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LAW IVTELLIOEYCe.-Feb. 5.
IMPETAIAL PARLIA.M...aN ..
v rig change bad been made in that court, and vrould continue ! left them no alterrative, but opening thehcolhony or an- would be bet ter to r :yoke the authority by an order in i
1 or placed between two high walls, and made to rork like L 0 .N 1 DO N AND COUNTY 3. 4NK.
a hoi se, for she le well Mae towerls.
sa• ' ti I July, 1858, when it was anticipated the Government i nexation t i tbe Usi ten States, tbe c01.0n7
Mr Ts N.BO.UCHERE did not know that the
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woul Ibe prepared to deal with the c surt, conaemiently actually petitioned Congress to take it hn t U. n.
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.. Mr Norton - •• tri s
. (te t i son. ie --n hat have you got to say see
At the a •
nnual meeting of the London . and County
at present no change would be made till then. Clear:: There verse only one more point to which he o. T.
t oa v lel ge
a l-rneiaod y
- t 511131113 1 a d been communicated with on the subject. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. to tine d'seracefut and outrageous conduct of yours?
H.IC)USE OF LORDS.-YesnEnnew. '
Mr. HUME ask, d the :Secretary, for Ireland whether ehould advert. He firmly believed that when the right It washa matt,» e which belonged entirely to Parliament. (Before Mr. Commissioner Erane.) Prisone.-Oely that when I was at home they were al- Bank, held yesterday, Mr. W. Nicol presiding, a
IC 'FICOTE wish d -
e to put a queetion, which, IN RE COLONEL SLEIGH.
The Immtn Cue:lest:Loa took his seat on the wocleack the Government had it in centemplation this session to bon. gentleman put his notice on the paper, the majority Sir in. NO .t . ways ill-usiog me. dividend ( rf. 6 per cent. for the half-ye:tr, free from
art mitted had no direct reference to the ques- This was a trader debtor summons taken out by Major Mr. Noron-Then how do you get you I • h 9 .
at five , ',deck. introduce a bill to astinulate the weights and measures of members believed that the object was to convert the however, he . . r tying -ow • income-ta K, was declared, which, with 5 per cent.
Lord. DUNGA.RVAN gave notice that to-mor- threughout the various counties and market towns of territory into a penal settlement. He was happy now tinn under di Actin, .
ion It had been reported that at the Walker against Colnoel Sleigh on a sale arising from the Prisoner-00 the streets. piTeinitisly paid for the six moritlis ending t!,e 3oth
row 'net shoela put a quystion to the Poetmaiter- Irel.tnd ? I ed.
in believing that such was not the right hon. gentleman's time the con vicee were c
.ear - out of Norfolk Island sale of a newspaper.
Tho sumnions being returnabl t - Mr Norton-Did
. you say that you were not a Catho- of June, m akes a total of 1 e
o o day the soncitor for lie ? Prisoner-I said so I was a Catholic, but am not el per cent. ..er the year,
General as to whether any arrangement heel . he earth w w uld twelve had b •en left-he did not know r hether b '
Mr. HO RSMAN said one was in preparation for intention, as there was no sp. on t hich o - • y acco Major Walker was in attend ince. Colonel Sleigh did not one now. • *- ' and t I,e ropoit arid acceun-s were unanimously
betin imme to with respect to the eetablishment the regulation of fairs and markets ia Ireland, and that be less desireble for such a purpose. dent or desig n. attend either personelle or len his solicitor, and a record i Mr. Noltoo-Then what right had you to go to St. adopted. 'The cviairrnan s' ate
UERE said that n ' d that ;11 i• 1 f
e c. mta, o
of e. nevi steam-packet communication between would embrace weights and measnrese Mr. E. ELLICE said the ignorance exhibited wittt Mr. LA.Bt )ITC- ot a single convict Was entered on the proceedings accordingly. Under such Georee's, or to disturb Dr • • • 11. h • -
. Doyle while in a state of intoxi- the bank, NI ic is now 500,0001., is proposed to be
itiolybead and Kingqtewn ; and on Monda•Y week he Meier SISTHORP asked the First Lord of the Tree- regard to the Hudson'a Bay Company vvas such as coul I had been. left bele'
intl. There would not be a Einele con- circurnstences the wen stand
IldTh P• • - - c * • s thus :- -An aet of bankruptcy cation ? For this conduct you are cominitt 1 n
et or one increased it i June next in accordance with the vievi•s
should ask the President of the Ceunml whether her gory whether her Majesty's Government intended to scarcely be conceived, especially in the case of the vict left in N orfolk einan • ee - ,tealrn islanders re- will have been cowman:3A by Colonel sleigh on tee eighth month.
Majesty's Government intended making any alteration take any measures for the release of the British seamen learned member tor Sheffiel I (Mr. Roebuck). The hon. quested that ; ine old man (3 convict) who wag well ac- day from the service of the summons, and the summons Prisoner-Then the moment I come out I'll serve the of the direc tors, supported by the opinion of Mr.
in the system of granting tickets-oaleave, or of returning shipwrecked on the cent of Formosa, and now in cap- gewleman then proceeded to defend the proceedings of quainted with rigricult . ,
ure mieht be lett behind, but the must have been served at least four clear days out of that doctor out. ,J. E. colonaan, the accountant, to 600,0001., by
to the syetem of transportation. tivity on tbat island ? the Hudson's Bay Company, and contended that they governcr would not alloar it. zirilber to be retarnable to-day. It follows that Colouel Mr. Norton-Unless you withdraw that threat, and pro- an issue of 1...,000 shares of the nominal amount of
PERSIA. Sir G. GREY said instructions had been sent to Sir had exercised their powers quite as beneficially as any Leave was then given to bring in the bill. next.
gh may be adjudicated bankrupt on or before Monday mise me that you will not repeat your annoyance of Dr. 20/. at a nic‘ • tl t • •
~e n price , so la while the proprietors
The Earl of ALBEMARLE said it was his inter.tion John Bowling to make inquiries icto the matter, and, if Colonial Minister's agents could have done. He believed :NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Doyle, it will he my duty to hold you to bail.
On the application of Mr. Chidley, Benjamin Calloway, Prisoner-If I said I would not do so I should be telli e participate irr the premium, an equal stun may be
On Monday next to move tor retures of the total ex- any were in captivity, to obtain their release. if the Huesonn B.tv trade, thetreh a monopoly, were Air...-.
ev WI LLIAMS moved that noti '
ces of motions; builder, of Southsea, pessed his last examination. a lie. I again say, " I'll serve the doctor out." ph carried to the. reserve fund. The policy of inci eas-
penises of the dielematic mission to the C mrt of Persia Mr. RICE asked the President of the Paor-law Board stopped to-mor •, it wouid net go to Canada, but would
on going into, . committee of supply on the estimates shalt G. W. Jones, milliner, of Oxford-street, also passed his Mr. No:ton-Then, in addition to the month's imprison- ing, this fuud in proportion to the amount of lift-
for the year 1788 to that of 1811, comprehending the if it was his intention to propose durinw the preeent sem be taken sip by tne Americans. He thouelat, as Parlie-
have precedon ce only on alternate days. This course examination. ment, you must fled bail for your good behaviour for three bility having. been advocated, the limitation placed
Whole of the expenses incurred by the Enelish Govern- sion any measure on the subject of medical relief I ment hid done in a similar occasion in 1749, that the
yeas rendered ;necessary under the present system, inan • A second-class certificate was granted to William Fevre, mouths more. on the total Id the last annual meoting ham been
Ment awl the Eaat India C ,mpany on account of the Mr. BOUVERIE replied that it was not. conepeny should have a fair chance. With regard to
much as many millions of money were voted away at a innkeeper, of Peterborough. withdrawn. With regard to the general state of
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Britieh Legation of Persia for the last year, for which Mr. BRADY asked the Secretary of State for the Vanccuver's Island, if it had not been coloni-ed by the
late hour at night in consequence of these motions. He ____________ _we WORSFIIP-STREET.-Juliue Henry Lyons, a fine-
business, it was mentioned that throtigh the alarm
the eccount migbt be furnished. In bringing for- Home Department, if it was the intention of her Ma- company it would have been colonised by strangers, The
should be the last man tee trench upon the privile es of .POLICE INTELLIGENCE-Feb. 5. looking Young man in the uniform of the 38th Regiment,
created by the htilure of the Royal British Bank,
ward this motion he had no intention to an- jesty's Government tu introduce any measure this seg- British Government foresaw this, and wisely handed it
the house wit2h regard to these motions, were it ngot for mew and wearing a medal with three bars, was charged before
Mr. Haremill with disorderly conduct, and assaulting po- the current balances (principally deposit accounts)
tieipate the discnesion upon the course taken by sion for the better regulation of the sale of poisonous over to the company. He hoped the whole matter would
the abuses wn ich nightly took place. (Hear ) The uee-
(l MANSION-HOUSE. - James Anderson and James lice-consta,ble Tripp, N 298, is, the execution of his duty. were, on the 31. st of December, reduced by about
her Majesty's Government in advising the Crown to drugs. b 3 fully discussed in committee, when evidence would be
tion was wb ether they should have so • . • -
mething like a fair Townsend Seward, who have been repeatedly remanded The complainant stated that between 11 and 12 o'clock
declare war with Persia, but rather to raise the question Sir G. GREY said that it was the intention of the heard on both sides. 600 000/. Since that period there ha b re-
s een a
opportunity (of di-cussing the estimates, which last year upon char .es oc extensive for .eries and frauds upon von the previous nieht his attention wes attracted to the ' ' '
