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London, England, 1850-06-15 00:00:00

AUSTRALIAN COLONIES BIL

(IN THE COMMITTEE.)

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 14.
Majority who voted against L rd Stanley's Amendment for
the omission of the General Assembly's Clauses.
MARQUIS. Oxford
Lansdowne Shaftesbury
EARLS. Waldegrave
Carlisle BISHOPS.
Granville
Grey
Lismore
Minto
Morley

BARONS.
Dunally
Erskine
Eddisbury
Foley
Lovat
Ls ngdale
Saye and Sele
Seaton

Down
Limerick

BARONS.

Byron

Dormer

PAIRS.

FOR.
Earl Cornwallis •
Earl of Besborough
Lord Poltitnore

AG ALNST.
Marquis of Drogheda
Earl of Selkirk
Viscount Sydney

Lord Camoys
Lord Portman

Lord Bayning
Lord Forester

Lord Colborne
Archishop of York
Earl Strafford
Duke of Grafton
Earl of Camperdown

Lord Monteagle
Bishop of Rochester
Lord Teraplemore
Viscount Strangford
Earl o f Beverley

Earl of Carrington
Earl of Rosebery
Bishop of Worcester
Lord Methuen

Lord Abinger
Earl of Bandon
Lord Tenterden
Earl of Longford

Earl Spencer Earl of Cardigan
Lord Hatherton Duke of Buckingham
Marquis of Westminster Duke of Manchester
Lord Sudeley Duke of Cleveland
Marquis of Breadalbane Viscount St Vincent
Earl of Burlington Earl of Aberdeen
Marquis 01 Anglesey Earl of Malmesbury
Duke of Norfolk Earl of Lonsdale
Lord Dufferin Lord Combermere
Earl of Craven Earl of Verulam
Earl of Shrewsbury Marquis of Westmeath
Earl Fitzhardinge Earl of Munster
Earl of Suffolk Earl of Jersey
Lord Campbell Earl Talbot
Earl of Zetland Lord Faversham
Lord Vivian Earl of Desart
Earl of llchester Earl Darnley
Earl Cowper Marquis of Loudonderri
Bishop of Manchester Marquis of Ely
Lord Elphinstone Lord De Lisle
Marquis of Donegal Lord Lanesborongh
Earl of Fingall Lord Farnham
Earl of Effingham Lord Walsingbant
Bishop of Norwich Lord Brougham
Marquis of Headfort Earl of Lucan
Marquis of Conyngham Lord De ICos
Bishop of St. Asaph Earl of Enniskillen
Earl of Leicester Lord Egmont

CRICKET.
CARLISLE CRICKET CLUB. vi•
The annual contest between eleven married and
single members of the Carlisle Club came off on Tues'"
last, and resulted as follows:

HARRIED.

First Innings. -----
Second Inning& 0
Mr. T. Hanson, b Sopp ... ..... 14 c James, b Sopp••••'• 14
Mr. J. Scott, b Black
Mr. Hewitt, b Black
ci %
Mr. D. Errington b Black 7 c Atkinson, b 13111 A. 0
Mr. Howe, c. Atkinson,b Black 6 c W. Scott, b Blab

, .
Mr. Hemberow, ' c James, b 6
Sopp ...... . .....
Mr. Jos. Thompson, b Sopp
Mr. A. Thompson, b Black 3 c and b Supp ••••• ".
Mr. I'. Errington, c Ward, b
Black
Mr. Hudson, b black
Mr. Graham, not out ... OO5 nbb o
st Soppopu
pt ............................. ........... ::
,::
...
.: 1
Byes, 12 ; wide balls, 1
0 ~
61

Total ~
R. Si 1 '

... ... 55 Total .........•.•,••
SINGLE-FIRST INNINGS 31
.•• 6

.a.r. R. Steel, b Hemberow
Mr. T. James, b Howe
Mr. T. Addison, b Howe
Mr. Atkinson, et Nanson, b Errington. ..................... " 61
E. Sopp, st Jos. Thompson, b Hemberow ••••"". 1
Mr. Black, b Nanson ........................
Mr. W. Scott, b Hemberow.... ............................ 11
Mr. Ward, b Scott •-• ......................... 6
Mr. W. Robinson, c and b Scott .. .................. 4
Mr. Wright, b Scott
Mr. G. Thompson, not out. .................. . ......... "• 0
Byes, 9; wide Balls, 14
104

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CRICKET.—A match between eleven scholars 0-f Afs
Carlisle High School and eleven of the Rev. H. Cll°,ll„Drib
school, Burgh-by-Sands, was played on Burgh b
ored
yesterday. The High School went in first and g 0
se;.
55, of which number Mr. S. Irving made 28, Mr. -0b•
cett 9, and Mr. Scaife, 7. The Burgh boys onli di
tained 19 in the first innings and eleven in the seOli.tp
Carlisle thus winning in one innings, with 25 OP'
spare.

