marks and Edward Samuel Franklin, woollen Bristol and Exeter ' 118 117 8,241 7,353
Principal Secretaries of State.
tained very salutary advice. In consequence of the yd
Ird thr ueh man of the observations which he had assurance, and to my own mind ,almest in the language of merchants, Birmingham. . Caledonian l9Bl 1981 13,869 12,698
learne o o e y question, and he hoped what he was about to state would Borough of Tiverton-The Right Hon. Henry John, CliesekHolyhead(withMold 94 -
Government circular, 12 companies were formed. This a prophecy, that the attempt vrill be made. It will not be made SCOTCH BANKRUPTS.
he house but would confine himself to givine not brine him under the animadversion of the hon member v-
iscount Palmerston, First Commissioner of her Majesty's j Cockermouth &Workington 8. 1 280 194
was the position when the present Government came into offered to t , during this war. What we have to apprehend is when this '' ' ames Thomson, saddler, Low- Wishaw.
for Beaumaris. The facts were briefly these .-A memmial Cork and Bandon 2O 20
Treasury. 290 313
office, and the question with them was, whether an answer to the question that had been put to him. In
war has te • ated-when France has broken the military tto Lord De
was sen rby complaining on the part of the Ro- Thomas Aimers grocer Galashiels
County of Wilts-Southern Division- The Right Hon. • " ' Cork, Blackrock, & Passage. .61 61 273 295
anything more than " rifle clubs" would be formed. doing so he would lay before their lordships such informa- strength of Austria,-when she has terrified the other man Catholic body that Roman Catholic sailors were sub- George lel'Phail, bag manufacturer, Glasgow. neeside l7 17 272 297
Sidney Herbert of Wilton House Wiltshire one of her
Wishing to establish volunteering on a larger basis,
io as e possessed respecting the progyess which had been Powers of the Continent-when there is a close connection
en h jeeted to certain disadvantages in respect to their relieious ni •'/p• h l . • ' , Adam Wm. Dunn farmer, Cleuchhead, Roxburghshire. D übliu & Belfast Junction
her Majesty's Government had determined to • 27> ... ajesty s rincipa Secretaries of State. Dublin and Drogheda •63 63 1,961 1,845
made in the reconstruction o our navy ; an
f d here he felt and understanding with Russia-when she ha's the opportu- '
worship. Lord Derby sent the memorial to him, requesting G. F. Lyde and do., manufacturers, Glasgow.
eupply 25 stand of arms to every 100 men. There nity of bringing a disciplined and victorious army-for they h• • • JULY l. Dub. & Wicklow (in.liingst.) 4ot 401 2,126 2,021
'H.;
v‘l:°,ol,l;fitdien,lBdgws
would of course be certain conditions, namely, that a safe he had, perhaps, to defend the late Government rather than is opinion. on it, whereupon he wrote a letter to Lord ,-.. Thomas APArthur, carver and gilder, St. Enoch's-square, Dundalk and Enni •
skillen
will ons'eler themselves certain of success, to realize the last nity of Norwich-The Right Hon. Wm. Coutts Keppel, Glasgow.
Derby stating the views be entertained with respect to the Dundee and Arbroath l7l 171 630 . 629
practice-eround should be provided, and a competent officer the present. He had seen with great surprise a statement . e if
h E
project ot e mperor Napoleon 1., all whose projeFts the commonly called Viscount Bury, of Quiddenham, Norfolk, James Taylor, commission agent, Hope-street, Glasgow. Dundee, Per
• 1 hi h
different matters contained in the memoria ,w c were c th, & Aber. Jun. 31 31 977 1,033
would be' sent down to inspect the spot, which must that he had co enced the duties of his office by reducine
e, present Emperor has boasted it is his fate to accomplish. I omptroller of her Majesty's Household.
drawn up under a series of headings, to the number, he be- John Calder, farmer, Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire. Inlet Anglian 67e 671 1,001 909
not be less than 300 yards in length. A suitable
the navy estimates and striking off he knew not how many cannot close these few observations witho •
ut expressing my WAR-OFFICE, PALL MA.LL, JULY 1. E.Counties,Nrfic.,&E.Union 489 489 26,158 27,428
place must also be provided for the safe keepine of lieved, of about 11. He was entirely of opinion that every Robert Thomson, farmer, Hobkirk, Roxburghshire.
It was 'also of the dockyard workmen. What really happened was, conviction that if we do noe take advantage of this respite of fair and reasonable claim on the part of the Roman Catholic 4th Regiment of Light Dragoons-Gentleman Cadet Harry BANK OF ENGLAND. East Kent l4 _ 350 -
the arms sent out by Government: E.Lancashire(in.Blackleurn) 111 105 7 490 '7
061
intended to provide at Hythe for the instruction of that on the llth of April last, the Board of Admiralty time-of the advantage given us by the war France is en- • .•
sailors et ith respect to the exercise of their religion ought .
