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London, England, 1844-02-22 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS.

(From the Votes and Proceedings of the House gramma:is.)
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 14.
HORSE RACING PENALTIES BILL.
Order for second reading read; Motion made,cand Qeest,r
proposed, " That the Bill be now read a second time
Amendment proposed, to leave ont from the word " That, to
the end of the Question, in order to add :the words" a Select
Committee be appointed, toinquire into the existing Statute!
against Gaming of every kind ; and what penalties are enacted
by such Statutes ; and whrther the same, or any and wbE`tr, t
parts of such Statutes have fallen into desuetude, or oughtZ,
be repealed," instead thereof :"—Question put, " That
words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question:
The House divided :

MAJORITY—AYES, 112.
Ackers, James Ferguson, Sir R.
Alford, Viscount Ferrand, W. B. Murphy, F. S.
Allis, John Peter Flower, Sir James • Murray, A.
Mundy, E.
Antrobus, Edmund Forester, Huts. G. Nicholt, J.
Archdall, Captain Forster Matthew Northland, Lord
Arundel, Lord Fox, S. Lane - Oswald, James a
Baillie, Colonel Fuller, A. E. Pakington, John ,:a
Baird, William Gaskell, J. M. Palmerston Vise°"
Baring. F. F. Gisborne, Thomas Pi of R. Avid
Barnard, E. G. Gladstone, W. E. - Pollock, F.
Barrington, Viscount Gorc, Montague Power, James ~.,
Beresford, Major Gore, W. R. 0. Prhrgle, Alexan*:
Berkeley, Hon. C. Gore, Robert Repton, George ''
Berkeley, Grantley Goulburn, Henry - Ross, D. B. Co
Bolder° H George Graham, Sir James Rushbrooke, t-'
F
Portheick, Peter Granger, T. C. Scott, Hon. F.
Bradshaw, Jame; Gregory, W. H. Seymour, Sir a
giver
13rareston, T. W. Hamilton, J. Hans Shelburne, Earl
e,
Sromtley, Hoary Herbert, Hon. S. Somerset,
__Lor,„o
Bruges, W. H. L. Hinde, J. H. Stanton, W. rs'''
Buckley, Edmund Hodgson, Richard Stewart, John rt
Buller, C. Hope, G. W. Stuart, W. Vali'
But rell, Sir Thomas Hornby, John Stuart, H. a.
Butler, Colonel Hussey, Ambrose' Strickland, air —I&
Butler, P. S. Hutt, W. Sutton, Hon. si•
Ceobrane, A. Irving, John Thesiger, F.
Colborne, N. R. W. Jermyn Earl Tollemache Job„
Collett, W. R. Knatchbull, Slr E. Trench, Sir'F.T. .010
Ccote, Sir C. H. • Langston, J. H. Waddington, r"
Cripps, W. Leveson, Lord Walker, R.
Darby, George Lincoln, Earl of Wall, Charles 3140
LP Israell, Ben;air in Lindsay. H. Wortley, Hon. T.
Dodd, George Lockhart, William Yorke, Hon. r•••
Dundas, F. Mackenzie, W. F. Young, John
' Eaton Richard J. Macnamara, W.-
Eliot, Lord M'Neill, Duncan
Etwall, R. Manners,'
Lord J.
.. ..,vanr, W. Milner, II M.
Ferguson, Colonel Morris, David

TELLER_,,
Wortley, J. s"u".
Peel, Jonathan.

MINORITY—NOES, 25.
Berkeley, Captain Hindle), Charles Thornely, ThoMs'
Blcwitt, R. Hume, Joseph ~.,
'Vrelawny. J.
Brocklehurst, J. Marsland, H Turner, E. Y.
Brodie, ton, Joseph Mitchell T. A. Villiers, Char,',
Busfield, W. Philips, Mark Wawn, John i.
Childers, J. W. Phillpotts, J.
Clement!' Lord Plumridge. Captain TELLE a 9
Duncan,, George Scholefield, Joshua Gibson, T. M.
Gill, Thomas Smith, B.' 'Pechell, Captain
Hawes, B. Stansfteld, W. R.-

MARKET NEWS.—(YESTERI)A".
CRN COZ. rig
We had about an averageEX
supßAply ofN
English Wheat. tes,
the finest parcels the demand was steady, at previous /*silo,
but in other kinds exceedingly little was doing. I.(l.encirs
Wheat Was a heavy sale, but we can notice no alterrAtiorte4,
prices. Barley was quite as dear, but Malt Barley sUPP°IO3.
Monday's figures. Oats, Beans, Peas, and Flour ivere
altered.

