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shop by the title of bishc
public offices in which he

prelate made

grave ch

it had really- been done over and over again

getting that
Lord Bathurst and other
The Bishop of EXETi
where a sum was always put down as paid to the li
Canada

i done so in the votes,

The Marquis of NORMANBY said tl
case, and always had been the case in previous years, under

t this was a

all previous governments.
The Bishop of EXETER then with,
house adjourned.

is motion, and tE

HOUSE OF COMMONS—
Lord J. RUSSELL in committee upon ti
loan, moved a resolution to the effect th,
guarantee a loan of £210,000, to be contra,
commissioners for that settlf.— - -
causes which led to the embarra,
which arose chiefly from the acts
the colony was established, he sai
public lands, and applying the pro(
emigrants, he quite approved of ;
ful of the principle that the colony should be obliged to defray
- - a principle could
to plunge

MONDAY

I for by the

cement

laying stated th

meat felt in South A

of parl
id the

inder which
elling

ceeds to the cony
but he was rathc

the whole of its own expences, for such
scarcely fail, as had b,_
the colony into difficulties
had hitherto prevailed ou.
Australia govern itself, or else to have it
other British colonies.
Lord STANLEY agreed in the principles laid down by u
-•,lained that the noble lord had not loin

the c
T 1

tms
ystem of

sent which
_
ht to he changed so as to let South

governed 1

noble lord

but corn

cm' of t

declined to c

I to find

to his suc-

Lord Sta

a in delusion, until

nd Lord Howick
money to pay the

stand it was offered in the fi

:stance some weeks since). The boy's father and mother,
)though they did not object to the offer, asked for a week or
wo in order to get him ready, which of course was granted,
)though they were upbraided for not letting him go without
Up to Monday last the boy's conduct was utiobjec-
Sunday last be attended a Methodist chapel two
i had frequently stated his .determination
On Monday he' was at

ionible

or three times

when his father and mother were summoned to appear at
Bow-street. Their attendance at the police-office, however,
might have been dispensed with, as no examination took
place there, the police being instructed to convey their pri-
soner to the Home-office. This was the first intimation
that the boy's fr

,nds had of his having effected a third
entrance into the Palace.- The lad's father says, although
his son has often been the cause of uneasiness to him, he
never knew him guilty of any dishonest action, but that his
curiosity, on many occasions, has been most remarkable; and
the urchin himself still persists in declaring that his t..nly ob-
ject iu going to the Palace was to hear the conversation of
her Majesty and Prince Albert, in order to " write a book,"

from his infan

form such an o
- but pi

to obtain

be read

3 of reading, but no one would

in from his personalappearance, which is
is exceedingly

His countenan

liminutive for his age, which we under-
r asked him several times how
The only reply he was ever able
loor or window." Immediately
in the Palace, three months

its father

the boy was discovere

nce, two extra

,olidemen

:sergeants of the A division)
t is, on alternate nights, to
hes and interior of the build-

appointed, w
l all the stairc

. _
and in consequence of this arrangement Jones was so
I shortly after he had effected

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