as to what wonli be the future policy of the Govern- Government to introduce such a bill at an early day. Mr. GLADSTONE said this was one of the many im- amounted to 90 millions ? Under the resent s stem it of the Citg bankin hous s ;ere twain brought heformean- soldier and two woinen who were one; ed in a clamorous
p y , y g- e, e e the ~ e g covery of about 250,0001., and an increase of busi-
meat towards that State. On a future occasion it was THE VACANT JUDGESHIP. pertant questions for which it was unfortunately almost was nine or ten o'clock in the evening, night after night, Lord Mayor for further examination. altercation in the Cambridge-heath-road, and on request- nets in other respects. At tile time when the
his intention to move tbat the diplomatic relations be- Mr. GLA.DSTONE rose to ask a question of the ieg them to deeist the defendant instantly struck him a gieateSt anxiety prevailed. the directors, in order to
impossible to obtain public a ttention. With regard be.fore they wot into supply. This motion would tend The court was very much crowded, and by the side of the
tween this country and Persia be not renewed. Home Secretary, which, if he were unable to answer it 'to find with largely to en enomise the time and to facilitate the progress Lord Mayor were Mr. Hankey, General Fox, Mr. Low. violent blow in the face. Witnees sprung his rattle for place themselves in a position of sireng,th, sold secu-
THE CHINESE WAR. then, he would repeat to-morrow. It was whether to the company he had no fact
of inspurtan t business. He understood that the Govern- ssistance but the defendant e ' t I • I's utraeeous
man (of Crewkerne), Mr. H. Lowman Taylor, and many a , ~. . . . p ries et in ri o , curities, on which their was a tritline,
, loss, but they
The Earl of ELLF.NBOROUGH asked the noble the Government intended to fill up the vacancy in tbe their administration, and ha Ino doubt that a just and
ment had n.o objection to the motion. (Ironicel che
. . ers.) others connected with mercaetile pursuits. conduct untii the arrival of another constable, when he gave instructions to the 1 h ' -
v ole of the managers to
was ultimately taken into custody. ,
earl the Secretery for Foreign Affairs whether it was tbe Court of Exchequer, occasioned by the lamented death liberal !course would be pursued towards them. But He understood that cheer ; but his opinion wag precisel Mr. Muttons, solicitor to the Committee of Bankers for , • meet every demand with promptitudo, and, in cases
intention of the Government to produce the deposition of Mr. Baron Alderson ;or whether they intended to let still there were two questions of very great importance, the reverse of that which it indicated H bl'
. e e ieved that
Y Protection from Foreeries and Fraude, again attended for
the prosecution. ' I olice-constable NB9 partially corroborated the evi-
dence of the last witness, but stated that on reaching the where notice was required for withdrawing moneys,
of Mr. Kennedy relttive to the alleged outrage of the it remain vacalt until such time as the judicial committee
nd hich th commn tee could not refuse to entertain. if the Gowernment wanted to stop a discussion on a ques- Mr. Win. Ingersoll wa worn and said-I am cashier spot the defendant declared that be.had merely acted in to anticipate it by immediate pay-rnent. With re-
Chinese authonties by the lorcha Arrow ; also as to appointed for that purpose had reported relative to the a- w e " self-defence, and directed his attentiotr to the d't.
con i ion of sped to the advances of the bank on special snug-
whether he woull lay on the table a copy ot a despatch judicial establishments in Westminster Hall ? One of these was the legality of the title of the company, t
tion they ha; 1 got up one of these discussions. He bad in the house of Messrs. Kisnsnaird 'and Co., of Austin-friars.
he known cases :in which while the late Mr. Hume attended The bill produeed for 1 000/ , pur ortine to be acce ted by T • h
the officer ripp, w o was certainly ititoxicated.
from the Government at home to Sir J. Bowring, Sir G. GREY said it was the intentien of the Govern- and the other the exoedience and the prudence of t ,
to these matters, that when a speaker on such a motion our firm, is a for ie ,The.bill fopr 3001' al p dpc
d, A gentlemen residing in the neighbourhood here stepped ties, which include the property of the late John
authorisiog him to demand from the Chinese ment to fill up the Vacancy, and not wait for the report, company continuing the government of these vast terri-
wag addressing the house and Mr. Hume went out, he bad opted by the firit ,rrs,a, een trine docamont, saond."Wal; left ;Or. forward and stated that he had accidentally obaerred the Sadleir and the Westminster Improvement Estate,
toriee. With regard to the leeality of the title of the whets!, occurrence, and that a more wanton aggression on the directors add that they are taking the necessary
at Canton a fulfilment of the treaty relating to because great inconvenience would otherwise result from a hint to stop immediately. He did so, and when Mr. accptance by a man paled Hardwicke.
the free access to the cities, more particularly Canton I it. company he might say that he succeeded some years
.h.
returned he found that half-a-dozen •
important Mr. D. Baldwin-I was agent for Messrs. Smith and the art of a oliceman he had neve
p p r before witnessed. measures for their realisation. The Irish estates
The Earl of CLARENDON said the deposition of HUDSON'S BAY COMPANY. since in drawing the attention of the house to a measure n ume
h votes had been agreed to, and he was greeted with Kni lit •1 .
g , rat way contracters, of Sydenhana They kept an Sergeant Steptoe, N 46, said he had felt it to be his duty have not yet been sold, but it is tho h b M'a
ug t y 1.--
Mr. Kennedy was inriuled inthe papers laid upon the Mr. LABOUCaERE moved for a select cemmittee which the house approved, but wlaich was frustrated y
laughter and ironical cheers. account with Messrs. Hankey and Co., the bankers. In to re tort the conduct of the const bl t th
i . . . . a e o. e superinten- summer the necessary steps will have been corn-
the taen Colonial Minister. There was a case in which August last I had authority to draw cheques upon Messrs. . . •
dent of the division, as he was in a manifest state of in-
table of the house. The delay that had occurred in the to consider the state of those British possessions in North Mr. WISE thought that his hon. friend would have toxication when the charge was brought to the station- Pleted. The other items of the account a,re being
preeentation-of the papera was in consequence of its being /emetics which are under the administration of the Hod- a caarter was granted by Charles 11. to a cernpeny
acted more wieely had be moved for a select co 't lankey on behalf of Messrs. Smith and Knight. The three ,
01180. disposed of ; 4,000/. has already been received,
mmi tee cheques produced for 100/ 100/ and 50t., purporting to "
desirable to add to them a map of Canton. With respect son's Bay Company, or over whieh they poesess a licence eistirely absolute, and whose privileged of trade wgre
to con.sider how the abuse of the valuable privilege of be signed b me, a e t:' •'
Mr. Hammitt said that, under the circumstances, he while the remaining 12,000/. or 14,000/. will be
mv handwriting.
to the otber question, no specific instructions had bees to trade. In doing so he gave an account of the hold• rigidly exclusive. Now it was material to persorl in-
making rnotione en going into committee of supply Mrs. Eliyzabeth rA4owLid----1 reside at 18 Hampton- should at once diecharge the defendant, to whom he was
terests and to pereoual libertiee that it should be nown obtained before the end of the month. In the CMS
given to Sir J. Bewring by the Government beyond Ing of this company in British North America, which might be prevented. It was rery inconvenient not to know street, Gray's-inn-road. In September last a Person called willing to grant a summons against the constable, for the og the West minst
whether the charter so granted by the Crown was or was er Improvement property steps
injurious treatment to which he had been subjected.
those which be had received upon leaving this country. dated from a charter granted by Charles the Second the time of the evening at which the committee of supply upon me and hired lodgings in my house for (as he said) a
not valid. (Hear, bear.) Here he (Hr. Gladstone) have been taken to make alterations in some of tho
On his arrival at Canton, it appears that he demanded in 1670, and by it they cleaned rights of an important was likel to come on. friend of his of the name of Dixon. To the best of my belief
could
.not subscribe hntire.
ly to the views which had been ,
~ Y. premises, which, as they are now lotting, will, it ie
an interview, which W3B refused. description over all the ports of British North Ame- Sir re. GREY did not know on what ground his hon. the prisoner Anderson is the man who hired the lodgings.
ry Tiaia charter
enunciated by the C.. 1 moal Secrete ._ . . . A letter addressed to Mr. Edmund Dixon, and bearing the THE WEATLIER AND THE PARKS. considered, expedite their sale. In answer to ques-
Tne Earl of DERBY expressed a hope that the papers rice within Rupert'e Land, de-cribed as lying on friend assumed that the Government would sanction this
he believed had never beeu broughthun h j
der udicial in- Yarmouth postmark was sent t
, .. omy house, and was deli- ____...___ tions, it was stated that the total claim under the
relative to Persia would be laid on the table with the least the rivers flowing into Hudson'd Bay. Indeed, movement. Notice of the motion had only been given
possible delay. He wished to know Whether they would they claimed an absolute right to the soil. In vestigation, and it appeared to him t
dat t e ruetcsob
rd and
s rile the day previous, and he had not yet had an opportunit vered to the person who Lured my apartments. EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCES AND Sadleir account is 112,3001., and that the value of
be laid on the table next week / addition to that territory the company claimed a history of the case, and the important ochme
theean
rg- y Mr. A. W. Morris a clerk in the countr de ertment of
of consultin g with his noble friend at the head of the Go- Messrs. Barclay's ban,k, said-I y P—
LOSS OF LIFE. the Irish estates is estimated to coVer any deficiency.