RAILWAY SHARE MARKET'
BRISTOL, JUNE 14. eid 1
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market remains firm --, the
considerable amount of business doing, principall7 io
apd
Bristol and Exeter and Great Western Shares. Bristokreo
Exeter were done at 66—Ditto, New, 11% dis.-I`ldeif
Western, Quarters, 14% ex n.—Ditto, New 171.
dis. ex n.

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 14. °
STOCK EXCHANGE.-There was a fair amount of beta
done to-day, and prices were firm. The transactions 94
as follow :—Lancashire and Yorkshire, Consol. Fifths' poi
dis.—East Lancashire, Preference, Fifths, 67 _London ~.
North-Western, 1104, c.—Ditto New Quarters,9-16 A►
Ditto, Fifths, 11/s p.— Ditto, Quarters (C), 3/1
Halves, 26 dis.—York, Newcastle, and Berwick (13-• ;ester
Purchase), 6 per cent, till 1850, 5'4 dis.
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 163/ —Newcastle and (4`:,
804/4—North Union (B), guaranteed jointly by Lond?7,„oo
North-Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1652742 r
Helen's (Railway and Canal), new issues at 40 dis, Lit)*
Shropshire Union (Railway and Canal), 4% c.
Eastern and Dover Consol. (No. 3), 15.

MANCLIESTER, JUNE 14. doioo
STOCK EXCHANGE.—There was but little business hod
to-day, and prices were on the decline. The translittot
were as follow :—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 4114 i
32/. (late Extension), 91,(2 dis.—London and North- w f'
10914—Ditto, New Quarters, % p. —Ditto, Fiftb, 15,:°16P'
—Ditto, Manchester and Birmingham, Quarters (0),
—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 16% 110-'
Preference, 8 --North British, guaranteed, Lincolnshire,
Eastern and Dover, Consolidated Stock (No. 4), 5 1'
South Staffordshire, 4 dis.—East Lancashire, 7 11-16-
BIRMINGHAM, Juxa 14. t
STOCK ExcrusGE.—The share market was buor
day, and prices had a tendency upwards. Shropshire '
were done at 41i dis.—Birmingham, WolverharoPt°,ooto
Dudley, 9%—Londen and North-Western were %is/
buyers 109, sellers 110—Midland, buyers 37, sellers,
North Staffordshires, sellers 10 dis., but no buyers.
YORK, JUNE 13. re
tiToca ExonAztonx.—The transactions to-day 10,4".
follow :—Great Northern, 105,,,—North Staffordshire,. '
York and North Midland, 17%.
GLASGOW, JUNE 13. 101'
Srocx EXCTIANGX.—The transactions to-day were' !:
low .—Dundee and Arbroath, 40—Glasgow, DumfriS 10
4
Carlisle, 725. 6d. Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and .An

