The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25 00:00:00

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_Aertained to
~cal action of convocation. He :15ep. thinking that if :Her Majesty were gra-
to ent'neaSea, . aIIOW the two Houses of Convocation
limits _,°ll • the consideration -of certain -subjects, the
stifu allu restrictions which at present existed formed a
deot safeguard against the occurrence of irregular
hionious discussions. For instance, the matters to
aguLsclif 'fisecl would be specified by Her Majesty herself,
' bat anY time members of either house should trans-
placp,"e limas of propriety, or neglect the restrictions
and —,;,,,u1),0_11 them, Her Majesty could at once RATA

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~nurch of England would not long be...pea,
privilege which was enjoyed by every
..an church all over the world—that of synodical
action, which, he believed, under certain restrictions was
necessary for her well-being; and he trusted that this
statement which he had made to-night would allay the
apprehensions and the objections which prevailed to this
measure.—After some remarks from Lord Ellenborough,
the Bishop of LONDON said he would move, then, that an
address be presented to Her Majesty, praying her to
direct the president of convocation to lay a copy of
this report before their lordships.—The motion, al
amended, was agreed-to.
COLONIAL CLERGY DISABILITIES.—Lord LYTTLETON
asked whether it was the Intention of her Majesty'o-
I'er/li:tient to introduce at any fnture time a 'measures g
for
the relief of the disabilities of the eolonial clergy.—The
Puke of NEWCASTLE said that all legislation on the sub-
Jett was stopped for this session, at least ; but the atten-
tion of the government would -continue to be erarected to
the subject, and it was hoped that at the commexteement
of next session a bill might be introduced which would
meet all the objections that had been urged against
70rDIST measures.
The Valuation of Lands (Scotland) Bill, the Friendly
moiety Bill, the Registration of tails of Sale (Ireland)
pill, the Sheriff and Sheriff-clerk of Chancery (Seot-
land) Bill, and the Jamaica Loan Bill were read a second
time: Court of Chancery Bill, the Portland, &e., Bill, and the Saving Banks Bill were read a third
Urn, e• —The Highway Rates Bill, the Turnpike Trusts
~l'rangement Bill, and the General -Board of Health Bill
rued through committee.--The reports of amendment
ith4 the Town Improvement (Ireland) Bill, and the Ac-
14.:wledginent of 'Deeds by Married Women Bill were
la4idflAt, up and received.—The Joint-Stook Banks (Scot-
rem a
.!11 and the Crime and Outrage (Ireland) Bill were
svaa I,,ecolid time.—The Judgment and Execution Bill
Th;l;oduced by Lord Brougham, and read a first time.
se adjourned at half-past six.
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Theira,‘s.4.,°l' COMMONS.—Tuicsnly, JULY 18.
Petiti;—"l:a took the chair at noon.
et:Mimi' niTitere rentedPr by Mr. Ptrair from the Town
; - --.....anidiinof County Courts' exten-
Lon ;by fir, - oes favour
en,
and burgesses 1311eritenToN, from the mayor,
ag aatlierlast
'ranee of the borough of Salford, the
tr„„_ Rernoval Bill ;by Mr. Conn
ETT, from tlie tufaYor
4,,atio. of the borough of Clitheroe, setting forth
..1' 'ae of Towns Act had been forced upon tho _
health
veniently,
ra-uf2frh een
ho 1:: P'eat litigation and discontent, hadcaused
g
anrdeatpramyerang'ether
Dir-e 7 al.""lairer the powers of the Board of Health to ex
the late mayor and the present
,e
1,113440[0t° 0411)edlaatitr.thfme malde.
oueeen,
a Ten Hours'
Paet Council, praying the la taondpasasmajority of th
.09 Act R ith restriction on the
.motivempon
iwigeo.
upon
the
, Ace ' The house went into co
L •, INATION.—....e 40 vaccination Act Amendment Bill (sent from the
1 which exemplified
%ell" cl imds), and, after a &mg-cm • •
4 Proverbial uncertainty of medical opinions, all the
Erase, __
e, ezeept the second were struck out,
on t'ilert,cl! PROPERTY—The house went into committee
likewe4Pise9Pal and Capitular Estates'
ciderin,. Le_ceivecl from the Lords, and wasManagemiedenint Bill,
00n.
of the tillt`itle clauses of the bill during
The re 14' the occupied
portion
and ac,Zrt of the Committee of Supply was brought up
The a_t9.
Lill a 'ualQa Loan Bill .t. ,au the e• . , the Roy
Laird tiia, rionnal Justice Bill were severally
read a
Royal Military Asylum
The sitt'a2nd Da"ed.
The houspin- WaS silasPerld d at four o'clock.
ber observed
that he beii- resumed
a wereek, when a mem
The sp,eve4 there not 40 members present._
othrat there iveiilir,r-ecordingly unted the house, and f.ound
The business,
eetirse pr -'" ruenibers mattndance.
vitt, oceeded.
~cri n
toblinitte ,_,-14.tats.--11r. Bo ER moved for a select
ives
of wak_e to inquire into the claims of the representatives
catio pent
theit°
aeve;g'dniturgeon on the funds allotted 3'
ted the motion,
and 04 a
_,. .r.Property.--11r.WILsoN rests
"upensate British subjects for the confis-
Txt T uivision it was rejected by 42 to 41.
e2NtitteinTlB*--Adinirai WALCOTT
t• Dickenson,
'"•11
of Her
moveu for a select
kaie',2l! behalf of himself, the officers, and crews
ee in
tbe",:y s vessels emplo3-ed in the recovery of, i,rio on
the ""eoLek of lier 111aj sty's ship Thetis, off L'ape 'the
bloti„"'„t
..or razil. eSir James GRAHAM resisted
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N4etit' :4,Q ou a division it was rejected by 43 to 4'‘
.4- rRINTING.—Mr. J. GREEN moved
.or a select
io ,
required
raosrefre to consider the cheapest, most explit. us and
fel' tl eleut inode of providing for the printing
He
le vr„
offered 4_'4"ases of Went and the public service.
hich a
saviri w, DOhlt- Paluc process by
ef the tlO,OOO a-year might be effected_ in thiswbranch
client, Pablic expenditure.—The Chancellor of Ex-
as it er, and several other members resisted themotion,
reeditie,..di_d
.9t vvish that the house shoudbe made the
which the
trade i7r4 l'!..au•vertising and puffing inventions
diviai °Qin not meddle with; but it was carried upon a
141111 6g to 34.
1/14 EARD.--A motion for a select committee to inquire
.
4 the
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