ARRIVALS. F lour
..... 0 4,
Wh eat. I Rarlev. I Ost:i 3,440 .ac
I li4 qr.. 3,570 qrs. (1,40 a
Irish .... - 700 , -10,550
Foreign •!
GOO I 1,280
Malt, 1,750 qrs.

wurrzaiLaibmr..
Although the supply of each kind' of meat was but 111`-d.e-
rate, the trade was throughout heavy. on the folloW;
terms :—Beef, from 2s 2d to 3s 4d; Mutton, 2e 6d to 39 7v.
Veal, 2s 10d to 4s 6d; and Pork, 2s 6d to 4s per Blbs,
the carcase.

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The marriage of the Earl of Mansfield with the
lovely Miss Baillie is finally arranged,—Court Journal" 1
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GRAND CELTIC ENTERTAINMENT.—The celiko
Highland pipers and dancers, who had the honour of fore
selected by the Marquis of Breadalbane to performbeeriog
her Majesty and Prince Albert, at Taymouth Castle, dun to
the Royal progress in Scotland, have arrived in Lond00,!„0.
give a senes of entertainments, similar in character to Tit/ov.
with which her Majesty expressed-so much grFiti6es ob-
Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to patrorse_,‘"• tea,
ject. The Highland Society of London also liberallY ny, on
and many of its most influential members were pre'"-oars, '
Monday at the Music-hall, Store-street, Bedford-sclors
where the first entertainment took place. The Perf° urn°
were five Highlanders, attired in the same national C°' A the
as when dancing before the Queen and Prince Albert, an me
nobility of Scotland, at Tvmouth Castle, The prc'greitic
consisted of a selection of pieces from the most poPwaru pio-,
music. Amongst the tunes most applauded were-- Tile;
baireachd," " Sleam fein an gleaun ;" or," The glenwiesicnolve tool,
" The Highland laddie ;" and " Queen Victoria's
Dunkeld ; ' and amongst the dances, the " Gillie Call
Sword dance " (by Archibald M'Donald); "The tog o,cl.
reel," and " The 3larquis of Huntley's reel," were ens nt. a
The dancing of Archibald M‘Donald, in the charticter,„ptic
Highland Shepherdess, was encored amidst enthas" to..
plaudits. The performance was announced for rer,etitelois
morrow evening. A national song, in keeping witl3lll would
and the dancing, now and then, during the evening, of:
be an improvement to these entertainments, Zifittl'
THE inISH PEASANTRY.—Whatever may be ~,(-'iie;
of the Irish peasantry, it is an indisputable fact that TAT to
hard-working and faithful servants, as faithful as the titgoßt '
his master; and anything that is given them they t 4.64 ingic of:
grateful for. Notwithstanding the before unheard-f.,.:" ,e o,`
the Attorney-General, that the monster meetings, ''',,-;'-ncloor
their perfect peacefulness, were the more to be appr•ui`a-,64:
the, have stamped upon the Irish peasantry eva,..„,r'.40.06',
zit:lit Probably the t ghting Attorney-General oon' sad
intemperance and a breach of the law the moat sect''
that may explain for his challenge to Mr. Fitzgibbon.
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Tara.ACCIDINT ON TII9 SOUTEE-WBSTREX g„. St.
way.--The unfortunate man, Weller, is still Iling2L" •oell;
Thomas's Hospital in a very precarious state. He r 7,11 ofperfectly insensible up to Tuesday, when a slight retl vet'
?onsci,nsnoss took place. It is stated., }layover. doP
Of
little hope of his ultimate recove_ry is entertained. A
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[ADVERTISEMENT.]--A ONDERFUL CURT, i cC.
BAD LEO BY HOLLOWAY'S Pit.ts sum OINTN:WIT !-''' I
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•
ward Turner, by trade a carpenter, and residing al' icci
mouth, do solemnly declare that for a very long Per;e6
was fearfully afflicted with'a had leg and foot, acc(ol6ti,
with seven dreadful ulcers and much inflammation; L.-
my case was so desperate that for weeks I could not eve-D' y,
my feet to the ground. I lastly declare, that aPt
10! of
other ',beans failed, I was radically cured in a shoat Is :,
time by the use alone of Holloway's Pills And oill7. 1.0‘,;
Dated Exmouth, 30th October, 1843.—501 d at PicoV ,
Holloway's Establishment, 244, Strand (where advice I,rillt
had gratis); and by almost all respectable venders occi,'i
nine throughout the civilised world. In Pots and 132
la lid., 2s. 9d., 4s, ad., 11s., 225., and 33s
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BIRTHS. Ai
90
At Upper Clapton, on the 20th inst., Mrs. Albert-
...l Oa
of
On the 19th inst., at Storey's-gate, St. James's-- po.sr ,
wife of J. Wright, Esq., M.D., of a daughter- lit'
On the 19th inst., a St. Helen's-place, 'Bishops& r Aj
llalket, of a daughter. or
On the 18th inst., at. Pulbro-place, Vauxhall, Mr,
Droosten, of a daughter. icl/
On the 18th inst., Mrs. Thomas Green, of A kit' e
place, Camberwell, of a daughter.to
On the 19th inst., in Great George-street, the ficv sio
John Talbot, of a son. '' I°
On the 16th inst., at Heston Hall, Heston, the lady 14
Raver Hogarth, Esq., of a daughter. '
On the 16th inst., Mrs. T..Teape, of a son. illtall
On the 17th inst., in Gower-street, Mrs. llensleigin
~,
wood, of a daughter. -dV