Youl from the Royal Military College to be Cornet, An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, Edinburgh and Glasgow
°need i e shall • I ' h• th t •
n-w impere everye ing .a _ every man en to :be conceded • and more especially that that should 1' t h ' J - Cf ,
eviteout purc ase, vice ones, promote . cap. 32, for the week ending on Wednesday, the 29th day Edinburgh, Perth,& Dundee 78
a certain number of the staff of the disembodied militia. being properly desirous of expediting the works in pro -ig 78 3,314 3,216
The Commander-in-Chief had also decided to enable the gress in the dockyards ordered that the men should be em- s ceim.try values-its independence, its honour, and its be removed which formed one of the rnain points of n
7t
.Ligh Dragthens--Cornet Henry Augustue Bushman, of June, 1859 :- Perth & Clyde Junction
constitution. (Hear hear 1 nom the 9th Debt Draenons to be Cornet vice the Hon • Furness
officers of the corps to go through a modified course of in- ployed during extra hours. At a later period, however, fur- •/ e their com,nlaint-namely, that Roman Catholic sailors '0 0 7 / . ISSUE DEPARTMENT. 22 22 1,244 1,290
struction of this kind. . This remark, of course, only a
P- ther works being necessary, on the sth of May they or- CHURCH RATES. were not allowed the same advantage with respect to their •
W Harbor
d, promoted. Notes issued £32,110,105 Government Debt X 11,015,100 Glasgow & South-Western. 1831 1831 6,866 7,209
plied to rifle corps, but much good was hoped dered more men to bo taken on, such a measure being Lord PORTMAN said that in the abAence of the right worship as were conceded to Roman Catholic soldiers ; and 9th Lieht Draeoons-Charles Ashburnham Floyd, Gent.,
. Other Securities .. 3,459,90 e Great Northern 283 283 22.272 20,386
to a C tb b urchase vice Bushman, appointed to Gold Coin & Bullion 17,635,105 Great North of Scotland
by the Government from the Volunteer Artillery Corps. quite right in point of economy, and one which he was rev. prelates he would 'postpone until an early day the ob- he stated distinctly in his letter to Lord Derby that, so far the 7thelT ' yI)
' . Silver Bullion .... - qt.Soutlin. & Westin (hind ) 229 2031 7,404 7,287
(Hear, hear.) it was very necessary to proceed with the quite ready to defend. Much had been said as to the mode servations he had intended to make in calling the attention as the different nature of the two services permitted, Roman ght Dragoons. ;mat Western 466 166 35,574 33,152
19th Lieht Dragoons-Gentleman Cadet James Elmsley
greatest precaution in a matter of this kind, but the Go- in which the navy had been managed, for many years past. of their lordships to the present state of the law of church Catholic soldiers and sailors should be placed on precisely £32,110,105 £32,110,103 lull and Holderness
M l f • th R -1 MT
acau ay, iorn eoe a 1 itary College, to be Cor- ,nverness & Aberdeen June. 57 15 731 387
vernment felt fully sensible of the patriotism that had It had been his lot when a member of the House of Com- rates. . . the same footing. Healso proceeded to state thathe thought BANKING DEPARTMENT. Irish South-Eastern 251 251 341 256
actuated all those who had come forward and tendered their mons to spend a whole summer in going carefully through Their lord p
shi s adjourned at half-pest seven o'clock. net without purchase in succession to Lieut Goldie
that some of the requests contained in the memorial, which e. , . , , • / Proprietors' Capi-
eamesed the service by the sentence of a General Court tal Government Secu- Killarney Junction
£14,553,000 • rities (including Lancaster and Carlisle (in
services to the country. (Hear, hear.) the navy estimates, and, having had before him all the - related to matters in respect to which there was a great dif- °
Martial Rest - Kendal and Windermere 100 100 7,323 6,896
The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH approved of what persons who had been connected with the service for along HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(YESTERDAY.) ference between the two services it would be impossible to - •
• ' 15th Light Dragoons-Lieut. Stewart Davies D. Cart- Public Deposits (in- nutty) £11,281,376 Lane. & Yrks.(in.Blackleurn 289 289 28,180 26,584
had fallen from the noble lord. It. was, however, true that time previous, he had been enabled to collect some infor- The SPEAKER took the chair at 4 o'clock. concede. Having sent this answer to Lord Derby, he caused
wrieht. fram the 15th Foot to be Lieutenant Paying the eluding Exche- Other Securities .. 18,458,897 Limerick and Foynes 2 2o 174 145
the movement had been taken up in towns where footpaths mation on the subject. Reverting to the period between SWEARING IN. a copy of the memorial and his letter to be circulated among uer, av ngs
diference ' ' S i '
between Infantry and Cavalry, vice Hors- Notes
would cross the practice ground. He should like to know 1830 and 1840 no doubt those were years of a reduced ex- Lord BURY took the oaths and his seat for Norwich ; his colleagues at the Admiralty Board, who considered anks, Commis- Gold and Silver London & North-Western
fall, who exchanaes receivine the same.
whether it would not be possible to stop up the footpaths penditure upena the navy ; but the economy then practised, and Mr. M. Gibson for Ashton. Mr. Cobden, introduced them. As a change of Government was impending, it was missioners of Na- Coin 686,228 London and Blackwell 5 51 1,736 1,754
17th Lieht Dr 6 * • 6
ago s-Major Alexander Learmonth to be tional Dbt d
during practice. so far from giving occasion for regret, was in fact matter by Mr. Gilpin and Mr. Dill , took the oaths and his impossible for him. to take any further steps in the matter ; London & South-Western . 321 287 19,838 17,310
Lieutenant 'Col en
l b h • Holde Ros e D• id e' an
The Earl of RIPON did not think such would be pos- for present congratulation, because a larger outlay in those seat for Rochdale, and seated himself on the second bench but it was 'his intention, if he had continued in office, to . . one , y pure . asee vece n 1 s , re end Ac- Load. Brighton, &S. Coast. 202 183 • 29,602 18,036
who retires ; Brevet-Major Sir William Gordon, art., counts) 9,832,057 L'derry and Enniskillen_ eo 60
sible, but the best precaution, it was certain, would be taken days would have been entirely wasted, the class of vessels behind the Ministers. direct instructions to be issued to concede such portions of 725 657
to be Major, by purchase. vice Learmonth ; Lieutenant- Other Deposits... . 12,979,340 Londe Tilbury, & Southend. 42,1 40 2,332 1,804
to prevent accident. then. built being ill adapted for existing exigencies, so that PRIVATE BUSINESS. the memorial ash() thought, in fairness and justice, ought
Henry Marshall to be Captain, by pure ,
hase vice .Sir Seven Day and Man.,Sheffield,& Lincolnsh. 173, 173 e 9,523. 10,167
Lord HOWDEN, with reference to the word " invasion," if a greater number of them had been launched they would
The H frd d B
ere e an recon Railway Bill, and the .
Nun- •
to be conceded. That was the position in which the ques-
tion now' stood, and he had left the papers he had referred . .
