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Gregory, Sir H

inent9, and Mr.
f ti

e Ministerial mea
He deprecated
the House in thei

It was also proposed to place workhouse schools on c
better footing than that on which they now stood. LIE
a meet the present distret., was aware that all this fell very far short of what they all
all indemnity to her Majesty's govern- wished to see adopted—a system which would imbue the
tsibility ,which they had assumed in the mass of the youthful ,community with the elements o,
lien upon them. He thought, how- education ; but in the existing state of society, and in tlu
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were brought into committee.
ed, if possible, to enact those
He was

I hensiv(

manation of the circumstances under recommending them as steps to be made in a souni
bility had been assumed. He was wil-
direction.
nt at once to the bill for giving further Lord BROUGHAM regretted, that after forty-six year
committees. The evils of the present
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of exertion in favour of education, they should now
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of any national system of ec
first setting out, and this c

,ntirely owing to the state (

approvec

h aros,

from th,

he Government

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he remembered that the right hon. The Bishop of LONDON was of opinion that, unuer
circumstances, the course proposed by the Governor
August last, when commenting on the
was a wise one.
government, stated that the greatest
in Ireland from directing labour from The Bishop of ST. ASAPH suggested the encouragem
,e
dions of business, when only 60,000 or of grammhr schools, as calculated to give a' better kind
ducation.
e engaged upon public works. If this e
The Earl of WINCHILSEA said the Government sho

more must it be so now,

of peopl

Tike officers who had

The Archbishop of CANTERBURY approved of the pr
positions suggested by the Government.
Their lordships then adjourned.

sent sy'stem into opera-

Is to the land

hought that great allowance should

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY.
It was suggested by Mr. STAFFORD O'BRIEN, the
there was no they -should establish territorial divisions in Ireland fc
_..ales" of which the purpose of rating to the relief of the poor.
sof greater devotion and sacrifice of Mr. LABOUCHERE could not agree to the suggestioi
dl worldly interests, in attempting to which, in its effect, would not be found applicable in
ss which existed around them, than did free country. It was returning to the system of serfdon
It was impossible to read the volumes . for those smaller divisions would be throwing on each ii
e the house, relating to public works,
dividual landlord the relief of the poor on his own estat
connected with Ireland, without award-
After some observations from Mr. Osborne, Sir H. V
Barron, Mr. M. O'Ferrall, Lord John Manners, az
ed of praise to both the higher and in-
toyed, for their industry, intelligence, Lord Bernard,
The house went into committee on the Destitute Persol
to the measures which had been fore-
(lreland) Bill, and the greater portion of the remaind
n, for the permanent improvement of
. . . . . of the eveninff was occupied in the discussion of i

Which they were stir

erence to that sex who were always
of charity and rnt
the " ladies and

be improper in the house to enter in
heir principle at present. He thought,
et to one of them—he meant that for the
d estates that if was of far more import-
lan were some of the measures which
The Queen will leave Windsor Castle for Buckingh
;cussing. With respect to the cultiva-
:e lands, he hoped the noble lord would Palace this day (Tuesday.)
ppropriated the public money to so pro- The Queen and Prince Albert have joined in the rc
.. • at Pr.o.ninvp! hut_ notwithstandinc, the late ho

COURT AND FASHION

shortly after daybreak.
Walking, riding, and huntir.
of the Queeu and Prince Albert at Windsor. On 'l in.
day her Majesty held a Privy Council at the Castle, wit
was attended by nearly all the Cabinet Ministers, who
mained to lunch, and returned to town by a special tr
I in the afternoon. _ _

g are the daily oceupatic

Prince Louis Napoleon has returned to London trona
visiting the Marquis awl Marchioness of Londonderry
at Wynyard Park.

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