The Eerl of CLARENDON said tbe papers would be right over that part of British North America, lying be- upon it, were not favourable to the legality ot c. a n September last a sum of
vernment, but he was satisfied that he would not assent 250/. was paid into our bank in the Dam Towards noon yesterday a marked change in the state Vo. es of confidence were unanimously passed to the
ter. It was granted in 1670, and the object of the char- e of James
laid on the table in a few days. The reason he coald tween the Rocky Mountains and the Pecific Ocean, o to voting awey this ancient and valuable privilege. What Witney, by the convict Harde;icke who desired that it of the weather took place, and a rapid thaw set in, which directors and managers.
not state the precise day was that negotiations were knovvn as British Oreeon, for a term of 21 yeare, 19 of ter was that the Hudson's Bay Company inightfexpav
was proposed was to give ip the privilege of calling at- might be sent to Yarmouth. Souw; days afterwards the soon melted the snow which had been lying for several JIMMINNIMIN.M.
going on at Paris. which were expired, and they also held a lease of Van- its energies and its resourcea in the discovery o a
hioh
tention to grievances before granting supplies. If any prisoner Anderson called, and requested that the sum days upon the promenades and green swards in the ___
The Earl of DERBY said such a circumstance was a couver's Island on all years' lease, which weuld also Pasmage into the South Sea. All those paioages w
alteration was to be made, it should be after full delibe- should be advised in the name of James Ralph, so that it different royal parks, making the former resemble pooh
ot the 19th Country Markets.
reason for delay ; but he did not aek fn• papers which expire in 1859. His reason for bringing this subject had been made by the adventurhuds rtiavigatotrirase
Hudson's
ration, and after inquiry bya committee. Bet he cer- mhight be received in that name. I told him that the of mud," and seriously altering the previous safe condi-
were connected with matters now under negotiation, before the house was in consequence of his having re- ceutury ought to have been pail or b tainly could not assent to e motion abolishing this an- c. ange in the name could not be made without the autho- tion of theice. ______m_____.
• but for the papers which led t,o the war. ceived, some weeks ago, from the Director of the Ilud yti assa e into
Bay Compaay. (Laughter.) t was te p _ g l rity of Mr 'Wit
cient privilege in so summary a manner. He hoped at had • nem upon which he said that Mr. Witney During the night of Wednesday the thermometer at DERBY SMITHFIELD.-Fine 3
After a short conversation the subject dropped. son's Bay .Company, a letter asking to be informed if her that sea which was the moving consideration of Chef es gone up the Rhine. the Royal Humane Society's receiving-house was as low Our ma ' '
rket was thinly supplied with fat beasts to-dan ;
the number of bu ers w 1 -
TH-E EARL OF CARDIGAN AND HIS alajesty't Government intended to renew to them the committed these exclusive privi e
11. when, he ,
..1 gee to the the same time that hon. gentlemen would avoid those Mr. W. HK n h I •
nig t- live at 17, Bayham-street, Cam- aTs Iles: small. There were but feW
c abuses of the privilege velinh had often tended tu ina• (le t ' as 20 degrees, showing 12 degrees of frost. This caused sheep which sold ywell.
REVIEWERS. licences they held under the Crown. He thought it was Hudson s Bay Company. But the Hudeon s Bay mu- n- own. lane in the heti tf f t. the Gresham
i o requen ing . several hundred h upply of fat pigs was toter-
pe le punlic business. Arms in Wood-stree persons, including a great many females, ably good, most of which were Irish. Fat c
Tbe Bail of CARDIGAN rose to put a question to a question, Involving as it did the question of cemmercial pany ii forgot tbeNorth- west passage, and lett to other t. About six months ago I was in hires more
to remain skating and sliding the whole night, and one plentiful and well sold.
ti ci:°t°lae o p rtunit ot discovering it, and to other eel, FRENCH briefly opposed the motion, and after the parlour of that house when three persona entered it.
the Deal, lord the Secretary of War. The question monopely-(hear)-which he held to be the peculiar an_
h - °ortunj of a -in , for it. Tne hon. member a few words from Mr. 'WILnIAMS in reply, I identify Atwell asone of the three, arid have every rem- of the most extraordinary performancee ever witnessed The following were the quotations 1--Been 6d to 61d1;
which be wished answered had reference to a subject of duty of this house to consider and decide on, and not ltrset ti .e PP 3' Pa. 6 . _ , The motion was withdraysn, and the houses adjourned son to believe that Seward and Hardwicke were tke two upon the Serpentine took place. The various poles mutton, 741 to 8d ; lamb, -d to Od ; veal, 7d tc It l pen
r. !ice) had spoken ot this charter having gone froru
defamation ot character of officers holding commie. one on which he ought to pledge the Government, with- (sti- ' • at 20 minutes past 7 o'clock others. I saw gold pass between them and a book simi- marked "Dangerous" had immense catherinc-wheels lb. ; pigs, 10s 6d to Ils 0(1 per score; rough fat, 5810 ,to Os
generation to generation undisputed. It was granted in
sions in the army. The usual course had been that out giving the house a full and fair opportunity of con- lar to the one produced by Moss, the ofdcer, was lying on stuck upon them. Along the centre of the river were per 141 b. ; hides, 41d to 6ed per lb ; calf-skins, 4ed to 6id
lino. In 1690 an act of Pailiament was passed, upon
eeriness for maligning of character was had by a personal sidering it. (Hear.) He replied to the directore' appli- the table before them. pots filled with red, blue, green, crimson, and yellow per lb.
tee ternis of which arose a strong presumption of the John t -
meeting, but public opinion had undergone a great cation, that he felt it to be his duty to bring the whole . loss 1 am a detective officer belonging to the fires, placed at certain distances, and at a given signal ---
alidity of the charter. It was an act for confirming Sporting latelligence.
change in tbat respect, and the 13w had been rendered question before a committee of the House of Commone City police force. On Friday, the 26th of Deeember, I the whole of this combustible matter was ignited, when EDINBURGH GRAIN.-Fea. 4.
The rivileges ot the company and in its reamble it --...ne„...-- accompanied Hugget (also a detective officer to No. 9
Most severe with reference to affairs of honour. The only this session, and,: in justice to the company, he had to . ) , a great number commenced the sport by skating round
rem e
tP d rett much the terms 'of the chartePr d theu TATTERSALPS-THURSDAY. John-street 0 f
. , x ord-street. We knocked at the door and Large supplies of grain to-day Sales heavy for ever:
resource left was an application to the authorities, state that on their receiving his answer, they expressed the fires which had a most siogular effect. Whilst the 9 kind, and prices a little better f *
or wheat.
dPed toY state that the ov r r and 'an
h d Th üblication of the acmptances for the Spring Han- inquired for a Mr. Hopkins. A female who opened the
His (Lord Cardigan'e) character had peen seriously not only a perfect willingness to have their affairs tho- P rooncee e
re en:Mien "mPanY.
a • a P were going throlugh thait paert of the perthrm.ances the
to reat ex ense in theg of the objects cheeps produced no perceptble effect on the betting. door made a reply, upon which Huggett left for the pur- Wheat, on the top, ls Od up, and on the average Os 15d
maligned, and his reputation bad been aseailed in a most roughly and completely investigated, the only wish ''x.
gf
h e Pd
h P " • she had given catherine-whee 8 were_ ightll.da and went spinning retina, he.
p Barley, 6(1 down on the top, and 28 7d. down on the
unjustifiable manner by an dicer bolding bee Majesty 's pressed by them being thatthe committee would well co.nsi. ot e c arter, an ten enacted that their powers should Speculation was very inactive and the subjoined quota- pose of ascertaining whether the information emitting thousands of bri nt sparks g then came the
us was correct. Shortly after Haggett had gone I saw a average. Oats on tho top ls 6d down-on the average
be confirmed, that the corn any should be a body cor- tions are for the most part nerely nominal.
commission. He had written a work In a feigned name, der any equitable claims they might have, and the right
orate, and the ver liras 13
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eology of tne act seemed to The only movement of innortance wag with reterence
_ door closed very gently. I immediately entered the room diecuarge of rookets, golden rain, and nearly every 7d down. Beans on the top ls up, and on the average
but the author wag no other than Major Calthorp. That hon. gentleman called on the house to view this quntt
redicate the sus iciYonPuf its frame that the charter ot to nif fhD b 1 000 15 and save Seward, and. said to him " Oh, Mr Hooning, other description of article known in the pyrotechnic 2d down.
officer bad admitted that two or three allegations were in a large and statesman-hke manner, r iht ought . . -essenger or tee era, , to was booked we have been lookin for ou f ' t' •" H - art, including several thou-and squibs and crackers,
or some ime: ,e re AVERAGES nu IMPERIAL QUARTER.
the com an wfs not rth th rs
hi hit was about him seven times, ant at last 1,000 to 20 WAS plied, "My name is lett II yin
untrue, and he had txplained the others in sucla an He next referred to the roanagem.ent ot e company in pi t .
hwz . e paper
.on w c op ins, sir." I mad, ' No, which flew along the ice amongst the males and females, Wheat n 1 19 10 10-12th.
writt 1d th taken.
offensive mariner that his explanations were perfectly British North America, and said that they employed . . en. Bu it mig t e mid that this act sett e e I believe it is Seward." lie replied, " You are quite causing them to rush about in wild confusion, but a Do. new
1,200 persons, selected chiefly from Scotland, who wirle question. It was not so, however, for there was LIVERPOOL StEEPLECHASE. mistaken ; what is it you want ?" I replied, "I am one
unsatisfactory, and the reeson he stated for not publicly more -•
ee ue scene has never been witnessed in this
pictur q Barley
withdrawing them altogether wag, that it would be in. brought to bear in the discharge of their duties that th s addition to it, " Provided always that this act shall 100 to 8 agst Mr. Hodgman's; Emigrant (offered) of the officers beloneing to the city of London-I want park, not even when the grand display of fireworks took Oats l4 5 3-12ths.
convenient to himself. skill and shrewdness which might be expected from be in force seven years, and thence to the end of the 13 to 1 eget Mr. Mellisbs Minos (take 14 to 1) you for forgery." At.this time Huggett returned. We place in h mour of the peace rejoicings. Beans
Lord PANM.URE regretted that the noble earl persons carefully selected from that part of the next session of Parliament, and no longer." (Heard So 20 to 1 agst Mr. Barnet', Freetrader then charged him with being concerned with Hardwick°,
Atwell, and Anderson in forging a bill for 1,000/. -
Whether these proceedings led to a matins death who --
bad taken tho course ha had done. He thought kingdom ; and he believed generally they had given that those who had doubted whether the Hudson s Bay 25 to 1 agst Baron Moniecove's Cense Cou BOSTON-FEB. 4.