William Gordon, Bart. other Bills 721,328 Manch. S.Jine&Altrincham 9el 91 926 872
said it was understood differently on the two sides of the now have been useless. Then came the period of steamships,
ato and Hinckley Railway Bill were read a third time to for the consideration. of his successor at the Admiralty. Military Train- Cornet Michael Cain, from half-pay late . - ------ Maryport and Carlisle - 28 1,219 915
Channel. He was satisfied that there was no sane but of steamships with paddles, when the Admiralty again ean, nassed. £41,268,166 £41,268,166 Midland
Frenchman who thought of invading England for the set to work and produced a number of vessels of that '
Tllipe Great Northern and Wester, (of Ireland) Railway WEEDON COMMISSION. Land Transport Corps, to be Ensign, vice Churcher,
who reverts to half-panas Cornet of that Corps. Dated June 30,1859. M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. Midland Gt.Westn. of 'rind 177 177 4,901 4,289
Monkland 52 52 1,523 1,389
purpose of conquering it, any more than there was a class. But before many years had elapsed the screw- Bill, and ' Colonel DUNNE asked the Secretar for War whether
the Norwich Corn Exchanee Bill were considered • • • y. . . Royal Artillery - The undermentioned Gentlemen Ca- - Monmouthsh. Rail. & Canal 44 .44 2,492 2,438
sane Englishman who thought of his being conquered, propeller was introduced, superseding the use of the and ordred f • ''
'
ee second reading. the report of the comnnssion appointed to mquire into the dets to be Lieutenants • • C h •
, viz.. - Charles rest wane, AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. Newcastle and Carlisle 7B 78 - -
But of this he was sure, that it was the constant thought of addle. If, therefoee, they had gone on building steamers state of the Ordnance Department at Weedon, See. had
0 th
nn e motion of Sir CHARLES FOSTER, the fol Anthony OliverMolesworth, Harry Dacres Evans, James The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, coin • etyport,Aberg.,& Hereford 50 43 1,411 1,294
every Frenchman to humble this country and deprive her fitted with paddles, they would have been found unsuited • low- d h "t ld b I 'cl, '
been received • and, if receive ,wen i won eai upon North British (in. Dalkeith) 149 149 6,956 5,894
Murray Murray, Nerman Spencer Perceval, Walter John puted fiora Returns made in the week ending the 28th d
of the position she held among the nations. A despatch7 to modern requirements. In 1847, the year before the igt was agreed to :-The consideration of the Oxford, Wor- the table of tlie house. • ~ aY North Devon 35 35 602 553
olverhampton Railway Bill, as amended, to Tatham Henry Francis Peterkin Lewis, James Main- of June, 1859, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid Or North-Eastern
written from a miserable fishing village with a population • a •re, as made before a committee we had not ces er' an Mr. S. HERBERT replied that the report of the com- 7361 720 38,276 39,398
of six fishermen and a ploughboy, penned cleverly, after a m 'ill - w•
1. fi ed "th h ' I J
nigle slup of the ine tt wi t e screw. n anuary, move that the bill be referred to a select committee, to be
nominated b the C •
y ommittee of Selection. mission a • d • • •t th •
ppointe to inquire in o e transactions at Wee- waring 'Douglas, Francis Laurence:Gore Little, John payable thereon, on the importation thereof into Great North London
Randel Wilmer, Dudley Maryon Wilson, Robert Henry Britain :- North Staffordshire 9 9 2,619 2,621
233 233 8,356 6,580
forlorn hope had entered there, and describing the French C SCT 'W.
II however, we had as many as 15 vessels with th e The followina was also agreed to :-That the minutes of don had not yet been nceived, but so soon as it had been Grant, llugh Allen Mackey, Percy Charles Whalle Per ewe North-Western
y, 461 461 - -
Eagle as flying freely from Acton to Ealing, would be Since that e e the work has been going on. with consider- ,-,
the evidence taken before the committees on the Stockton presented, and the Goverument had had time for its con- Trevor Bruce Tyler, and Dudle N h All
y e ort an. From the British possessions in America .. 26s 6d N. Yorkshire and Cleveland Di - - -
enough to sot all France in a fever of excitement. Such a able • im
t ad to th 1 t f J f
industry, for are urn m eup ea o anuary o and Darlington Railway Bills, and the Durham and Cleve- sideration, it would be 1 'cl th tblH h d •
ai upon ea e. ea no wish Royal Engineers-Brevet-Colonel John Walpole to be Co- Muscovado, the produce of the Mauritius .. 27s lOid Oxford, Wore., & Wolver EA %.4 4,438 4,335
thing was not to be deemed impossible. He heard, it said the present year showed that the number of such vessels land Union Railway Bill •
,in Session 1858, be referred to to cl '
ash with the hon. and gallant member with regard to 1 1 • Bit
one , vice o on, removed as a General Officer ; Brevet- Muscovado, the produce of ehe East Indies.. 20s 4a Peebles lB 18 230 252
by many, in 1830 and 1848, that there would be no revolu- had increas fro 17 . th 1853 to as many as 50 in
vied m in e year the committee on Group 6of Raelway and Canal Bills in the committee for which he (Col Dunne) ite ded t
nl n o move, Major Gother Frederick Mann to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice Average price of the foregoing St. Helen's Canal & Railway 30 30
26s 61d Scottish Central
53 50 3,260 3,013
tion in France, but they knew what had been the result, 1859 S. the be • ina of this ehr there had been a ad he ight therefore tate th•at he mere y proposed the Walpole ; Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Lothian Nicholson, Scottish North-Eastern ll5 115 3,455 3,375
and it reminded him of what the hil h fth F h *
p osop ers o e renc ince . glein e , Y . , reference to the Stockton and Darlington Railway Bill.
