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CELLOTI

dress to her M

of State for For

that rivalry of warlike prepa
hitherto been
mote, if pos

PALME.._ —..y ,ceiings opposed to the
fundamental of rile motion, he yet felt it necessary
to oppose it. Giving every credit to 11.1 r. Cobden as to the
soundness of his views, anl the justness of the principles he
•wocated, he was nevertheless of opinion that the world had
-ivilised as that one country might rely
,nother with implicit confidence.—

'ON said t

come so fa
forbearano

Mr. COBDEN withdrew his motion in the hope that Lord Pal-
merston would act up to the liberal sentiments he had expressed.
Lord PALMERSTO7•7 said he concurred in the principle and
object of the motion, but he objected to the particular method
of carrying out that object.

HOUSE OF COMMONS

-WEDNESDAY.

Sir R. INGLIS, in moving a new writ for the city of Bath, in
the room of Lord Ashley, now gone to the House of Peers, en-
tered into a warm enlogium cn the character and conduct of
the noble lord. He said, the faithful memory of this house,
and the gratitude of the country will long record them. During
the last fifteen years of Lord Ashley's parliamentary life lie has
been emphatically the friend of the friendless. Every form of
human suffering he has, in his place in this house, and espe-
'daily every suffering connected with labour, sought to lighten,
and in every way to ameliorate the moral, social, and religious
condition of our fellow subjects ; and out of this house his ex-
ertions have been such, as at first sight might have seemed
incompatible with his dut es here. But be found time for all ;
and when absent from his place on these benches, he was en-
joying no luxuriant ease, but was seated in the chair of a ragged
school meeting, of a Scripture Readers' Association, or of a
Young Man's Christian Association. I will add no more than
that the life of Lord Ashley, in and out of this house, has been
consecrated in the memorable inscription of the great Haller—

and Sir CEO.
ich the writ was
to on tie motion for
going into committee on the Sunday Trading Bill was resumed
by Mr. W. WILLIAMS, who complained of the apparent inten-
tion of some hon. members to defeat the bill by procrastina-
tion. Mr. Rounucx canvassed the provisions of the bill with
the view of showing that it was altogether worth no more than

" Chrian in pn
GREY coneurre
ordered to be is

atsperib,
ed in t

much waste paper. Mr. SPOONER was friendly to the prin-
ciple of the bill, but lie hoped it would be withdrawn, because
it was in many respects liii.7lllv objectionable. After observa-
tions from several members, the bill was lost by a majority of

HOUSE OF

COMMONS

THURSDAY

The House went into commiti.
?moval Bill, Considerable oni

Smithfiek! Nfarket

the clan
the who

s made to nearly all
ors; hut eventually

—ln an
said it

er to a que
as not int

I the hill was ordered to be reported,
'roan Lord Naas, Mr. I•AROITC!!RRE
to introduce any bill during the

ver of supervision over the
ways.—Mr. liEvwooo then
:iat the House should resolve
lie religious tests imposed as
to privileges in the universi•

moved a res,
itself into cc

qualifications
ties of Oxford
the motion.—

Mr. EWA RT seconded
.—Lord J. ItussELL

fforded by

would 11:iCe t

sion into their ar:

rangemenl
port of a

s sneaking in sup-
t the

moved

Ise be counted. 'Only thi
House stood adjourned.

HOUSE OF (

on the Ec,

Assumniionf

eyed the in
Tend clause

to following' words at the
1 always, that nothing in

this act contained a'

!I-to restrict tt
the United K

trued t) interfere with or in
Action of the Roman Catholic

n in matters of a spiritual na-
am, opposed the amendment,
ily discussed in another shape,
'ter a short discussion, the com-
e-divided, and the numbers were, for the amendment, 43 ;
' —The committee next divided
agreed to, stand part of
e clause, 150; against it,
en added to the
011 owing amendment at

which he

0; majori
!stinn that

upon the q
the bill, an

the wards in the third

11:plac

.n(I to insert
office in such

!culated to neutralise the
The committee divided,

Int to notice, moved a clause
to Ireland.—The SOLIMOR-
the ground that it would he
f the bill, which was to uphold
sited Kingdom, and he could
bill could be based which was
sd and Ireland.—After some
members took tart, Lord J.

bill was to proceed at all,
well as England; for It

the of th

4allowed to
med the noble
:ions of the Cat
qtic! he could uc

ie invaded in
lord with the
holic Defence
,t condescend
contemptible

nn this
,r the w
Crawfo

mr. CA NI P-

The commit-
, GO; against

Sir R. INGLIs then moved the follow
y a very long preamble:—"'that, not
vhich app€ ars to the contrary in a cer

of and shall not be

want of the crown in the United
r or subordinate officer in any of

respect of any