The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-08 00:00:00

Vrortitings in Varlitiment.

HOUSE OF LORDS

MONDAY

Their Lordships met at four o'clock.—Th Marquis of LON-
DUNDERRY, pursuant to notice, enquired of her Majesty's
Government whether they were aware of any communications
having passed between the French Government and the Govern-
ment of the Porte, respecting the continued imprisonment of
Abd-el-Kader.—The Marquis of LA NSDOWNE said her M ajesty's
Ministers hart no official knowledge of the communications,
and no right to interfere with the matter. They could not ex-
press officially an opinion upon the subject, unless invited ; but,
if so invited, they were prepared to use their influence with the
French Government, either to obtain the release of that emi-
nent warrior, or, at least, to mitigate the severity of his
imprisonment.—Lord BROUGHAM expressed his gratification

with the answer of the
public feeling upon the s
credituble to that nation.
second time.—The Rep(
Erentices to the Sea Sery

a't'ed that the

Ice, was anything but
Houses Bill was read a
imittee upon the Ap-
•on,;ht up and read.-
4age ; and their lord-

several private bills were ad
fillips adjourned at ten tninu

HOUSE OF COMNIONS
Mr. T. BARING'S
the mixture of chicoi
—On the question fo,
Houses Duty Dill, Mr. D

-20 oND AY

for preventing

with coffee wa

majority of 77.
n the Inhabited
)f great length,

proposed a series
of the house, limiting a
year, had greatly moc
Government; and that, in their r
to that house to be most consistei

income tax to one

aitied the financia

1 arrangements of the
anal state, it appeared
i a due regard to the
to make any material
h changes as might be
The Cti,,,N-
for the third

maintenance of t
sacrifice of public

deemed ath;is-ab

CELLOR Of t
time this ses
hours of the

:1 that,

after occupying two
it at last in profound
,on what principle the

liOn. gentleman prcceedetl, of
occasions voted for the repeal

on various recent
tax, and for other
tion. He had sud-
ition that no such
mdanger the public

and and

reduction ought to be made, rest it shoal
credit, supporting his motion by a speec
point in which appeared to be that Br
allowed to be built in bond. (Laughter w
question was, is the window tax to be re

the only practical
itish ships should be
veers.) The true
ed or not 7 If the

amendment
repeal. Mr. G
cantle it affirmed a soul!,
one upon which the Government had h
LABOUCHERE and Mr. Flt ME briefly c
The house then divided, when the •--
committee. 242; for Mr. Disraeli's ame
majority, 113. The result was re- "
supporters of the Governme-'
Bill was, after fliiTtlf,'
Seamen's Fund 14:-

A.DSTONE would
1 ~rinci

sible to effect that

the amendment, be-
mposition to the false
herto proceeded. Mr.

hen the nun

osed.the amendment.
rs were, forgoing into
ment, 129; ministerial
with cheering by the
ieral Board of Health
time.—The Merchant
time.—Other bills of
anced a stage.—Mr.

LABOUCHERE ob
laws relative to Of

The house adjourned

at ten minutes to o

HODS
Earl GRANVILLE

E OF LOR

'UESDAY

in movir

Ito a committe

use resolve itself
ent Bill, said that
ich had been pro-
ad been proposed

the measure was a
posed by Lord B
by h

The first two or 1
high functionaries
act—the Lord Cha

purposes o t the

officers in Englan

he Rolls, and the law
!; and these commis-

sioners were to

amine all new

inventions

Instead of

eight offices, as at
United Kingdom,

id twenty-four for the
'e he only two offices,
ner being the office of

one public and the
the Great Seal, an,

rich seas to be very
y-General's office.

The next four cla
was to be made fc

Patent-office,

present, persons
for a pat

t, and s

the invention. At
it heads petitioned

n to them to mak

,quiring into the in

ventions of other p,

;inr, an invention in
a they entertained.

no shape whateve

o the poor inventor,
specification of the
t .£5, for which he

would have co
that time he mi
clause (the eig

months, and during
x'Aibit it. The next

,ent caveat system.
II would be heard,

the title of the pate
jections to make v
ninth clause gave n

,rson who had ob.

)so in writing. The
to appeal to the law
ittee.—Tlie General

Board of Hea

. HOLTS
The County Ca

TUESDAT

If, and the Ecclesi-

pectively passed

at England

1 the pa

n beivreen the num-
id those of the con-
ned to supply, the
ns at the disposal of
le for the deficiency.

xn prelates, withOui
'es should be devoted

rgy of their several

•ection of 600 new

hint over two roil-

vast reserve of

mcellor, suggesting
iole number, a capi-
the other moiety of
benevolence. And,
raging local enclea-
idowment, adducing

sen from voluutari

)at source of supply
ailable. —The motion

.rt Gros

nor, M

I. H. Inglis (prin-
Tive the bishops of

compulsory sale
Ilor), Mr. Hors-

thereby pledged to
,int being conceded,
. EVANS moved for

on carriages,
fiat there slim

3NESDAY

ald be a

n order

len went into corn
) Bill, and clause,

ome opposition an,

IDAY.
g order

,tion on t