further arementation to 56. rhe force had therefore peen rn oinmtm ms II -
eapp ent of the co m tee which sat at the end of last
PETITIONS. C. 8.,• to be Captain, vice G. F. Mann • Lieut. Arthur COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-YESTERDAY. Shrewsbury & Birmingham 291 291 1,979 1,618
_Encyclopedia said of Christianity at the end of the last cti uall' increasing, and that increase had, he need not session, whose labours he thought it desirable to recommence . Shrewsbury and Chester
century-that it was a beautiful invention, but that it had saann n ayttended with a ver lar e expenditure. The late Several petitions were presented praying for the abolition at as early a period as possible. Reid nempriere to be 241 Captain, vice Nicholson.. A.msterdam
performed its task. Its mission was done, and, as they Bged of Anne' hcl als yrd gd th
unity a o o ere e construe ion o a
t• f of the duty on paper ; for legalising marriage with a de- DIVOTeCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. The undermentioned Gentlemen Cadets to be Lieutenants, Ditto
said, " Son temps est fait." Every English Government rful 1 f levee tonnaee to be coated with iron. In ceased wife's sister ; from the Society of Water-Colour with temporary rank, viz. :-Anthony Balfour Haig, - South Devon
powe . vessp o
~, . e, _ Mr E JAMES ked her M• t A Rotterdam - "11 141 11 lo '
Painters (by Lord,Elcho), praying for the appropriation of '••'' , . as ajes y's ttorney-Genend Henry Cautley, Albany Featherstonhaugh, Joseph Hy. . t , g South-Eastern 3Oll 301 21,417 20,992
should remember that there was no other project that would going into this question it wasnot only necessary that large whether his attention had been called to the lar e number Satterthwan An werp - 25 10 25 " South Wales l7l 171 7,233 6 796
se completely cement all ranks and sections of French eti tes should be taken, but that the difficulties of pro- a portion of the ground of Burlington House for the erec- f d• e_ eo • . F ie, Ernest Marsh Lloyd, John Cosmo Mac- Brussels - 25 10 ' 25 15 s. Yorkshire and River Dun 108 108
o causes sten me ()ea r hearing in the Divorce and pherson, Thomas Howard, and Frederick Bailey. 2,567 2,861
society into a whole, as that of a war with England. For pe ly adj t• gth expenditure should be well considered. tion. of a building for their purposes, &c. Matrimonial Causes Court and wh • Hamburgh - 13 31 13 4 Stockton and Darlington .. 119 116 7,145 7,214
it the widow would sacrifice her last son, and the beggar ler - *-118 m-
e - , ether it was the inten- Ist Regiment of Foot-Sereeant Major James Moore to be •
fhe wished to produce a number of vessels on paper there ELECTION EXPENSES, &c. e - Paris Short. 25 7f 25 121 Taff Vale 54 54 4,856 4,262
his last sou. tion of the Government during the present session to bring Quartermaster, vice Joseph Swaine, who retires on half- Ditto
was no doubt that the best course would be to convert ex- Mr. H. BERKELEY moved an address for a return in a bill to remedy tbe inconvenience ? pay ; Ensign Alfred Moberly to be Instructor of Mus- Marseilles Ulverstone and Lancaster . 19 19 510 372
The Earl of HARDWICKE said that the objectio t • -
n o istmg vessels into screw line-of-battle ships ; but the vessels from each election auditor of the total amount of the audited The ATTORNEY-GENERAL replied that the first k t - 25 321
e ry. 25 371 Vale of Neath 251 251 1,964 1,829
Frankfort on Maine, . -116 h 1161
granting these rifles was, that it tended to arra a ekes of so roduced would be comparatively inefficient. There was expenses incurred by each candidate to serve as a member 1 1 b• t t I.l* Ith tt • - p
ega su jec owic i e a entlon of the Government had llth oot-Lieutenant Francis William Henry Petrie to vienna Warrington and Stockport. 12 12
men whom they wished to get into the militia and the all, the qu eon f - which would be attended with in the present Parli ent, e 'all distineuishing the ex-
specit been directed was the state of the Court of Marriage and be Captain, without purchase, vice Ravenhill, deceased ; - 14 45 14 55 Waterford and Kilkenny 3l 31 - -
438 391
Trieste
line. With respect to the arms to be provided, his iaoble very onsicleesnitbleeeiP:l'
p . se.
ningThere was an ex ell f • 1 f • yt
th l'•
11- h
pen i ure oi penses, i any, o conveying eke ors oepo , t e num- Divorce. It must, however, be recollected that the arrears Ensign Thomas George leliles to be Lieutenant, without ne - 14 45 14 60 Waterford and Limerick ... 77 77 1,421 1,207
friend had, no doubt, informed himself of the state of the „ er,;, e• r tershurgh
me late purpose-the expenditure in obtaining men ber and expenses of the polling places, and of rooms engaged which had accumulated in that Court ought not to be regarded purchase, vice Pet • 33h 31 West Cornwall 271 27i 1,017 675
arma of the country, and, if so, he could only say that he h . Madrid
w 0 ee ere to be at once available--and then there wee, the as committee rooms ; the number and expenses of election as affording anything like an indication of what might be 14th Foot-Lieute rie•
b C t • b
nant Ramsay Harman to eap am, y . - 49 49
Cadiz Wititehaven Junction l2 12 613 473
had made large promises. laree expenditure consequent upon bringing up boys for the agents, Committee men, clerks, messengers, Paid canvassers, expected to be the ordinary state of business Many of the purcha • D d h n • E i Joeeph Laing 49f 49
The Duke of NEWCASTLE said if the noble earl had `"
naval service-. No doubt, much of the expense would be so and others ; the expenses of printing addresses placardse suits now Xhd • • ted •' • li* 1 - ee, vice os, w o retires ,nsgn -
pen ing a ongma in circumstances wic 1 to be Lieutenant, by purchasn vice Harman. Leghorn - 30 0 30 10 Whitehaven & Furness Jun. 35 ,35
W'haven,Cleator,&Eeermnt. • 7 7 012 499
407 344
only looked into the matter he would not have been a re-
/ . PP much money wasted, but still it wag justifiable on the and advertisements ; setting forth also the total' number of occurred as long as seven or eight years ago, and an amaz- 15th Foot- • ' - ' h H fall fr th
Lieutenant Thomas Mars Genoa
ors ,om eN , - 25 771 25 821 FOREIGN AND COLONIAL.
Ileum of such consequences as those which he had ground of precaution. That was the view he had taken voters th •
on e registry, and the total number of votes polled ing amount of business had been brought before the Court 15th Li I D • t•Ct • ht apes
-
git ragoons, to be Lieuterean , vice ar wng / Palermo 1221 1221 Austrian B2B 673 - _
anticipated would result from the course adopted by the with regard to the future position of the navy ; and he for each candidate. simply in consequence of no tribunal of a similar nature who exchanges.