upon Messrs. Hayward and Co. He said that he knew was found frozen under the ice yesterday morning, it is
that after having obtained the approbation of the late satisfaction to the natives, numbering about 300,000, Cornpany had any valid charter were not so ignorant as 70 to 40 on Emigrant ags Freetrader (taken) nothing about it, and that he did not know the par- difficult to determine at present, but One thing iS certain Our market was moderately supplied with all kinds of
Lord Raglan, and also the thanks of this house, he and that their rule had been beneficial to the Indian the hon• member (Mr. Ellice) had represented them to NORTHAMPTON-MIRE STAKES. ties whose names we had mentioned to him. We told that the unfortunate man had evidently, at some pant of grain. Wheat experienced a slow dragging sale, at prices
should not nave taken any notice of the eircrtmstance he population. The right hon. gentleman then referred to be. It might be said that the validity of the charter 10 to 1 agst Lord Zetlant's Skirmisher him that he would have to go to the City with us, the night, or early in the rimming, proceeded to the in, sot.ne few instances a trifle over Meese realised this dai
bad alluded to. He agreed with the Commander-in- the advantages of tbis trust for the purpose of emigra- had never been questioned during the last century ; but CHESTEI CUP. upon which he said, " I shall not go unless you force me." Long Water near the Ser entine-bridge, taking with se nnight. The trade in spring corn was slow, without
material change in the value of any article.
it must be remembered that during that century the Huggett asked him what force he required, upon which he him his beds'tead and fourP chairs, for the purpose of
Chief, that no notice could be taken of any more publi- tion, Ste., and concluded by moving the appointment of 14 to I agst Mr. E. Parrs Leamington
affairs of the company were a complete beige...elle, and replied, " Laying yo 0
ur hands en me." He then re Prices --Wheat, red, 46a Od to 58s Od ; new -s to --e ;
cations. If such was done the government of the army a select committee. 28 to 1 agst Mr. T. Parrt Sir Culin (take 30 to 1) the closet. We told hi
to bo allowed to go t m that he to 1
quested formine a t t • hh h • t dd t I t ut skates '
, en ,inve ic einen e o e o white, 56s Ott to os Od; extra, 635. Barley, 38s Od to 470
would be impossible. Mr. ROEBUCK had no intention of opposing the that monopoly had thrown them into a complete 30 to 1 agst Mrs. Oebaldeton's Claret might do so, but that we must first see what he had in his geht emen at a certain price per hour. Yesterday 0,1. Coate 18s to 265. Peas, 36, to 433 Od Beans, 3C's •
The subject then dropped. ,motion, but he thought that a much shorter road might lethargy. The company never extended their settle- 30 to 1 agst Mr. H. Hillt Rogerthorpe pockets. Haggett searched him in my presence, and took morning, upon one of the park-keepers going on d t
--11 Y' Oil to 433 Od per qr.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE NEW FOREST. have been found to the end in view. (Hear )He be- ments, , xcept from a narrow line from Hudsoa's Bay. 50 to 1 agst Mr. Readings Swyndel Dbygga from his pocket two blank cheques upon the Cambridge he noticed a part of the poor fellow's bedstead upon the
The Earl of MALMESBURY moved for returns of keyed that the general principle with regard to this They had to pass w.ntry seas and rigorous climates, and 50 to 1 agst Mr. J. Parkes Alice branch of the Loudon and Westminster Bank. Seward ice and two chairs. He at once communicated with Mr. NEWARK-Fnn. 4.
they had not then what they had now, the tat of the
time and number of sittings of the New Forest Commis- question might be settled without any specific inquey. 70 to 20 net Lean3iogton, MineePie, Sir Colin, St. said, g Oh, they are nothing ; destroy them." We alse Superintendent Williams, who forthwith sent some of
and larger dim- h t-d h d d. to II
At our corn exc ange o ay we a amo era stilltPm
sioners, and of the business done. He said that every It appeared to him that the Hudson Bay Fur Company land in the shape of increased capital Giles, and claret (taken) took a small book from his pocket, which I produce. He bin men to the spot, who broke the ice and the imme-
time they sat their expenses amounted to the value of wen in itself and by constitution opposed to colonisation, dends. But while the Hudson's Bay Company paralysed Two THOISAND. made no further request to be allowed to go to the closet. diet, ly found the man lif f
, e o course being quite
~ . Y . of grain. The best drn wheats sold at an advance of abou'
ex- le per qr. Other articles as last week.
four acrea of the Forest, which was gradually being eaten for where the axe of the settler rang, there the trapper theizir opsratione, a buccaneering or, at itcl evel:ite a tree-
-sto 1 offered on the fieli We put him into a. cab, and on our road to the City he tinct. The body wee forthwith conveyed to the work- Wheat, white 633 to 66s red 57s to 608; barley, malting
up by the commissioners. In 1856 they had Sat 40 must certainly disappear. (Hear.) The object of the ' the ali-
t. nog spirit spraug up in Canada, an , wit out . _ DEMT. said " I suppose it's no use holdin tan loner-
, gou 9 g my house iu Mounastreat, and was soon ident. •
name is Jem Seward." ified as being 43s to 48s, grindine 38s to'42s; oats, 24st. 34s to Vs, 221Thtl
- days. company was to keep their territory a solitude, where sietance ot Government the North-west Company pli e
hr coesde
14; to 1 apt Mr. Douglas., Tournament (taken) Seward (intetrupting)-I said no such thing. that of James E '
. uwards, of Wood street, Chelsea. Whe- 24s to 27s ; beans,°4Bs to 52s ; malt, 72s to 80s ; peas, 4""
Earl GRANVILLE said he had heard of this conk_ wild animals would always be within their reach ; set- into the Hudson's Bay territory, and
Tan' hanwdcO.nldtucted 50 to 1 agst General Pee's Meseenger (taken) Moss -We convoyed him to Buw-lane station, where we ther the unf -
o, tunate deceased had gone to the park to to 42e ; tares, --s to -s per qr.
stations on. which the company I,: i 2000 to 30 agst Mr. T. Pares Sir Cohn (taken) charged him, aud afterwards to the Mansion-house. When try his fortune during the pyrotechnic display, or had
plaint before. The Lerd Chancellor had the matter in tiers would terrify those animals, and therefore to establish 1:- re rior Le that
Weer operations. It was no.t. wort w 1 e p --
hand, and would answer his lordship. As a Minister of a fur company in the North of Canada was to say, " Here h ...............• we got there he said, " Oh, there's Mr. Mullens." got into the p irk early in the morning, cannot be as- LOUTH-Fan
must be the limits of cultivation ; beyond that ye shall time to centest. the charter in courts of la. .v, bee sego no Sewer
the Crown he had no responsibility in the matter. WESTBURY STEEPLECIASES. d-I did not say so. I could not say so, because I strtained until the inquest, but it is quite clear that it The .4*
1
The LORD CHANCELLOR. eaid the cemmission not go, keep the land a desert, we want to have it so man eoul 1 obtain greater benefit from an inveatigation _ did not know Mr. Mullens. It was you who said it It was must have been after the Ro al Hu
y mane Society's men corn market was firm to-day, and the best Ramp es
" Hear Be ond the ter. than would accrue to the trading community gene- There races are postponed till Tuesday next, Feb. 10. the first time I had ever se M I ' : la 1 ff d of wheat brought an advance of ls. Other kinds of graist
consisted of three gentlemen, all honourable men. They because see are a fur•company. ( .) y en r. 5 ullens in my life. a, gone o uty.
rall But when this Nurth- eet (nom an was orga- _..-. fully maintained the last quotations
had to examine rights, and adjUdicate on them. Tbey ritory of the fur company, beta the Canadas were merely .7. . . w. p y Moss-Ile said, " Tull him (Mr. Mullens) I want to At five o'clock last evening the mercury of the ther- Wheat, 503 to 51s ; extra, 56s *
tbe rused opinions were taken uon the le alsty of the char- • ; barley 443 to 46e- oats,
recta:red 20 yeanY possession for a title. There had been strips of laed up to the St. Lawrence, and wba , , P. g , Racing Fixtires for 1857. speak to him." Mr. Muttons returned with me, upon mometer in Hyde-park had ascended to 36, the barome• 23s to 27s ; beans, 40s to 455. '
ter. The sentiments of every eminent counsei were ob. which Seward said th. " M 3.1 '1 th e I.l' ve t dt3o 9
o ins, .r. tu ens, es men a er stoe a -el, and the wind was souttotvest ; the
a misunderstanding between them and the Earl of wanted to see was that they should cover the whole, so . FEBRUARY. a
Malmesbury, which be regretted. that British North America mivht really have the pre- tained. Amongst others, he believed, those of Lord thought proper to take me into custody." Mr. Mullons weather was overcast, with rain and a few 11. fl
fa ing akes
Lord CA MPBELL, having appointed two of the Ponderance of territory which it presented on the map. Brougham and Mr. Sergeant Spankie, and thoec opinions Lincoln Spring 18 I Derby Spring 2g replied, " Yes, quite right, by my directions." Huggett of 8110 W, all indicatin h
g t at, unless another change took SEABORNE MAILS.
