The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09 00:00:00

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statement, the nonce fora uau attlVlJell
to act independently and for themselves, before they
looked for external aid. Let him extend the application
of that principle to the reclamation of the ;waste lands.
To accustom the Irish people and proprietors to depend
upon this country for aid was only to paralyse the energies
of Ireland. If the speculation in regard to the waste land

was a prontame.one, privuvu utapit.L vw ty Lam.
barked in the enterprise ; if it was not profitable, they
would only be throwing away, the public money in so ap-

propnatmg it. lue IV/ t/ nat.. ....•
duties to perform, but if he attempted to make himself an
imprOver, on a large scale, of Irish bogs, he would involve
himself in difficulties from which it would be no easy mat-

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The bills were then real
be committed:

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUURSDAY.
Papers relative to the annexation of Cracow, including Lents t.,ouru , _ _
the last communication from Austria on the subject, were Cheshire, and Mr. R. G. Temple for North W ales.
laid upon the table by the Marquis of Lansdowne. MR. WAKLEY AND "THE MEDICAL TIMES."—In th
Lord BROUGHAM OM* more complained of the influx Court of Queen's Bench, on Wednesday last, Lord Den..
of liish paupers into Bristol, Liverpool, and Glasgow, man gave judgment in this case—one in which Mr.
Wak-
which he thought likely to extend to this country the dis- ley obtained a rule, to file a criminal information against
tress now prevailing in Ireland. The noble and learned _ the proprietor and editor of the Medical Times for a libel
lord also animadverted upon the fanaticism which caused on him in reference to his conduct in the well-knowi,
the directorti of the Glasgow and Edinburgh Railway to Hounslow flogging case. The court decided that ti—
refuse permission to any one to go by the mail train from must he
the former to the latter city, during tl -
gration by which the former had r
form Ole owners of the property tin,
tion, of the impending calamity, becau
bath:clay, They allowed the --
they were paid for it, but '"

tenSive coral_
suffered, to in-
I with destruc-
t was the

USBAI'D

A. WIFE'S ESrIDENCE ON BEHALF OF HER
r. Bingham, the newly-appointed magistrate
Marlborough-street police-office, London, in a case v
came before him on Tuesday last, said it had been
lA/min. to go, because erto customary to reject the testimony of the wife on t

however important the business. The noble bora ,:A4iLllvu 4 4.--,Punlou to relax tin
condemned the fanaticism which led the people new act for the recovery of small dc
- - _ _

I the wife to

of Glasgow, in Ine exercise or their neuevoience, to (SLOC ••-• • kNa a.a a riunua.iau, uG Ja.V YaY a.
their charitable soup kitchens on the Sabbath-day, and extend the same privilege to cases coming before him in
Seized the opportunity to correct the error into which he his Magisterial capacity.
had been led respecting the soup-kitchens in Liverpool. In the Exchequer Chamber, Tuesday, at the Sittings in
The of RICHMOND had no apprehension of the Error, before Lord Chief Justice Wilde, Mr. Baron
scarcity extending
to England, believing that a very con- Parke, Mr. Baron. Alderson, Mr, Baron Rolfe Mr. Baron
a wheat was still in the hands of the Platt, Mr. JuStice Manle, and Mr. Justice Williams, the
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amerante supply vi
farmers;, besides the abundant supplies which were coming court .gave Judgment in
the case of tiossett, re-
from America. versing the decision of the court below. The court were
z
Earl riTwtLuAm corroborated this opinion, and be- of opinion that the warrant issued by the Speaker of the
criwi A cood deal of wheat ; House of Commons was valid, and that the plaintiff in
e,

Le beneati

UIIL I Ill; Jll3ll people were not woeut -
fact did not operate as a mitigation of the calamity which fled in acting upon the ?ante. 'I
had overtaken that Country, fore, be entered for the defendant

4e verdict must, there-