present Government. By granting sufficient arms for could assure the house that, both with reg•ard to providing THE NEW TARIFF FOR INDIA. having previously existed. When the bill was before the 19th Foot-Ensign Robert Gayer Traill to bo Instructor of .' •
Meesum - 122 f 123 Belgian Eastern Junction.. 261 261 259 281
practice, a number of expenses were still left for accoutre- ships and the men for manning them, the present Board of Lord DUNCAN gave notice that on Monday next he house he had been exceedingly desirous that the composi- Musketry. Lisbon. - 161 161 855 791
ments and practice-ground. which would prevent the class Admiralty were as anxious to do their dut as the late Finch fro Oporto
would move for a copy of the new tariff for Inditnand any tion of the full Court should be enlarged, and, adopting a 24th Foot-Major the Hon. Daniel Greville ,m a p .i. . 511 6it Detroit and lklilwaukie
Dutch Rhenish lB5l 140 1,901 1,065
1081 1081 4,412 3,461
who enlisted into the line and the militia from entering Beare, and to pursue a course which would pl ye
th •
ac e men- correspondence that had taken place with the Government suggestion of his hon. and learned friend the member for Depot Battalion, to be Major, vice Brevet-Lieutenant- •''''io ..I aneiro
these eon's- Another cbject in issuing these arms was time defences of the country • nf - New York Great Indian Peninsula.... 130 881 3,447 1,530
in asa is actory position. relative thersto. Wallingford (Mr. Malins), he had been willing that tho Colonel j. H. Laye, who exchanges ; Assistant-Surgeon - • • • •
that they had thereby a rieht to insist on the proper cus- (Hear, hear.) VOLUNTEER CORPS. whole of the judges should be competent to form the full Joseph Salkeld Johnston, M.D., from the Staff, to be Great Luxembourn
E.I Co's bls. Mouie bls. 6fel e e 122 38 2,314 1,298
tody of them, and thus the'y would be taken better care of (ireat Western of Canada 345 283 6,487 6,735
that' if they were e -f th individuals. They The Earl of HARDWICKE said he cordially joined in Sir J. SHELLEY asked the Secretary of State for War Court. That proposition was, however, objected to, and Assistant-surgeon, vice Wolseley, appointed to the Staff. Calcutta, Co.'s rupee - • • • • Lombardo-Venetian 2&5 285
ue praperty o e the sentiment expressed by the noble duke that the great whether her Majesty's Government adopted the views of the judges eligible to form the Court were limited to the 31st Foot-Capt. Thomas McCurdy, from half-pay unat- Bombay ditto - • • • • Lyons and Geneva - -
would secure also th •
at if they ever should be wanted, they 142 107 • - -
would be found, and fon
rid • ffi 'one state, and not in
in an eci . b• tt b achiev d•th• • a th •t* d • th ItAd" • t e *th tt 1 t -h. f • t,' dtth • ••df h C t ••H te td •
o jec o e e etas e raisin, e man ime efences ea e muus ra ion NVI respec ovo un eer corps, or -c ie jus ices an o e senior puisne ju ges o eac our . tached, to be Captam, vice u -on, promo e , without Madras ditto • • Madrid, Sarag•ossa &Alicant 284 224 9,454 8,729
Maria Antonia'
that state in which so del' ood •ei, of the country to a pitch of efficiency which would preclude whether they would be disposed to supply a sufficient quan- A measure would be submitted to Parliament without de- purchase, to an Unattached Majority ; Lieut. Annesley East India Company's Bills drawn, from the 18th to ' 21 21 - -
leate an instrunient as ag n e Northern of France 574 574 40,222 38,048
would be likely to be, if left at th "dences of the indi-
? resi all apprehensions of invasion. He held that it was the duty tity of arms for practice ? lay for the purpose of extending the number of persons Cary to be Captain, by purchase, vice McCurdy, who re- the 25th June. Norwegian Trunk 44 *44 • 708 588
viduals and exposed to every me of the Government to render the navy of England suffi- 1
I Ir. SIDNEY 'HERBERT said that the Government eligible to form the full Court, with.the view of at once tires ; Lieut. Wm. Hill James, from the 18th Foot, to Bengal £o 0 0 Paris, Lyons, & Mediterrn.. 841 781 86,057 57,236
The Earl of DERBY agreeelmey. h °We duke in ciently powerful not only to maintain the British Channel had taken into consideration the different offers made by reducing the arrears of causes. The bill to which he re- be Lieutenant, vice Cary. Madras 628 68 , Paris and Orleans ' 922 857 48,817 45,563
ith t e n as the British Channel, but to enable us to insist that the various parties with reference to the formation of volunteer ferred would also deal with other matters, and would, he 52.01 Foot-Lieutenant Charles Keyworth to be Instructor 0 0 0
thinking that the proposed mien:Av. Bombay
of arms would not be
boundaries of this country in that direction should be the d were hi hl atifled b the üblic s irit dis- ----._. Royal Danish 69 69
likely to interfere with the enlistment f ' the line or e7rpe'd eon tie' b' gyifTa G 7 P p hoped, tend materially to improve the efficiency of the of Musketry. - -
the militia, because the men who johlealeit.her low water mark on the French shore. (Hear, hear.) They p, :Jet
tne_ is su ject. e evernment had consented to Court. Ho trusted that measure would receive the sane- 58th Foot-Lieutenant John Horner to be Captain, with- £628 6 8 Sambre and Meuse 6B 68 1,498 1,172
e ps would
might talk of the militia, rifle corps, and all the rest of it, 'i•
. ep
hh ir services on Fort= conditions, namely, ehat tion of Parliament during the present session.' --- Southern of France 777 773 16,375 11,695
belong to an. altogether superior class. Held eerdt there- out purchase, vice 'Ward, deceased ; Ensign and Adju- - West Flanders
fore, object to the course which the Goverum n • 'tended eet of men-of-war 3 arin 11
but if there was a chance of afl ,me g t ere s ould be selected in all eases a eround of suffi •
cient The motion for the adjournment of the house till Monday tent William Bolton to have the rank of Lieut Foreign Gold in Bars (Standard) ....per oz. £3 17 e
- s rine f t' li. hshld b t-••
d h enant ; 00 0 W. and N.W. of France 7lB 598 38,985 32,453
to take in thus going somewhat beyond the Rege Ine
o f the oif the English coast, such would be the feeling which it
o._ ,e orsireatcticeei, w ice
et ou _ _
ee e.ftml_n y_ competent was then agreed to. Ensin John Valentine Hesse to be Lieutenant, without Mexican Dollars
late Minietry, provided they had satisfied the would produce in the country that far more pecuniary suf- In t's ;h r arm hould b placed in sefe custedy; Silver in Bars (Standard) I, 000 -- . ...di
-
msel.3 es that ndeetnat PUBLIC BUSINESS. urchase, vice Homer.
