The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-07-25 00:00:00

bankers, an

the subject' of the Bankruptcy I
tioners stated the commercial

sustained by the present la
,ained

,st wholly tansiist,

uted so much to it
;tem of legislation,

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY.
Lord G. BENTINCK gave notice of his intention to move

duties as a protection to t
In the third schedule of th
er•••••ns• r.” mnlnccPa the ffrowt

'gea- with duties

[asses not otherwise
dig scale of duties
n candy, brown, or
x equal in quality to

vely proposed in the
louble-refined sugar,

or sugar rendered by

Ty cwt

class of
On t

may 1311

HENLEY at some I

not co

I additional bur
)il. He had ti

with tt

sure during t

inquiry on
the house 1

consideration of the hill be post

After a desultory conversati,
there appeared—For the amen

,—majority,

er resumed the chair at five o'clock, at which
g only 31 members present, the house

was counted out

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNEsDA.Y.
Mr. WAKLEY presented a petition from Gainsborough,
praying the house to pass some measure (if possible) to
prevent the frequent occurrence of death by poison. The
petitioners were anxious that some restraint should be put
on chemists and druggists in their vending of poisonous
drugs.

Lord G. BENTINC

that the

)vernn

Id be n

lry to can-

cel the resolution whi
legislation on the subj

Laughter.) The noble
ails respecting the pro-
.

bable operation of the proposed alteration of the duty on
sugar, concluded by saying that he felt certain the reso-
lution which the house had
and that legislat

sul-Diect must

gain commence

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he was
obliged to the noble lord for calling his attention to the
subject, but he would refer more fully to the case when
the rum duties again came under consideration of the
house. He might however now say, that substantially
the new act would include the provisions of the old.
A desultory conversation, in which Mr. BERNAL, Mr.

CARDWELL, and other member
place, after which the subject dr

took part, then too
Aped.

On the order of the day be
ittee on the Roman Catholi
Alia/ attempt to induce the mewl

T going into com-

telief Bill

er who had charge of

the bill to withdraw it,
Mr. LAW moved as an amendment, that the bill be
read that day three months.
bat anim.tPd

house d

after a som

as a majority of

.ndment. The bill is consequently lost for the

rder of the da)
report on the Parliarnentary'Elecfors Bill

On the

x mon

ort discus

n, the hot

appeared•

For the ar.

The report

jority, 4

was then brought up
Attersnme opposition, the Sale of P

a second time

HOUSE OF LORDS.
Lord STANLEY asked the Marquis of I
ly information which he might be able to

I‘HURSDA

e Government meant to

• true that t
I by the Lori

say th

could not at present say

-ould only be a resumption of their

pply to Parliament for 1;esi:1(41Y "'ruler
O'Brien, to the salutation WHICH into tuere Heel! iiiiurebbuu
maintenance of the Royal authority ato that aspiring traitor as King of Munster, and to his mock
. in ire- modesty in refusing the appellation by saying, " Not yet,
not yet." He also adverted to the language used by Mr.
its of LANSDOWNE replied, that it was p
, .., - Meagher on his arrest at Waterford, and on his return some

oeen time afterwards from Slievenamon, where he was met by
Ato some 10,000 or 15,000 people, who avowed that, as all pro-
,.

1?y the y