The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-08-14 00:00:00

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OUST

OF LORDS.-MONDAY

.OPAL ASSENT

riven by commission to the Exche-
EeelesiastiCat C6urts. Bill, the Ad-
Court of Chancery.) Bill, the Infant
ion (Ireland) Bill, the Stock in Trade
ays Bill, the Austrian Treaties Bill,
in-parochial Registers Bill,• the Mn-
eland) Bill, the Borough Rates Bill,
es (Ireland) Bill, the Population. Bill,
Railway Bill, and other bills. The

'nor, the Earl of

Coal Du-
ind wad committed, and

unt DUNcANNoN, tl

1 with h

i Bill was read a t
f the same nobl

COUNSEL

bird time and

iscount

.sented a petition of the inhabi-
me members of the bar, praying

which enabled prisoners' coun-
heir trial on their behalf. He

any intention to throw
nember of the bar ; but

lc persons exerting diem-
len he had confessed him-
ste melancholy case tended
expressed by the petition-

iderstand the
rs rested their, prayer. It

)ss to

lion of truth, the pre-

1 the 1

libeities, and

an hour's purchase if

more, if the most unrestrained

)oN said the noble and learned lord
ed the phantom of his own creation,
lz which called for the observations

11 and Joint Stock Companies

retween the two houses took

proceeded to give judgment in two
ich they adjourned at a quarter before

COMA

MONDAY

troduced by Viscount

ce, that in the next session he would
n a bill to amend the Municipal Cor-

y the Usher of the Black Rod
the other house, to hear the

lumerated the bids, for

that next session he-would

[ll for t

NEW WRIT

'factories in Ire-
drainageof lands

)f Mr. E. J. STANLEY, a new writ was di-
the election of a burgess for Clonmel, in
Pigot, who had accepted the office of At-

LOAN SOCIETIES BILL.
moved, that this house agree to the lords

d, that the clause which prevented the
iocieties from being carried on at public-

ided the amend'

he by no means approved of the
1 clause were now expunged, the

.-sent session. lithe clause could
ng the loss of the bill altogether,

;n the b

'eed to

divided, when t
izainst it, 40 ;

e num-

majority
se was struck out, and the

NG COMPANIES BILL

REQUER moved, that the
ill be disagreed with. By

31der of such companies was

en in execution after judgment_ c

officer of the company, without
liability of bond fide shareholders he

h they ought not to be liable to exeen-
but there were cases of disputed share-
mht that parties so situated ought first

:ourt of law upon their ilabili

all who had ever at any time been
under the existing law, the liability
ro had been three years shareholders.
so inconvenient, that, while he ad-
me alteration in the existing law, as
might it better at once to move that

d to, and a committee was appointed
demand a conference with the lords.

DUTIES ,
e lords c

ND REVENUES BILL

lmunicated to the housf
iad agreed to the commons' amend.

Iments to this bill.
TT-STOCK COMPANIES BILL.
subsequently, informed the
not insist upon their amend-

I at seven o'clock

OF LORDS.-TIIESDAY.
)GATION OF PARLIAMENT

inted for the prorogation of the
nity of the two houses exhibited
a little after eleven o'clock, at

s through Charing-crOss,

~cert to progress to-
_ doors leading to the gal-
House of Peers were thrown
i after which hour the peeresses
,n began to arrive. The appear-
mse was unusually good, from the
ing been removed, as well as the
'ate. Black Rod's box, and the
'xt to the doors which form
claret-colour, suberbly
man rose. The top of the canopy
Istool, had been most elaborately
e throne, and at a lower elevation,
it of state, richly carved and gilt,
`l--.> floor, to the right of the
two very elegant chairs for their
A the Queen of the Belgians. The
There of the corps diplomatique were
;shops' bench, and the limited space
to the extreme. Up to a little
-ce of peeresses and other ladies
"tall, but within half an hour
and prior to her Majesty's
--sent. The attend-
of peeresses, &c.,