the corps should be under practical military disci-
they would not be unduly encroaching upon the „,vi feline- would be occasioned than any that the-noble duke BIRTHS.
rifles for the regular service, in fulfilling the oblipply of
1S cause by any measures he might take for placing the al' T
p ine. he Government proposed to furnish arms to 25 Mr. DISRAELI said it would,perhaps, be convenient to 63N Foot-Daniel Fox Tarratt, Gent., to be Ensig,n, by
con hon. members if th G
e overnment could state what public purchase, vice Kinahan, proMoted . GitellAM -On the Ist inst at Woo
, dberry Down, Stok(
ations er cent. of the corps. ADVERTISEMENT.I-Fiftythousand cures without mode. • • • •
d naval defences on a satisfactory footing. He might be per- I'
they had taken upon themselves. The supply of
Lfiel business they proposed to proceed with next week. 79th Foot-Ensign Albert Newby Clay to be Lieutenant [ Newington, the wife of 'W. F. Graham, Esq., of a son.
rifles for the use of the army, whether by the efforts of the- mated to refer to the condition of the French navy during SEWAGE OF THE METROPOLIS. Lord PALMERSTON believed that the estimates would by purchase, vice Durant, who retires. ' eine, by Du Barry's delicious Revalenta Arabiea Food, of
trade or of the Government factory. appeared to the late the last war, and to the manner in which that navy sur_ Mr. j. LOCKE asked the First Commissioner of Works be laid upon the table on Monday, and would be proceeded 83(1 Foot-Ensign Henry Albert Fuller-, from the 4th Foot, a) flatulency constipation nerve Hayiens.-On the 30th June at Wimbledon the wife a
indigestion (dyspepsi , ~. , us, , , , ,
Government insufficient to warrant them in otherwise dia. mounted the difficullies it had to encounter. In 1794 the whether the Metropolitan Board had commenced the con- with on Friday. Whether the estimates taken on that da
er to be Ensign, vice4Blathwaet, deceased. bilious, and liver complaints, debility, cough, asthma, con hreeman 0. Haynes, barnster-at-law, of a son•
posing of any considerable proportion of these arms, ern 'French had 77line-of battle ships and 176 frigates. In 1812, struction of low level sewers, for the purpose of preventing would be those of the army or navy he could not then sae; ion &c Cure No 71 of dyspepsi
89th Foot--:Gentleman Cadet John Hughes Green, from sumPt , • • ,
Hon. the Lord Stuart de Decies -" I have deri
a, from the Right HENDRIKS.-On tho 30th June, at Kildare-terrace, West-
upon those grounds it was that they had not thought it havine suffered defeat at Trafalgar, and having sustained the sewage of the metropolis from pru3sing into the river SUPPLY. the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without pur-
dbl b fit f D B '' R 1 ved consi- bourne-park, the wife of Frederick Hendriks, Esq., of a
aera e
.ene . rom u arry s eva enta Arabica Food, daughter.
expedient to provide these corps with rifles.- If tbe present sever;beews at various Other times, theif line-of-battle ships Thames ;or whether, on the contrary, they were merely The ref ort of the committee of supply WKS hroueht p chase, vice Sealy, promoted ; Lieutenant Burchall Reline
nd consider it due to yourselves and the •
Government had satisfied themselves that there was an had risen to 113, and their frigates to 2( 2. (Hear.) So that, proceeding with high level sewers, in order to divert the and an a dress was agreed t$ requesting her Ma" teirit.'
e to be Instructor of Musketry. public to autho- LEICESTER.-On the 30th June, at Holkham, the Countesr
abundance of rifles, and if they thought they could without even then, in the face of such disasters, their Power of pro- water from brooks and rivulets, and also the rain water, direct that the esti t 'ht b I 'cl b f th
ma es mg eai e ore e house.
'lea • - C 111 t d liell Lieutenant Thomas john Lucas
ape oun c i emen- rise the publication of these lines.-Stuart de Decies." of Leicester, of a son.
inconvenience meet the demands of the volunteer corps, he duetion was such as to give us ample warning of the achieve- from passing into the river through the present sewers ? NEWSPAPERS, &c., BILL. to be Captain, without purchase, vice Hunt,
• who retiree• Cure No. 49,832.-" Fifty years indescribable a
, , gony from
had not a word to say against such an arrangement ; hut manta in that respect, of which the means and energies of Mr. FITZROY said the worke in question belonged not The adjourned debate upon the second reading of this bill Ensign Charles Currie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, dyspepsia, nervoueness, asthma, cough, constipation, flatu- MARRIAGES.
the late Government had come to a different conclusion. the French people were capable. In 1853 the first screw to his department, but to the Board of Works, who had was resumed by vice Lucas. lency, spasms, sickness at the stomach, and vomiting, have GOLDSMID-MOCA.TTA.-On the 29th June, Alfred Gold-
The Duke of NEWCASTLE replied that the question shiPs of an), ma itude were constructed in this country. been invested with full power in reference to the matter last Sir G. C. LEWIS, who said that he should k DEPOT BATTALION.-Bres et Lieutenant Joseph Henry been removed by Du Barry's excellent food.-Maria Joly, smid, Esq., to Constance Augusta, onl d te f
ma eno oh- ' y augh ro E.
mooted by the noble earl had been carefully considered by From 185" t Ign
' ° 857 the state of the British nay.y was ex- session. However, ho had communicated with the chair- eecti Lye from the 24th Foot, to bo Major, vice the Hon. Wortham Ling, near Diss, Norfolk." Cure No 4 208 - Mocatta, Esq., of 7, Devonshire-street, Hyde-park.
t 1 . on to the second reading of the measure, but he must a ' • "E. ht dse s• • ' •
the secretary for War who had satisfied himself that from t.l.:emietY irregular. Down te the close of 1857, Just before man of that board, who stated to him that the works were reserve to himself full liberty of discussing its details in D. G. Finch, who exchanges ; Ensign Thomas Lee, ig years y p paa, nervousness, debility, with cramps, VIVIAN-JoHNsToN.-On the 29th June, at St. George's,
the number of riflee now in store, and coming in weekly, u P
of the f Government took office, eve had a fleet of 25 sail proceeding;
me and d • committee. One of its provisions abolished the registration s nsins nausea for which m
from the 80th Foot, to be Quartermaster, Tice Scott, ap- P / / Y servant had consulted tho H
painted Paymaster, Royal Artillery. advice of many, have been cur db D E ' h Ith anover-square, John Henry Brougham Viviaa, eldesl
e y u arry s ea son of the late J. E.Vivian, Esq., of Plean, Stirlingshire
ample means would be provided for meeting the wants ef t j uring the interval of 411 days, in which CONFISCATION IN OUDE. of the proprietors of newspapers. That registration was storing food. I shall be h
the volunteer corps. (Hear.)