MARRIED.
On the 17th inst., at Lvminster Church, to min , Otlrofti
it:rederic Brownlow Rushbrooke, Esq., Captain in 011'40
itsilier Guards, to Albinia Maria, second daughter of ' 19"
Evans, Esq., of Lyniinster. - llO4
On the 30th of December, at Somerset Church, lilt Al,
William Armit Eyre, Esq., 20th Regiment, to ifari it4i,
Phine, eldest daughter of Joseph Ballingall, Esq., -401'
Storekeeper Superintendent of her Majesty's do< 0,
Bermuda. , ,01,
•
On the 10th inst., at St. John's, P.addington, Pierce PlAte
the younger, to Charlotte, the Youngest daughter of OW
G. Jones, Esq., of New-street, Dorset-square. -rf „,, ,
On the 15th inst., a Buckland Church, near Dover, or
Potts, Esq., to Cecilia Ann, youngest daughter of; P
Martin, of Buckland House. - ./.
'4!
On the 11th inst., at Isle wort Middlesex, Miss IPt‘i
Drinkwater, aged 74. Pi'
On the 13th inst., Liebe Elizabeth, relict of the lat.-4,
• mund Prideaux, Esq., of Hcxworthy, Cornwall. 41iire'
On the 14th inst., at Warmington-grange, Gloucestse -_,,re;,
the lion. Mrs. GiSt, only d'aughter of the late Lord Bova .Pet of
On the 15th inst., at'. Cheltenham, Ann Elizabeth, ra.'o,llo
the late George Adam Ashew, Esq., of Pallinsburir 0
Northumberland, aged 84. , ' tell.
On the- 16th inst., at Brenton, Devonshire, Mrs—. izs'izev,,
Holwell Holwell, of Devonshire-place, widow of the late b
i.:(lward Ofspring liolwell, Vicar of Plymtree.
On the 16th inst., Mr. lienry Purkis, ofElm-cotnt,TeA to
. . On the 16th inst., at South A, ick-serest,Hyde-par4; SO *
,ifs
c:jest daughter of the late Captain H. Leigh. ,'
Oil toe .16th inst., in Park-place, Leeds, Mellena, the'.
orDr. George Wilson, M.D. ;', f.
On the 17th riiist. at S db - Hall Y 1: 1' .e the Ft
, e uri ,cn s 11l , •

Gilpin,aged 73.
On the 19:h inst., at Shoreditch, lie. Frederick Clark?
On the 16eli,inst., at Brentwood, Mr. Daniel Thorne.
On the 18th it t., Susanna Elisabeth. Bartley, of 02, r ,
s_troeT._t_ ---
, aged 82. We.
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