BRITISH ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY'F. IS
...
company's Bill was read a third time, in the Comm°,,,,a 1
116 P night (Friday) and passed. The public will thus, 01'4
portant matter of electro-telegraphic communication,
have the benefit of competition.
IC
Sir Fortunatus Dwarris, a Master of the Cetie.ooi
Queen's Bench, and Recorder of Newcastle-under.
Mr. Benjamin Bond. Cabbell, M.P., have been cal
bench of the Hon. Society of the Middle Temples- -0110
BOTANICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON.--11.1) tb:
monthly meeting of this society was held last eVenirtefifre,„)'
society's rooms, 20, Bedford-street, Strand; A. 00'1
Esq., V.P., in the chair. Mr. G. E. Dennes, the sec
announced several valuable donations to the librlgio;
herbarium. The chairman read a paper " °PA' 0"
02,
Apetala and Sagina Ciliate, with some remarks on
of discriminating species." Various specimens were
bited.
nieiste
DUTCH CATTLE.—The Dutch vessel Burge- ,a °ft
Hnedkofer, arrived from Hjerting, has brought 178 Alleiv-111•°2
oxen, the produce of Holland. This is the largest plse"
arrival of horned cattle from abroad which has tal
during the present season. Of.
The Countess (Frances) Waldegrave is,,
happy to learn, quite recovered from her recen%erteS
and will shortly enliven the fashionable world by a -
parties.
of
The Earl of Shrewbury et his recent a°,;, SI3V°O
the liberal return of 20 per cent. on the rents of m"-as
shire tenantry. We learn also that the Noble Earl b
a similar return to his Worcestershire tenantry. •
if 40to
ENTERTAINMENT TO THE FREEMASONS tati' I 41' 0
MArrstox-raausz.—The Lord Mayor has issued inn °'efr
a banquet to be given in the. Egyptian-hall to Fool to 111;00
the 28th instant. The guests will include the gr!coef °tat/
the grand officers, the provincial grand masters, Waft ,66.'oty
of the grand master's lodge, and other brethren. - aol
house ton
an entertainment was given thl3,er I°l °
house to Masons, that banquet being presidea I°' att
ii Pd
C. S. Hunter. The request that full masonic' ecePrj
worn on the approaching occasion will ensure a
refs
of
ftet:
spectacle.
•
JUDGES' SALARIES..---ACCOrding to a ••• .rho e'
Parliament yesterday printed, the salaries of 6 3eolol.
Judges in 1815 amounted to 62,0501., and at the Pr. 20P,,0
riod the salaries of the twenty Judges amount t°
ei for ;
a-year. In 1815 the salary of the Lord en allfo,fitiloto
5,0001., and now it is 10,0001., with 4,000/. , ;'lP:fled'
Speaker of the House of Lords.' Fees and.. esa
were considerable in 1815, but they cannot he
_Sr oed oteir
The salaries of the other Judges have been rot epee
1815. The Puisne Judges have 5,0001. as " enATOP
duties have increased of late years, and besides the Rfot
of about 3401. on each of two circuits' a Yeant„ ;,st-1$„0 t°
when ill, to pay a fee of 300 guineas to a serge.,ane, W:7_o
officiating in their stead. The Judges o; ot
contribute towards providing apartments . 11.
Berg r
for the transaction of chamber business.

BIRTHS.

1300°

On the 10th inst 11,1* kl
OF A SOX. ' le, of rfl
h i 'the Tn.
~ at lc efield- a.i* the
On the 11th inst., at Wennington;ball*
Clutterbuck. 'ref
• * tilldi"
wife of W. A. F. Saunders, Esq. _... CI EP
On the 11th inst., at Pakenham near Btu)',o•-•
Lallyeas.ll ,
•
Suffolk, Mrs. Stedman. 01
OF A DAVOILTEM s .._ hire,
On the 11th inst., at Foremark-hall, Pe CIO' 0
Henry Allsopp. • ' , ' park, t
On the 12th inst., at Cambridge-terrace, 13:,-.94e'
wi e of James Boyd, Esq.

MARRIED. , Irio
On the 11th insL; at 'St. Georges, 'Han'overwsquar-,0 01.--
Weston, eldest son of Captain William Holt, IC.S.,jorge9'
Mary, only daughter of John S. Gaskciin, Esq:, U, , ~
street, Mayfair. . , _ , it Covo-
On the ,youngest ist ,at Leamington, Arthtir oirPretebra°-;
rane, Esq., yg son of the late lion Archibald ~--.lcl, t-
Captain R.N.. and nephew of the Earl of D andovisq,
Mary, youngest daughter of the late J. M. MalonelcP

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Or
DIED. . ~., raft
On the 10th inst., Amelia Isabella, wife of 1.3...-R/I°
Esq., and eldest daughter of Sir F. Desanges... .o on
• clol'
On the 10th inst., at Binfield, aged 94, Riehard I'l° „tit.
Esq., for many years clerk of assize on the Midland es. 0,
On the 11th inst.,. at lialdock, Herts, the Best' ft
Morice, curate, aged 37. Teo3sl)
On the 11th inst., in Regent-street, Robert' .--if •
eldest son of Mr. Robert Allison.

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