1:1 d 'I tti h S ' .. 24 I then touk from hispocket the two blank cheques produced, e
gentlemen, defended their characters. It was true it was said that a great Portion of the com- were extremely unfevourable to the ealidity of the u • I o ng am pring. ...
and showed them to Mr. Muslens, upon which Seward said r . ' '
lace the ice would ~00n break up. It was in a very --ee-------
The &art of MARDWICKE said these enmmissions pany'S territory was unfit fur human habitation, but son's Bey Company. Here there were two compaoies, MARCH. spriugy etate last night, and covered in some places with
" Oh, they are old cheques, they are no uso. You won't [When the date for mak• ' d 7
-inns up a mail falls on a Sun s
rgy, the otner
Presented pretty pickings. The gentlemen lived on the Feance-that was to say, Gaul-was in the time of the onht with an assumed charter and no en e i .
.. Liverpool Spricg 3 Warwick Spring l7 make use of them, will you ?" Mr. Mullens replied, " I water nearly ankle deep. About half-past four o'clock the mail remains open until the day followin ; exce tha the
wite energy and a developed trade, and no lege prim Doncaster Spring 10 Northamptoa
best, dined and met wee n they pleased, as often as they Romans what Canada was at present. Any one who 26 shall do nothing but what is necessary." a lad named Arthur Kine, of 5, Chapel-street, BfOILIP• case of the India mail, via Southampton, gwhieh, Pon slicil
read Gibbon would see that then the Danube and Rhine leges at all. They•did what railway compa.nies now often saiisbury l2 Inoxton Park
felt inclined to ern sy all the delicaisies of the season. 31 Saward-What I aaid about those cheques wee this- ton, who lied veutured upon that part of the river where occasions, is made ap the preeious evening.]
were frozen over every winter, and that the reindeer oiii under such circuinstauces -acompromise was effected.
After aome further cenversation, the returns were APRIL. " These two blank cheques are no use ; they are 16 or 17 the ice had been removed for her Majesty's kitchen, fell w"
were common over Gaul and nearly the whole of the The North-wemt Company gave their energy and their years old." They were dated 1810. I used ono or two of through the surface, and was immersed in twelve feet of
erdered. E Rom Spring
THE IICKET-OF-LEAVE SYSTEM. Roman dominion down to the time of Julian. The trade, and the Hudson's Bay Company their assumed
NPe.wmarket Craven 13 IYo •
rk Spring them for waste paper, my lord. (Laughter.)
21 The L water. He sank several times, but was fortunately at
ord Mayor-Tou will have an opportunity of len th db " 11' btt b t not without
g rescue y iceman iggin o om, u
Lerd BERN ERS, on rising to submit a motion on this Paris of thoee days was what travellers described the legality, and in this way they carried on businees very
Durham ................. 13 Melton 23 makine an observations outhink ro er b a d . Made up at Whence wise*
iiebec of the pregent to be, and therefore he said that much to their own satisfaction. (Laughter.) With re- 0 Y 7 PPY n hY des. ISy what When By
_,
eubject, said that see a entice nail on the pap m fur next Q Coventry ..... ............. 13 I Newmarket F S
with the same circumstances that had changed the face spect to the question of the, prudence and expediency of 27 Mr. Muttons said he had now closed the case for the pro- Vessel. expected VOW.
Thursday. on this; question, he would not go into it gene- Catterick Bridge l5 I secution. near the same spot, when a gentleman named Sponcey Post.olllce. patched.
rally on tbis occration. The system of tickets of leave had of Europe, Caeada would be in the same way arnelio- entrusting to the Hudson s Bey Company these vast MAY. Mr. Goodman, the chief clerk, then proceeded to real sank under the ice, but he was got out by the before. ------- --- --.-- ...ow
been disapproved of not only by the L .rd Mayer, but rated. Let it be remembered that Canada was seuth of territories-on that question he confessed he entertained ,
5 Beth
strain AI 27th of tke South- Alham- B.lbsnt'•
all the pollee magistrates, the recorders of the different a great portion of Europe, being about the latitude of the strongest possible opinions. It appeared to him to be I Chester ......... •-• ..
HI Epsom e l2 which occupied almost the entire day. was p aced in a hot bath, and, with the aid of other h
.ilbralt•a7 . month. ampton bra Sam 34 brie-
-.
boreughg, and the chairmen of the quarter sessions. It Italy ; and if we cleared the country and drained the an abregatien and renunciation of the inheritance of the Sbrewsbury ..............
14 26 The prieoners were then remanded till Wednesday next, applistacts, he recovered. A gentleman named Perry Gibraltar ••••-1 se.
wag high time that c.trrecs statetneete Wero given, not morasses, ,t might become as Wauriebing and fertile ae country, when we consented to lock upagainet the energy Ludlow ........... when the depositions of the other witnesses (about 60 iu of 7, High-street, Kingsla.nd, had so severe a fall upon' Maita - e
only as to the number of tickets of leave granted, aut ,if the most favoured portion of the Old World. He would of her children a vast country which, note ithstanding the JUNE. number) will be reed, previous to the case being sent to the th •
e ice as to cause. an apoplectic fit. He was also re- Egypt .. •
South. 4th and ••••
Central Criminal Court. Ceylon •• •• et of the Ripon 20th et ~dietee
the nature of +be utßuceg, and also the chatactere of the say that between north and wesn and the watershed of statements ot the hon. member (Me Ellice), he believed Manchester ............... 3 Bioury Club 24 moved to the receiving-house, and after being surgically India . ..... month. ampton the '
offenders. There could be no question that crime had the Highlands, was the m,et fertile position of to possess many advantages. He believed there was even Aecot ........................ 9 Stockbridge 25 attended upon, he recovered so as to be removed to his Mauritius month. sa .4
WESTMINSTER.-SINGULAR CASE.-Matthow T
very much increased of .tate, and he moved that an America, and that Rupert's Land ran through now very considerable scope for the commercial spiritand 1 Beverley, Hull, &c ....... 10 Winchester 26 Yn- home. Several other slight immersions took pla rviaceyion)
dell, the driver of a Wimbledon omnibus, was sumueen d ece China ...... i 4th of
humble address be presented to her Majeety, praying for some of the best belonging te England. He enterprise of England. This was a question which muse
t Hampton .................. 17 Carlisle 3O for refusing to carry Alfred Bearun, grocer and cheese-
° during the day, and considering the rotten state the Penang .... 31 the / South- Ripen Feb. 4.. Colitat4
a return of the number of ticketa-of-leave issued to con_ believe,d that if England did her duty to the Ctnadian not be prejudged, and he trusted thet the validity of the Newton ..................... 17 Ctelmeford
30 monger, Loader-street, Chelsea.
vlcts in each year since the commencement of that. prac- Provieces there we'd,' be created tu the compeny a terri charter especially would be impartially dealt with by the Newcastle
.......... . ....... 2: Complaivant stated that on the 20th ult. he got on the wee not greater? as the official returns give the number '
eustraitatviai tt
..... ••.1 • j South-
tics ; the original sentences end net xPited terme, show- tory the Germany ot North America, and therein some- committee-dealt with as such matters were in the times JULY. box by defendant's side, at Sloane-street, to get into the of skaters in this park alone at 8,300. the cape)•.
Cape of Good ampton Jan. 31 saga
ing the number of such e"ovieta re apprehended, for thing to counteract the preponderance of the United of the Stuarts, iii the time ot Charles I. and James 1., ....... 2 Nottingham 2l City, at ten o'clock in the morning. As it was very cold The LONG-WATER in Kensingtonsgardens was at Hope ..•• .. ,
Worcester ........... a
what off,nees, and the result of such proceedings. Statee. He did not want to be an alarmist, but he did and not as such matters were dt alt with in 1849, when ' Mauritius .• E Fee. ie
.. Dart- Harbin- Jan. gg gape .
Newmark@ ...
t ............ 7 I Stamford ... 23 he thought he would smoke, and Pulled out his Pine to fill tended by about 3,000 skaters and sliders including mouth .ger
Berl GRANVILLE ^aid the returto ehnuld be given siot like to see a nation growing so great as to become an ex-parte case was obtained from the Hudson's Bay ........ 15 I Good wood .„,, it, when defendant objected to his smoking there, and said during the morning a great many noblemen 'clergymen , zs;ilaon .. a
to the lultest rxtrat. He w"uid not nn that occasion insolent to the rest of the world ; and if the United Company, and subuaitted to the law officers of the LiVerP"l .......... AUGUhT. "n if he wanted to do so he must go on the roof. Complainant aud others. Towards the afternoon the ice, became in Lisbon 1
enter into the . übject, ag the whole queetion would in a States were permitted to effect the aggrandisement. theY Crown. In the barbaroue times he had mentioned it declined and got down, as defendant refueed to carry him. such a dangerous condition that man of the club left Madeira I
ft, 3' •lays be hoe . lit brier, Parliament. now contemplate I, they would most certainly dern:nete was the fashion fairly to raise the issue upon such mat- Ripon ..................... 3 York 19 Defendant told hint that his master did uot all h• Y
ow im to the gardens and proceeded to the Ser entine where they CapedeVerds I
The Inert of CA RN Alt VON suggested that the return over the rest of the world, The only way to compete with ters, and when a charter was given in derogation of the North a
St ffordshire 4 Redcliffe 24 smoke •
. , and recommended him to go to a tap-room to en- had another elegantly a aim& . P
.. 9 BtaZll - sfedway Feb. 12 AT*
II
d pavilion put up upon mimosa res i ampton
.............. 5 Egbatn
should embrace the number of persoys with ticketemf- the t tendency successfully was te give Canada , hEe fullnt privilegee of the country, it was referred to the judicial Brightoun
...... .
u.:
...
.. the banke, furnished byPPMr. Benjamin Edington, of FalklandYls-
.l
dem lopmeet. There we had a country as large as uro ...... 7 ' Stockton 27 omnibus, and the reason defeudant assigned wus that
leave who had bee n re-aphreherided w ithout a specific Pe, authorities and quashed if improper, so that the English- Bright.