_. . hey continued in • d the nay to 50
sail of the line. Power, they increase . Mr. KINNAIRD asked the Secretary of State for India, intended for the benefit of persons who might be the sub- RECRUITING DISTRICT. - Brevet Colonel J. Rowland appy to answer any inquiries. to Annie Josephine, second daughter of the Hon. Thies'
re
Rev John W Fl 11 '
Lord SANDWICFI suggested that the disembodied offi- . . (Hear hear ) And that practice exem- whether the Proclamation confiscating the soil of Onde to jects of libellous attacks, and he could not consent to its Smyth, C. 8., from Unattached, to be Inspecting Field -. • • aye , Ridlington. Rectory, Norfolk." F. Johnston.
rs of militia should be supplied with the Enfield rifle, so plification of the pr e! . • Officer vice Brevet-Colonel Georee Bell C B promoted at Is 64 •
In tins, - . , 11b. 3s • 21b
/. • , ~ ss. 9d. ; 51b., 125.; 121 b.,
0 uctive powers of this country, he the Crown was being acted upon, so that, while the rights abolition without further coesideration. There were also ' n /' " 265. The 101 b. a d
ce could assure tbe h . • to the rank of Major-General. n 121 b. tins carriage free on receipt of post- DEATHS.
as to be the better qualified to instruct4he volunteg corps. ouSe, had been the frequent theme of of the talookdars have b two acts proposed to be repealed by this bill which in his
eon restored in many instances, . . h .
The 3larquis of LONDONDERR . askedeeh her the c nvers• ti
o .a on and arnonislunent o nl f the t 1 f
n the other si e o we er. t lose o the peasants were considered to be forfeited. opinion, need not eso dealt with. One was an act indent-
/ HOSPITAL STAFF.-Assistant-Surgeon Richard Wolseley, offize order. Du Barry and Co 77 R ' t t t London • .
e , egen -s ree , • ANSTIE.-On the lst inst., at 27, St. Paul's- •
Government intended to embody the Irish militia, and said lle would venture to suggest t h d I that while Sir C. WOOD h •' • ' from the 21th Foot to be Assistant-Surgeon to the Fortnum, Mason, and Co., 182, Piccadilly ; Abbis, 60, ton Alfred, eldest child of Mr. and place, Isling
th o t e noble uce , w o was very indistinctly heard, was uti- nifying certain persons against penalties incurred under
fth ar he was rapidly augmentin Foicee vice Joh ' t
ns on, appointed to the 24th .
Foot • Gracechurch-street ,• 4, Ch /ap • ; 63, and 150, Oxfords ' Mrs. J. S. Anstie
that attention ought to be directed to the use e
the ms
he should turn his atteno t e strength of the naval force derstood to say that only a few of the estates had been for- previous acte, and the other an. act which abolished the
Assist'Le-S tt d street ; 330 and 45 cst aide
' •d
60 Bisho t - aged 7 yeets.
urgeon James Greatorex has been perm . e 1, Stran ;49 an , re.e DALE.-On the 20th June, at Bell-green S *
of those regiments, which were nsnally found in e very
(Hear, hear.) That class o;lve
o the condition of our frigates, feited, and not the estates of those talookdars who had pre- punishment of banishment for a second libel. The effect of
to- resi •
gn his Commission street ; 85, Tottenham-court-road. Also at Denim, ydenham, Mr
ssels, bein ht served their elleaiance
gof a light draug , b . repealing that act weuld be to increaee the severity of the „ Joseph Dale, formerly of Ipswich, aged' 67.
worst condition. of water, it was well known wer uN \TTAC ' Q • ' BI b 57th
-. , nen.- uartennaster James a corn e, Bewley and D • b h R .mes and Co. •
raper ; at Edm urg , al
In reply to tho Earl Of AIRLIE, , of war in enabling a belliger_ e:xtremely useful in tune THE MILITARY COMMISSIONERS TO THE law with regard to this offence, for which he was not aware
The Earl of RI d h t
POIN said he thought he had state t a _ a
as, s well as for purposes of cony
1-n" t know w • emv
here his en . ALLIED AND AUSTRIAN ARMIES. that there wag any necessity. Foot, having been appointed a Captain in. the late Land at Liverpool, Nixon and Thew ;at Manahoster, Sharp and JONES.-On the Ist inst., at 2, Manor-terrace, Walworth.
Mrs. E. Jones, aged 67.
Government did not intend to supply these corps wi
"th any w
In 1815 this country had so man oy3 and communication. Mr. T. DUNCOnIBE asked the Secretar -oi State for The bill was then read a second time. Transport
• Corps, by General Orders in the Crimea, pend-
Inn her Mejesty's pleasure, to be daptain, without pur- ampton, Randall and Son.