'd rapidly

a on any former

eddy be accounted for, inas-
he King and the_Queen of the Be!-

)f Kent, were expected

ting ceremon

Amongst the
observed the

le Viscountess Palmerston and
the Hon. Mrs. Norton, Prin-

le Earl of Falmouth,
1, Lord Portman,

le, Lord Brougha.
by, Visconot Duncannon, the Mai
rd Hawarden, Lord Lilford, Lord
'ion, the Marquis of Lansdowne,
.-,lk (hereditary Earl Marshal of
Lord Calthorp, the Earl
Lords Fingall and
drl Willoughby d'Eresby
Earls of Cardiian, Minto

.ftesbur

Scarbo-rough, Al
the horse); the Bishops of London, Ely
r. Justice Bosanquet, &c.

past one o'clock the Lord Chancellor
and took his seat upon the woolsack ;

CANNON moved the third reading of the
rhich bill was accordingly read a third time

)rei7n ministers we observed the Russian,
Swedish, Austrian, Bavarian, and Prussian,
Ts of the King of Naples, &c. These dis-
ages presented a very gorgeous appearance,
f a variety of orders richly jewelled.
ter to two her Royal Highness the Duchess
-receded by the Lord Chamberlain, and
On her entrance, all the
rose simultaneously to receive her.
ook her seat immediately in front of the
sack, her face looking to the throne. Her
re a splendid dress of white satin, richly

n waiting

Queen of the Belgians next arrived, pre-
I Great Chamberlain, and their Majesties,
the peeresses, &c., who all stood up on
house, took their seats on the chairs which
to them on the floor of the house to the
ne. His Majesty wore the full uniform of
marshal, and looked extremely well. Her
n of the Belgians was attired in a rich dress
silk, with a profusion of.diamonds, which
ler Majesty's very delicate complexion and

ie Duke of Cambridge arrived soon
)k hands with them and with

first fire of Wvaivij of

Majesty's arrival at the portal of the
accompanied with the sound of thetrutn-
- kew minutes only elapsed when her Majesty en-
house, preceded in the usual manner by the heralds
pursuivants, the Duke of Norfolk (earl marshal), the
‘rl of Albemarle (master of the horse), the Earl of Claren-
(lord privy seal), the Lord Chancellor, Lord Willoughby
• - (lord great chamberlain), the Earl of Shaftesbury,
Viscount Melbourne, bear-
, an officer, earrying the crown on a

ts, &c. A.

cap of maintenanc
of stat

hness Prince Albert led her Majesty to the
ie' and took his seat in the state chair which
d for him. His royal highness was dressed
a field marshal, and wore the riband, &c.
e Garter.

happy to say, looked extremely well,
geous robe of white satin, richly trim_
;old cord and massive tassels in front,
rings, necklace, and tiara of brilliants.
having been desired to summon the
attend her Majesty, the SPEAKER, in
by a numerous body of members,
ared at the bar. The right hon. gen_
her Majesty as follows :

aitaul Commons of Great Britain
Wajesty with the bill which closes
nt year. In granting the supplies

ye shown our determination to sup-
and maintain the national honour;
99r painful duty to impose addi-

we have endeavoured to in-

revenue of the country by such measures
11 produce the least possible derange-
erce and industry. - At the commence-
...

toe present session, your Majesty was graciously
to recommend to our attention the state of the
' Canada, the state of the municipal corporations of
and the report of the ecclesiastical commissioners
;rence to the established church. We have applied
s with unremitting vigilance to the consideration of
portant subjects. We have enabled your Majesty to
the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and it
our anxious desire so to provide for the constitu-
Ivernmenf of the colony as to insure its permanent
ity, anti by giving every facility to the full develop-
its resources to lay the foundation of its future pros-
o as to render it'a source of greatness to the empire.
aicipal corporations of Ireland have been long since