.ten le I__ f d Duke-street, Londou hr. - • la d
idge, but the thaw set in so _n s
Wolverhampton - VS esi. Indies
effeec •. and becoming more temperate in climate every day. The e man was relieved from the injury which tbe Crown i rapidly that the membe
.12 hundred times before on omnibuses on that road. rs were obliged to leave off
Lord CAM PBELL mid it wag very important thht were the elements of a great nation, and it was the duty had „oght to inflict upon him. Considering the great Reading ......... . (except Ha-
of England to develope them. When be found, they, that SEPTEMBER. Defendant, in reply to the charge, said that as his was a :skating and take refuge in the pavilion. vana and
theme retures should be published ae Freon ;le possible. importance of the queetions at issue, and tne a,lmost ro- very fast conveyance into the City, he took up a great Tne ROUND-POND in Keneington-gardens had between pentium). 2el and 17th ist and
Tii€ question they had now to ceneider was the one of such prospects were obstructed by the interests of a finial mantic iiiterest which attended the history ot the strug- ........ .. 2 Doncaster
Warwick .......... _ _ . . 15 many gentlemen in Piccadilly. He had a double seat in 2,000 and 3,000 ladies and gentlemen upon the ice (Nlerenyez,rusla ..
NI of the South- IGth of
re-ter-nines te the system of inesPertation. The ticket_ number of men, under the pretext of a cheater, he waist gle and the peculiarities it pre,ented, he coul.l not help Cardiff .. ...................
Isi
mLeeester 22 front, five persons sitting immediately behind tiro driving- during the day, and many excellent matches were played, wenor:= 'meth. I sin- t
pon Parana the Atone
ofneave eystem bad arieen out of the abolition of irant. at orce that such interests, or such a pretext, shout I not layivg before the house his convictions as to the extent Thirsk .................... anche•ter Autumn 24 box, and if persons smoked on the box the fumes and but no accident of any im ortance took lace. Chili ..•• ..
• aeration, and he hoped their lordships would see the ba allowed for a moment, to stand in the way of tbe great and scope of the inquiry which was about to be com- Lichfield .......... ........ 7 I Monmouth 24 ashes were very unpleasant to those behind, and goutlemen The REGENT'S-PARK hPad abeut 7,0(1)0 skaters and Peru •• "•• i month.
eieceseity ef retureieg to the system of transportation. intereets of humanity. The right hon. gentleman had menced. (Cheers.) Derby ..................... 9 I Newmarket F 0 29 did not like to go to their offices iu the morning covered sliders upon the ornamental waters there, including ,
California • • •
The put 1 c were now in a great state of alarm, and he alluded to the charter of Charles 11. Surely he knew Mr. HENLEY was afraid the Government intended OCTOBER. with dust or smelling of tobacco. Honduras • •
many members of the aristocracy. No accident took nattaa
st ,i n Fele 17 .. South-
In answer to an inquiry from the magistrate, 1 ampton • the .....e• •
wa. Wed that measures were in contemplation by the that that charter was contradictory in itsela and also to back up the monopoly of the coMpany. He hoped he Nortanalterten
Defendant said there was no rule laid down by the pro- Pn, e og. month.
Government on the subject. Had it not been so he would that it was in contravention of the rights ef all British was mistaken on this point, but the speech of the right Chester Autumn 6 Warwick Autumn °° prietor of the carriages ;it was left to tbe driver. Ine VICTORIA-PARK the Crystal Palace, Surrey-gar- Mexico .... ( Feb. 2... 1 South-
have felt it to be his duty to have brought the subject subjects, inasmuch as vrhat wa3 given by King Charles hon. gentlemae certainly gave him that impression. Wrexham II Newmarket H. 26 alr Arnold thousMit that in the presout age of smoke, it ;
derw, and Ciapharn-cornmon were all well attended in
• Havana •• .. • ampto,, Parana Feb. 1 Atrate
, . -
under the cousideration of their lordehips himself. to the Hudson's Bay Company was what the King had Mr. LAING bore testimony, from the accounts of a Richmond e. 8 was unreasonable to deny a traveller the gra ideation the morning, but towards the evening th e number began lA,feandeerlil• •• •
. 1 Fh 23 } ny-
Lord DUNGANNON said the ticket-of-leave system no right to give. Any one who reads the charters of Vir- great variety of travellers, to the favourable soil and cli- NO/ EMBER. without some specific reason, and it appeared nobody would pa'pabiy to diminish, owing to the unsafe state of the W.C.of Africa. e. ••
mouth •' '••• •• Feb 6 Ethiolo
bad catnied an blereage of came in the rural die ricts, ginia must know what James I. did. He gave to the mate of the territory west of Canada. It wag the north- Worcester Autumn
Wben he Was in Irel ind during therecess he hadinctuired colonists all the land from the Atlantic to the Pacific ern region alone that was so unfavourable as for the pre- Wenlock - Europa Feb. 2 Alla
..---------........-7.......... United States
into the system there, and was informed that no ticket with full sovereignty. He believed that the powers given sent to exclude colonisation. Shrewsbury Autumn ...17 riding with him. pool
of leave was issued there until it was ascertained that the in this ease to the company were wholly beyend the Mr, BAILLIE was in favour of the committee. Mr. Arnold thought it would not le unreasonable of the New York advices state that, of the debt of California itr'ritittiesdh tart" I
th Feb. 3 and
:site Myer-
mate , Ericsson Feb. 19 EticOleli
person receivingit could obtain employment. He thought power of the kino, to give-ha should be sorry if then Mr. G. BUTT doubted whether the terms of the mo- . ________ proprietor to lay down a, rule prohibiting smoking in the new declared unconstitutional, about 1,600,000 dollars 9 America • • Tuesdays. poe.
that was a good regulation, but it did not exist in this were not, because they were wholly against right and tion would allow the committee to consider the legolity Irish Racing Fixtures for 1857. front seats. On steam-boats persuns wero prohibited
smoking abaft the funnel, and the prohibition ou an omui- or 320,000/ ,is held in Califiwnia itself. This fact is re- UniteaStates
ferred to as. 8' rep ttiening the hope that the entire debt British North A! Feb. 25 ..}, South- - _ . __
00Untry. It Was qui- e ttme there wag a revision of this equity. The right hon. gentleman said that the comPaey of the charter, and suggested that they should be altered MARCH. bus would be to the forecastle. If such a notice was America .. Ampon taerraan ran 19 AMP
system, because the public throughout the country were took care of their peitries, and ot the Red Men. Of the in such a way as to include that question. Howth and Baldoyle 5...17 l Curragh Camp Meeting.2s placed upon an omnibus, riders would be bound bh it. He ill be ultim s' Ig o nised.
w am v rec g . , ,
' E - Canada
[Aevintelsemssre]-Da. LININGSTO:!, 8 XPLORATIONS IN TITS •••• I E Feb. 24 ..I Liver- flr7.Alll.
Indian Feb. ei
now under great, and he was sorry to add, just appre. latter statement he bad doubts. He knew the country, Mr. LABOUCHERE said it would be for the corn- APRIL. (the worthy magistrate) did not think defendant justified Mumma oe Annan-The indefatigable researches of Dr. Li- pool rican.
--en"
bension. and he knew that war waa carried on in it in a way to mittee to deal with the matter as they thought proper Curragh 2l in refusing to carry complainant, and it was clear that he vineston have suddeuly made us acquainted with one of the .
The returns were ordered, and their lordships ad_ emulate ths barbarous combats of Earope. Even in his and if the committee thought it desirable to bave a j idi,- MAY. had not entered into a proper explanation of his reasons, . n •
nappiest people in the world of whose very existence little 51-Morning. E-Evening.
journed. time Lord Selkirk went to oppose the company at the cal opinion upon the charter, the proceedings before:the Howth and Baldoyle Summer 19 added to which he hail indulged in very unnecessary re- was hitherto known in civilised Europe generally. The pro- -
_____----- Red Raver, and combats occurred which would not have Judicial Committee Cif the Privy Council on the subject marks about complainant's master, and his going to a tap- vine° of Angola, Dr. Livingston writes in the " Journal of the A VERY MYSTERIOUS FIRE.-About 6 o'clock 101;
disgraced the regular army of Europe. The territory was JUNE. room. As the refusal to carry was through a mistaken Ro al Geographical Society," possesses great fertilit and terday mornin a fire was diecovered i an ' habitea
y y g n unin
HOUSE OF COMMONS--(YnsTitnriAw). mi ht o on concurrentl wit h the in niry of the cern-
Wicklow
beyond the pale of eivilimation and the Colonial office ; •gt e glie bed endeavoilYred in bis o leg s eech to la 1 I Curragh beauty, and its capabilities both agriculturally and commer. nouse, by a watchman named Mentor. in Rider:nova'
The SPEAKSU took the Chair at four o'clock. the company did as it pleased, and its pleasure was to ribetto% 'the heuse a statement of the faPets of thPe ease witl!. Moncketown (Co. Cerk) 9 I pay the costs, and to enter iuto sureties to come up for cially, aro of a very hieha or:der ; indeed, Ido not fear contra- street, Walworth. Three engines with Mamma Hendors
NEW WRIT. slaughter ariy one that offered opposition. (Hear, hear.) 0 }leen an o inion so that hon. en• lemen were in
ut o i g p . JULY. Judgment if ever called upon. diction in asserting it to be the richest la Western Africa. As son, Holloway, and Jones were soon present with the
On the motion of Mr. HAY rER, a new writ was He believed tbat in this slaughter the Red Men were 11. b d dgh hH i
error wbee they sae le a argue tat t e te k.Oll a
, Bellewstown 3 i Heath of Maryhoro'...2B
L AMBET ff. - A CeNDIDATE FOR THE CONFESSIONAL. I have now had the advantage of passing through the province
twice, and have honestly endeavoured to obtain correct kno brigade and West of En 'd fi • b e'
glan re engines, ut the pr
• ordered for Kingetnri-on-Hull, in the room of Sir W. Fl. . Y
emplo ed, and they al knew that their doings would be ma d , t Wh t h
y Company, was a goo goveremen . a e rea y
I Down R. Corporation 2l I -Kate Leonard, an impudent-looking proetitute, was ledge of the country, I venture to g,ive you my im res iw.
raises were totally consumed, and no account obtained
• d me
a disgrace to civilise n. It was well that the 8 °Hs, as to the cause of the outbreak.