Scott ; at York, Rairaes, Blanchard, and Co. ; at South-
Sinsore-On the 27th June, at 8, Highbury-park, Alex
musketry instruction at the public expense ; but the illus-
lordships would remember that ylaleafrigates ; and their Foreign Affairs, why a return, ordered on th3e 9th of June, JURY TRIAL (SCOTLAND) ACT AMENDMENT ch" • '
ase. Simson Es
[ADVERTISEMENT.I-HollOWay's Pills and Ointment.- / cl•
trious duke (of Cambridge) had niade arrangements which
lac d th
e e greatest reliance on that class of ye' aa m
elson wh 1 •ays nerve to the Military C "
re • 1 ommissioners sent to the head- BILL. BREVET. Scientific research.-Borne few years, only since the art TomeiNsoer.-On the 30th June at Sh 11 H ll
would enable the volunteer officer., if they thought fin to go 13
e one occasion he believed th t
a after he was d d '
ssels said on quarters of the French, Sardinian, and Austrian armies, This bill was read a second time. Colonel Daniel Bolton, of the Royal Engineers, te be Major- of medicine was practised by few who had minds capable Essex, James Tomlinson, Es ' eY a , county o
q., aged 94.
through a modified course of instrnction at Hythe. Witn « frigate e
s would be found engraven en his hea the word d not been presentecl • and
ha . , whether there was any ob- CRIMINAL JUSTICE, MIDDLESEX (ASSISTANT- General, vice Bla d d '
nshard, ecease . of observing facts, from which to deduce invaluable re- UNDERWOOD.-On the 27th J •
regard to the embodiment of Irish militia, that was a ques-
out them he could neither see nor hear I earn for with- •ection to lay upon the table the reports made b h
y t ose JUDGE) BILL. une, at Dubhn, Thos.Under
Brevet-Lieutenant_colonel John Manley Wood, late of the sults_ ; one practitioner ascribes every ailment to the liver, wood, Esq., late Collecto
tion which he was not prepared t,o answer without notice.
French were still superior to us. The • n. frigates the
question of ea v jofficers up to the present tinie ? On the motion of Sir G. C. LEwIS, the adjourned debate stb Foot, to be Colonel in the Army. rofHM 's C sto
another to the stomach, a third to the brain, and a formerly in the Customs Dub • • u ms, Prestos,
lin.
THE NAVY ESTIMATES. was of comparatively little importance, and he truster- Lord J. RUSSELL considered that it would be highly upon this bill was fnrther adjourned to Monday next. Captain William Henry orme, eeth Foot, to be Major in fourth found the seat of every malady in the kidneys ; Wrinnams.-On the 14 '
th Ma t Calcutt J
y, a a, ohn B. E
Lord BROUGHAM.rose to ask &question as to the truth noble duke would only take into consideration how he cotulr
d objectionable to produce the return in question. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. the Army. but all agreed in prescribing mercury, though their Williams Capta. 99 h
, in t Regt., aged 32.
(of a repert of a proposed reduction in the navy estimato. best use the p .
ower of production at his disposal, and how he - MANNING THE NAVY. Mr. J. LOCKE obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend Captain Henry Edward Jerome, 19th Foot, to be Ma" e• d•ff dso widely. Under advancing science
jor in iagnoses i ere
uld most efficiently Obtain men for the ships when built. Sir j. PAKINGTON asked the Secretary to the Admi- the Act 5 and 6 William IV., cap. 63, relating to weights the Army. that poisonous drug has ceded to Holloway's preparations,
The noble and learned lord, who was very imperfectly heard, c° • -
- • •
In the evidence laid before the Commissioners for Manning ratty „hether it was the intention of her Majesty's Govern- and measures, which he stated would be similar te that - Quartermaster Joseph Swaine, retired on half-pay Ist which are disinterestedly recommended by the Faculty. LONDON : Printed a d
n Published by MURDO YOUNG
• nto the dreadfal slau ht
beegan by referrnie ger now going on. in the Navy., it appeared te be the °Pillion of the chief authori- remit to bring in any bill during the present session with which he introduced last year. Foot, to have the honorary rank of Captain under the The ointment has been used with the haPPiest effects In f N
o 0. 112, Strand P •
Italy, and remarked that whoever might be the guilty ties that in the event of hostilities it was of the greatest im- the view of carrying into effect the recommendations of the The bill was afterwards brought in and read a first time. Royal Warrant of 17th December, 1855. ' our home and colonial hospitals. The mode of preparing , nnter, at The Sun Office, Nonth
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parties, or whatever might be the motives which actuated eortance that this countrY should have three fleets-one of Royal Commission on manning the navy ? COURT OF PROBATE. The under-mentioned Quartermasters who retired upon Ointment and Pills retains the vegetable principks of the an ,in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the county a
thet“--whether they were stimulated by a thirst for vain. N:1 sail of the line in the Channel, one of 20 sail of the lino Lord CLARENCE PAGET said that it was not rea- Mr, FITZROY moved for leave to bring in a bill to enable half-pay preTious to the declaration of war with Russia, he aling herbs. 1 iddlesex, Saturday July 2, 1859.
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GRAHAM.—On the Ist inst., at Woodberry Down, Stoke
Newington, the wife of W. F. Graham, Esq., of a son.
HAyNEs.—On the 30th June, at Wimbledon, the wife 4
Freeman 0. Haynes, barrister-at-law, of a son.
FIr.NDRIKs.—On the 30th June, at Kildare-terrace, West-
bourne-park, the wife of Frederick liendriks, Esq., of a
daughter.

LEICESTER.—On the 30th June, at Holkham, the Countess
of Leicester, of a son.

GOLDSMID—MOCATTA.—On the 29th June, Alfred Gold-
smid, Esq., to Constance Augusta, only daughter of E.
Mocatta, Esq., of 7, Devonshire-street, Hyde-park.
VIVIAN—JOHNSTON.—On the 29th June, at St. George's;
Hanover-square, John Henry Brougham Vivian, eldest
son of the late J. E.Vivian, Esq., of Plean, Stirlingshire,
to Annie Josephine, second daughter of the Hon. Thos.
F. Johnston.

ANSTIE.—On the Ist inst., at 27, St. Paul's-place, Isling-
ton, Alfred, eldest child of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Anstie,
' aged 7 years.

DALE.—On the 20th June, at Bell-green, Sydenham, Mr.
Joseph Dale, formerly of Ipswich, aged 67.
JONES.—On the let inst., at 2, Manor-terrace, Walworth,
Mrs. E. Jones, aged 67.

SIMSON.—On the 27th June, at 8, Highbury-park, Alex.
Simson, Esq.
'TOMLINSON.—On the 30th June, at Shelly Hall, county of
Essex, James Tomlinson, Esq., aged 94.
UNDERWOOD.—On the 27th June, at Dublin, Thos.Under -
wood, Esq., late Collector of H.lll.'s Customs, Prestos,
formerly in the Customs, Dublin.

WILLIAMS.—On the 14th May, at Calcutta, John B. E.
Williams, Captain 99th Regt., aged 32.

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of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The AS'un Office, No.• 112,
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the county et
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