The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-02-28 00:00:00

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ices of the c

w, and r

having

rsty. He related nume:
ressive work ng

we to the union of K
sheviu, that all he

Mr. S. CRAW

Ft D gay

e resolutions of Mr. Walter

f a parish in wh
The rest

the new
of Mr.

)f this w

s strictly correct

ted by rates upon adjoining pa

nstanced the case
ited to 225. in the

at the poor had to be sup-
ishes, and the lands had

Ipers themsel

possession of

mined to let the lands so

s, pay

stantly improving their condition—and there
a single able-bodied

ring all that pe

MILLS said,

surance of Sir James

3, that those propositions did not f

e new poor law

From. E

contained
Grey. H

e could not ass

Is own experie

a rried out on

he suggestions sent to

luite agreed !mitt

benefit of the
Sir C. NAP

totment system.
R. said he believed

xients of Mr. Mott wert

iieved that those of Mr. Fer

notion before

could deny that the

unchristian as those

..._ ,
S. Crawford as to the

I were incorrect. That bon

was never able to prove a

was in the

motion of Mr. Walter. _
Mr. BLACKSTONE contended that
creased since the new poor law had corn

at miler

was more remarkable

one of U

should su

nto ope

ration, am

'tura]. than

the manufacturing districts.
Mr: WALTER replied, and said be did not feel

ort the

bound to tell Sir James Graham how

scandalous document from which he h

c might say, tha

Marked

public
;tanced

fidential, and also that no docuu,,._
expense should be considered confidential. He
the poor law committee, of which he was a member,
taken evidence which was found to be adverse to the c
of those who were the founders of the committee, upon which
Sir James Graham had proposed, and the proposition was
agreed to, that the whole of that day's evidence should
expunged. Was every one who might allude to that
be charged with violating confidence? The'
n said that in accordance with th
ds he should withdraw all his res,
-hich he would take the sense of
was then cleared for a divisio

inions

n. niem De

.e wishes of some of

,tions exce

egative-d by a majority of 126 to 58.
V. BLASE moved for a committee of the whole house
away improvement, formation of harbours, an im-
d route by steam communication with North America,
stress of the country, the corn law, and the sliding
; but upon the recommendation of Sir R. Peel and Lord
the motion was withdrawn.

,071:ICITOR-GENERAL obtained leave to bring in two
the improvement of the law in certain cases.

then adjourned

HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY

Earl of MINT° moved for various returns connected
',regent state of our navy, and required explanations

s that there had

!en less shi

-building last
in the face of

ha n was expected, and why it was that
ecrease in ship-building, a reduced vote was proposed
taken for the present year. In other departments there
,1 rn he reductions, of which he also required

GTON doubted if the information

e earl should be given.
NGTON said be had not received suffi-
.prit of information required, and hoped
•

arl of H.►DDING

3 build new

as adopts

a future evening

d Given. H

his motion

'esent state of busi-

r.
and concluded by moving for

e reason there was less

;ed was, that it was
hnilt in good

estimate

for the

)rd gave f

Wi.LLI

on ought not