Watson, Kim., one of the Barons of the Court of Ex- meant to imply waa, that the company had conferred be- A VGIJST. charged with drunken and disorderly conduct at St. as not calculated to mislead any except those whosPe
elr' Tim, company took care of their peltriee. What had the fit upon the natives, and that in any arrangement that Galway 4 I Ballyeigh 25 Georee's Catholic Cathedral. general
views of the world are more gloomy than mine, TI - ----- mow
am-
INCOME TAx. done in Vancauver'e Nand ? To make it fit for th y ne
'
em- might be made, compensation should he considered. All Tamore .
selves they kept it ase litude : they acted as peltr between the hours of seven and eight o'clock on the even- people, has had ample opportunity of studvine •
Petitiene were presented fteeinst the inceme tax as- Y flier- that he required wag, that the fullest information should Killarney 'B I avoured BIRTHS.
ilo in a state of intoxication e their physical OP A SOX.
chants, and fostered faxes, bears, wolves, and martens , and moral conditiou, and his detail. ` ,
somment Mem Hinckley, Norwich, Lincoln, Portarline- , be laid before the committee and the house. (Hear.) ing before the prisoner, wh
f the building, and in- . . • s are most curious. They
ton, Edinbur instead of men. These facts must have led the right bon SEPTEMBER. presented herself in the interior 0 . appear, indeed, to enjoy an Elysi in folic t" •
' • i 3', requiring neither On the 4th inst., at Everinghaumpark, the lady of WI"
4h, Cirencester Est Retf 1 Dvo ort
, a , or,. , e Op , wes then nereed to.
The committee . , Curragli in one of the confessionals.
' Barnstaple, pulley ' gentleman to the conclueion that the company was Minn: 2 I Jenkiustown Park c'2 baited on eoing before Dr. Doyle p lice law ers hysici•sns n
, 9 ,P . . , • , or physic! No mag
b 11 1 that er t ° istrate hits here Constable Maxwell, Esq. .
, and from 'emeriti& other places NIMISSIONS Catherciven - a chance of committing " a bruteof a hush d" ' On the sth inst., at 18, Gloceste -j R t 15'
, CONVOCATION * cal to cplonisation, and that the proper way would MILITARY AND NAVAL CO. . _ . .B I Johnstown
• 29 - Witness aid her that she could not ea. owe(
he was in, but she 'per- h• d 1 b f b • e • an to six months r roar , agent smear t
, Mr. J. J. PHILLIMORE ' . :be to take away the powers of the company. The (lONIAN STATES). mission, particularly in the mate s tr a our or cattle, Ins better half, for the fair sex ere so the wife of George Dobree, Esq,
CCTOBER. hich h '
ve notice that he should sisted and became very noisy, upont7d th t n lavas en[n.
highly respected that if a man were asked to l' *c r .
.
to-m• now ask the Ftrst Leaf 401 the T . right hon. gentlemen free, however, pursued a different Mr. LABOUCHERE o .
btained leave te bring in a Kilkee
rstsury if he in- bill to enable the subjects of the lonian Islands te hold Armagh must go home an
tended to allow the C ear ;can ne 0 course, and one that woul,l perhape be more satisfac- .. 7 Down R. Corporation...2l liberty to go about her busihess if she thought prope.r. ask my wife ;" if she sa s" N ~ • On the 4th inst., at Heathend, Hampstead, the Wife C'f
t Cantereury to eit ar y Y 'O, there is no possibility of James Cosmo Mel E
rill, sq.
longer. . tory to the house. He (Mr. Roebuck) should say be- comninsiens in the army and navy. The matter was Curragh 13 Cork
27 Soon after she reappeared . t 0 getting him to move. They ar •
GENERAL POLLOCK. fore he entere•l tbe contniatee what his purpose was brought under his notice the other day by the faht that bate.° Dr. Doyle, saying she wanted the sic and the physiCian for D • of he-
? equally independent
.P ' On the 4th inst., at Leamin on th • Willis.
insisted on going ed , i L i taff f c, ,gt , 0 Wife Of
1 that unless she was per- lif tb th • ivingsten found t ten- s o '111) ries ES Of C
Ken a
Mr. ROEBUCK. gave notice that he mho in doing so. His purpose Wai to civilise tbat part a young lonian of distiuguished family had .
desired to price of her night's lodging, ah h 1 1 h
th . 1 eo e 0 nevalenta Arabica Food, which keepsthem per- ' ''' "'it Castle, Herefordshire.
uld move on nter the arm but it was found that the law did not STATE OF TRADE. doctor Mee 8 011 ( smas e wlnc ows. fectl free fr •
mitted to see the y om disease "
an eat ly day that the papers relative to the removal of of the worn, and to make it a pleasant home for a
:110 .t TY'
her outside, but finding that she & 1 •• e , consumption, scrofula, cancer, MARRIED.
is exchmion, and
General Fetlock frc,ni the direction of the Beat India happy population, Ile warited to found there a r vs. I• _ time wait no reason for th Witness again remov
fedhe sent to the station-house for an h:., me ine been scarcely hoard, and the smallpox and meeslcs On the sth inst., at St. J ' on.
Cernpany be laid on the table of the house. great nation as a preponderating power to the United ee, therefore, proposed to remove it. es_ was bent on mischie ,
ho took her into custody, and he would be better ve net been known for 20 - , " E land also the
years. In ng and Rev. William B ames s, Paddington, the li
Revalcnta Arabica yron, youngest son of Lord Byroo,
PERSIA. States, and by so doing to do his duty to the periple of ECCLESIASTICAL GOVERNMENT OF NOTTINGHAM, FEN. 5. officer, w. • onduct than she should. has produced a wonderful improvement in to Mary Elizabeth, youn" a nor
Mr. LAVA RD ga,ve notice that he slaorild townorrow f eit ' P- 4
England in o enin better prospects and newer fields NORFOLK ISLA.ND. lace tr s able to explain her misc .
The ale has improved a shade, still the mar- • R
Mr. Norton-Is the prison i •
or a oman Catholic?-Wit- aiehm
the health of thc people, removing coushm consu p
ration • •
, Sir Richd. T. Kiudersle -
gest dau hter of Vice-Chance
Y.
-et is b no m a, debilit indi • onsti mtion, nem' On t e '
ink if the Perkean Atnbaesader at Peril wee negotiamm or outiands of tneir numbere. (Cheeren Mr. LA.BOUCHERE moved for leave to bring in a l'' Y eans active. The period of the year Sh • ' 9, gestion (dyspepsia), c. i h 4th inst. sat St G' II Maraell
ness : e IS. You IsT
I arri . • s, i ions, and liver coniplaints and metering the faculty Baillie, Esq. en ij • eorge ,s, anoveraquare, meh
w ith the same power he poesesaed when ah,el,,
'Sam ADDERLEY said that the real question Was bill to alter the existing I revisions relating to the eccle- has near y ve I %hen business begins to be brisk, Prisoner-It's a lie. lam not. of digestion and ner 1* • ler energy to the most , Brook-street, to Margaret, daugo'
with Lord Cev les , vous ant musem , of the late Ji: • •
I 'lieu the papers relative to Per- E-r or not tide vast territory wag to be retained by elastic:el goverement of Norfplk bland. This bill wa •
s and notwithstanding the dearnees of inaherial, menu- Mr. Norton-Then it not, what business had you to go enfeebled h • lobr•tted ales Graham, Esq., of Lancelield, Glasigelg'
at Cenetantinople, aro. a . b facturers express themselves with con fide nce with re- to the cathedral to disturb the Rev. Dr. Doyle, and conduct Professors' P
as roved by testimonials from to ec .
nelend. Should we open it to colonieation, or should , inten hel to correct an inadvertence which took place and Dr.
bia would be leiil ou tito table ot the ouee. of Citemistry, De. Andrew Urn Dr. Short , DIE D.
we permit its aentaetien to the 'United States ? The two yeare ago when the government of Norfelk spect to a good spring trade. In silk laces there i 3 yourself in the very improper manner described, and that a
MA.Y.NOOTII. value of the territor • ' 'f• d f • still very little doing, too while under the influence of drink? If rvey, Dr. Campbell, DinGattiker, Dr. Wurzel', Dr. Ins On the 3d •
rash, at Belton House, East Lothian, -
Rear
Mr. SPOONER gavo notice t .
het that day fortnight many years tl y seas clearly established, and before Island was mans erre rom the Government of Tasmania
se great Mama, fine would pass over it, and to that of New South Wales. The deetination of Nor- The h •
ornery trade is bunyant. There has for some Gormalil-Hertifireirele:szeetatholics, sir, and decent peo- sta,rt
gram, Lord Stuart de Decies the DOWager Countess of Castle- AdrnirnJ
d tit oe dkn Ordividuals whose health a ' am" HaY, aged 71.
- ,an a , °other we - ovvn i , ma the 3d • t
be shoull move a•oommittee of the whole bun -et to con- find ite harbour to Vancouver's Isl. d M time been an excellent demand for hogiery and more Pie, and erEmo • 1 has been rest • d econcmical diet, after all ins oat Bath, the Rev. Henry Tickell, lifehet
(ars folk leland was very different now from whet it used to his useful an
oied by t . • aged 34.
