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resuming the adj

ned debate upon the bill brought in
whibiting dealings in Russian Secu.

)y Lord D. St

P. BARING opposed the
WlLsort spoke against the bilL—Mr. BUTT,
Mr. L. HEYWORTII, and Mr. SPOONER supported the bill.
—Lord PALMERSTON gave his cordial support to the
a the ground that it was of the highest im-
upon the

measure

porttuice. to inflict all the injury in our powe...
Emperor of Russia. The arguments of the Secretary of
the Treasury were all nonsense, and he would never con-
sent to place honour against the pocket, or to make the
question one of pounds, shillings, and pence. The rejec-
tion of the bill would have an extremely lowering effect
upon the character of the country throughout Europe.—
Sir J. PARINGTON said Government ought to have
brought the bill in themselves.—Mr. W. BROWN opposed
For going into com-

ouse divided
24;

, rity, 53.—Lord-D. STUART that -a
member, who° was in the house during the
discussion, had not voted! on either side. (Loud cries of
" Name !") Lord D. STUART said it was Sir W. Moles-
worth.—The house went into committee.—Lord SEYMOUR
moved that the Chairman report progress, so as to have
the opinion of the law officers of the crown upon the
question.—Lord PltatrusToN would vote for going or
The committee divided. For the motion. 32 •

against

Lunouneement of the

numbers, ShVa. SA

Y said it had been reported that
a member who ivas in the house when the question was
put had bolted up to the gallery without voting. (Loud
cries of " Name !") Sir J. Shelley said it was Mr. Lowe.
—The CHAIRMAN said the proper course was to move
at the memiTh'e' be brought to the table.—Sir J. SHEL.
to find him. (Loud laughter.)
tee proceeded
—Sir .T. PAr-
nan report progress, on the

—The si
with th€

rst claase

INGTO

wed that ti

groan(
Lord

,he law officers

I'A.LMEREITO

he Crown were absent.—
nd progress was reported

CASE
alto Co

PSITAIIIIL—On the motion for
Supply, Mr. OTWA.Y called atten-
Peithman.—Lord PALMERSTON

the cas

1 the DoCic

,d was confined on that

at° Committee of Supply
uates. A 'cote of £25,000

Z civil

for defalcations

Lfter a very long discussion,

greed to.—A
ngham was

)00 for an observatory at

withdrawn. Several other votes w-ere
;s was reported. The house adjourned

at six o'clock

TTIMSDAY, JULY 27,

portion of a

and a considerable
sitting Wag taken up with 'the
:y-road Testate Bill, which ttood
Lord R. 020SVENOR moved that
that day three r

chair at noa.

for a second

the bill bi

d a second t
srly ti

after a debate of r

nonths, and,
:ndmcnt was

huts, this

by A 1.7

thrown out

- .
MILITIA BlintiCES. —On the order for going into
committee on the Militia (No. '2) Bill, it was obtected by
several members that the bill introduced a new principle,
in throwing upon counties expenses for storehouses and
barracks upon Ts larger scale than formerly; that the
militia was a national force, and the charge should not be
local, but be fidmyed in paet, if not entirely,"by the con-
solidated fund. The house at length went tot° committee
on the bill, the clauses of which had not been gone
through when the sitting krminated. _ _

Petitions were pres;ited by Mr_ Heywood, from
Messrs. F. Steiner and Co., Turkey red dyers, at Accring-
ton and Church, in Lazcashire, against the Bleaching
Works Bill, praying for exemption front-Ile operation of
the bill ; by Mr. Philippe, from the vicar land parishioners
of Eglytyavyrw, Pembrokeshire, against the 13th clause of
the Mortmain Act; by Mr. Hadfield, from the committee
of the Metropolitan and Provincial Law Association, for
amendments in the bill relating to thejurisdiction of the
superior courts of common law of tbevounties palatine of
Lancaster and Durhm..n; and from the" Liverpool Associa-
tion of Wholesale Grocers, in favoraf the Bills of Ea
change Act (No. 2), giving summary- execution on pro-
testedlilLs.