• • - ' Sergeant omaine said that about half-past 7 o'clock on for many ears
eider . the acts relating to the grante to Maynootb. since a great uaniater h d - an-
. an"
il •dbt h ' 1' recnuneratire prices are h • other means of cure had been tried in vain 9 ,
the sagacity to say that be. e truete tat e is and which had been asso- mug obtained by the rnanutac-
the evening before he found the prisoner in the On th 31 • Con.
care of the a 1• n i f baudoned. Its effect on the pro.
na e I inst., Joseph &Atli Wyndham, Esq.,
(Hear, and latighter.) Nootka Sound was worta
h the whele Spanish war and elated with the worst of criminals woulil henceforth be Th f
turers. e ramework knitting operatives are well
last witness in the front of St. George's Cathedral. she ii, a lopes o recovery a ught- I
Mr. MACARTNEY aeked the Attorney-Gcneral for tbe prophecy of Mr. Pitt f vomnble as exhibited by the Name, aned 64
employed, at good wager,. gress of population is most a • , of
wad now bec tin' g 1. ,s 3 I ociated with a very different r '
rea tee . t ass. ace of pereons, inaemuch wae drunk at the time and exceedingly noisy •b ' On the 4tt '' • •
Ireland at what period of time it was coicrouLicatud to was most abeurd to have in the hands'of 'ant , A using the Registrer C neral showine for London an average of 1,780 ~,, . i inst. Richard Henry Beaumont, Esq.'
as it bad been oiven up to the P.teairn islanders; whose Silke and yarns have still an upward tendency. Rev. Dr. Doyle, and threatening to In•eak the cetl d- 1 -. • - *.e
' • " ealit of 1,200, leaving a " 'iltley Hall, nom:Huddersfield, and of Clarence Lo.hes
the Chief Cemmissioner of the Ericurnhered EMates whom: ithereets were wholly inimical te colonaisrac7Pa'n'y, •• ' d •el 1 • '''
le la weekly births against a mei,. y
windows and there Was 80111 Uff . . • Roeham
ieht hon. getelenian h on. Ihe good nintlities ha excite. so muc i interest in this coma LEICESTER, FRB 5. , . esr iculty in removing her happy gain of 580, or near o 0 per cent., in favour of m Pion.
COUrt in Ireland that his duties were to cease prod: ue to r , p
0, ad talked ef the cheater nf th tr With refereece te this change it had bee 0 ht "I • to the station-house. It most cheering to all classes, as it opens `-'n the 4th inst ,at 20, Park-lane, the infant daughter
tbe let day of November last ; and to the other Commis Hudson ety impaey, bet to him
(Ur A.cd .°
Y.
- 'f 1 .
._ e
~ ri toug Ihe iosiery trade is dull, the demand for goods beheg The prisoner's mother a decent-I k. e progress; a resu neral use of Du Barre. .of Lieutenant -C •
derley) it convenient to trans er tle ctvil government of Norfolk 7 00 in, Woman, mid that a fair prospect that by the more ge . olonsl Charles Townsend Wilson. .qa
f ail mattered little whether they had is almost, if not altogether imited to actual require- 11 '' -0 th :
for some years the prise
aionere, ithat they were to tendert- ke reed diepose o a metre e.r or not-the Island from Tasmania to New South Wales. But an ner had by her disgraceful conduct hevelente, Arabic). Food the Europeans wi soon ,„joy n e 4th inst., Benjamin H. Seymour, the only au i
ments ; the operative ' 1
8 are consequently badly em-
Matters httherto in said 0
eilef Cocernissioner'e Court natural rights of man and the expansion of • • brought disgrace not only on hers from disease as the West Africans of the late Rev It j" Se W b ChaPe.'
population I omission occurred, and the ecclesiastical jurisdiction elf, but on the family; for the same freedom
.. min ymour, of o urn
verride all such ohstructioes. tee ployed. Worsted yarns have till an upward tendency, instead of being stead 1 I from the celebrated Pros . ' Tavisto k- • en
-a•
from the time of his retirement ; aed also, would o y ant well conducted as tho others Supported by testimonie s essors of _ e square.
ar.) Neither ; was not transferred. Whilst connected with Tasmania and inanufact 8 einunerative were, she lo 1 h T'l Sh 1. d• '
urere complain of a non-r a, eecome au abandoned character and h 'str Dr. Andrew 17re ; ..-I*. _or an , Dr. Harvey ; tin the 4th inet ,atB, St John'aVillan Holloway, 31931
whether he was prepared to bring in a bil in accordance did he contemplate the contirmency of a wilon'• 1 N
ita3 , orfolk leland was under the spiritual jurisdiction of she d
dish' en aemi
yb 11 • Dr. Gattiker ; Dr. Wurzer ; Dr. Ingram . Elizabeth, the wife of Charles T. Savory.
with the report of the select committee of the House of agency. What he- contemplated was, that it Should price for their goods. got drunk used to come to their home an* grace Dr. Camp e ,
ith C d
aria a, or have an independent 'e " Tasmania, and now that it
.was corinemed with New South them by her outrageous conduct The I d Stuart de Dceies; the Dowager Countess of Castle: i '• _ ....-ansi•
Commons*, for ire proving and alterirg the businees of iocorporated w legie- Wales it would by this bill be under the spiritual juzis- ___________--- c ergymen. of St. Lor . . - ______ - - --------
the Court of Chancery in Ireland ? lature of its own ; and therefore to him the question f • '
0 diction of the Bishop of Sydney. That was all the bill Tbe steamer Harbinger, which left Dartmouth yester- George's had done evervtline, in . •
k but it was all to n • ' their power to reclaim her stuart; hiajom
1 • 1 f " n ' hese
Gen. Thomas King, and many other respectable '
health has been restored by it, after all other LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOU•klee
The ATTORNEY.GENERAL for IRELAND said whether the celonla . -
•• 1 adminietration was better or worse . professed to do. day for the Cape of Good Eltpe and India, too
lout o purpose, ant instate o. mune in mr persons, es
Doyle she should than", and bless th t eent. y fhgr hi; ineaus of cure had failed. For further particulars re-peet. No.
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at 274 Sten Winn gist
that. be would give an answer tO the first question to- was one of not t e
he sliehtest importance. The fact was ' .
Lord ae, CECIL inquired whether this took place with 15,000/. in specie, of which about 6,000/, is for the n au- many acts of kindness that he had da ':*
f 'ran I 1 • tit's invaluable food our readers are referred to Du Barry's 1123 Strand, in the Precinct of th S i the eoull'''
e........- .• --.4 .eith rerrerd to the second, that a great . that the olipressions of the Hudshn's Bay Company had ' tlae co one or me on y ing , e &Toy, n
nsene of the Bishop of Taemania ? He thought it ritium and the rest for the Cape. pray to cied (said the witneee) that she val transported, adYertifiEnnent in =ether part of this paper, ( of IttiddleieN, rciday, February 6, 1657.
*

OF A DAUGHTER.
On the 4th inst., at Heath-end, Hampstead, the if of
James Cosmo Melvin, Esq.
On the 4th inst., at Leamington, the wife of Will" Kevin Davies, Esq., of Croft Castle, Herefordshire.

MARRIED.
On the sth inst., at St. James's, Paddington, the lion.
and Rev. William Byron, youngest son of Lord 131r,°,1
to Mary Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Vice-Chancellor
Sir Richd. T. Kiudersley.
,nee
On the 4th inst. ,tat St. George's, Hanover-square, Jotter
Baillie, ,
of the late James Graham, Esq.,
Brook-street, to Margaret, daughter
Lancetield, Glsegovi•

gave notice that he elteuld
OEN ERA.L POLLOCK.
Mr. ROEBUCK m
an early day that the papers relative to the r_emoovvael on
General Pollock front the direction of the East India
Cutopany be laid on the table of the house.
PERSIA.
Mr. LAVA RD gave notice that be should to-morrow
ask if the Persian Ambassador at Paris was negotiating
with Lord Coy 1 iy with the same power be possessed wben
when the papers relative to Per-
at Constantinople, and
bir would be bill on the table of the house.
MAYANOOTH.
Mr. SPOONER gavo poetic,' that that day fortnight
be should move a-committee of the whole house to con-
eider the acts relating to the grants to Maynootb.
(Hear, and langlater.)
Mr. MACARTNEY asked the Attorney-Gcneral for
Ireland at what period of time it was corornucicated to
the Chief Commissioner of the Encumbered Estates
Court in Ireland that his duties were to cease previrus to
tha let day of NovernLer last ; and to the other Commis
goners, Plat they were to undert- ke and dispose of ad
matters hitherto in raid Chief Commissioner's Court
from the time of his retirement ; a,.(1 also,
whether he was prepared to bring in a in accordance
with the report of the select committee of the house of
Commons, for improving and altering the business of
the Court of Chancery in Ireland
The ATTORNEY•GENERAL for IRELAND said
that be would give an answer to the Brat question to-
that a great
'borrow ;- and' With regard td the second,

On the 3d inst., at Belton House, East Lothiaut Rear.
Admiral James Hay, aged 71.
Oa the 3d iust., at Bath, the Rev. Henry Tickell,
aged 34.
On the 3d inst., Joseph &Atli Wyndham, E5(1., C°n
.
naught-place, aged 64. to
On the 4th inst. Richard Henry Beaumont, Esq''
Whitley Hall, near"Huddersfiold, and of Clarence La)let
Roehamptoo.
On the 4th inst. at at 20, Park-lane, the infant daughter
of Lieutenant.-Colon,--1 Charles Townsend Wilson.
ld
On the 4th inst. Benjamin Benjamin H. Seymour, the only eii,
of the late Rev. Benjamin Seymour, of Woburn Char°
Tavistock-square.
On the 4th inst., at 8, St John'sVillau, Holloway,
31/4
Elizabeth, the wife of Charles T. Savory.

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of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at 27L4 Sun
112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the 000
ti
of hUthileaex, Friday, Fobraary 6, 1667.