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i -ESDIY, JULY 4, 1854. THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, AN D ULE IN .E UAL lVi
1. nIPERIAL P kRLIAMENT the highest character ; and six out of the eight members !he hoped that in time a grater concurrence would ! Mr. John Scott, viz., a brother to Songstrees, by Bird Ivi
rot- of the Commission were in favour of the existing law. I prevail, it was useless to bring before the house any !catcher, out of Cyprian, for 1,000 gs., and filly by Velox, S
lea --_-_-......_-- These were reasons, he thought, for not coming to a hasty general system of education which might provoke feelings out of Minna, for 250 gs.
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HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY, JUNE 27. decision ; but the whole of this difficult subject would be , that would defer the object in view to a more distant Mr. Barrow's fill The Anchor, out of Cuba, 2 yrs, G
taken into consideration by the Government, with the I period. The State, therefore, could only lend its assist- was objected to after winning the DriffielStakes, at
Beverley, on the ground that she was not properly w
it,,,zn II AMERICAN FISHERIES.-The EARL of Coo- view of embodying the result in a bill. ance to voluntary efforts. w
rof had beenL in reply to Lord Fitzwilliam, said that a treaty Mr. LUCAS moved, by way, of amendment, to add a rider After considerable discussion the rote was agreed to, as described, it being alleged that her name is Speed.
of the Jock Club have removed the ro
aid' the the effect ' That such a modification of also a vote of £193 040 for education in Ireland. Seve- The stewards -
l .concluded with the United States, regulating to the motion, to , was ,
hibition from Mr. J. T. Hughes running horses and ap- C
Tbe with est-ions lately pending between the two countries the law was especially necessary in Ireland," arguing that ral other votes were also agreed to.
Or PI regard to the fisheries and other important matters. the admissions of witnesses hostile to the principle of PUBLIC BUSINESS.-Lord J. RUSSELL said the Govern- peering on the race ground at Newmarket and elsewhere, cl
-.AMPSTE
ter
embodying AD HEATH.-The Fincoley.road Estate Bill, limited liability were favourable to its adoption in that ment proposed to proceed with the Committee of Supply in consequence of the great regret expressed by him for II
iota effect i. the sixth attempt of Sir T. M. Wilson to part of the United Kingdom, where the want of simple on Monday and Thursday, and to take the Testamentary his conduct in connexion with the Trinket case, during 1V
>err read- a' uis object with regard to Hampstead-heath, was alterations of the law of. partnership prevented industrious Jurisdiction. Bill on Friday. The third reading of the the Houghton Meeting, 1852, and in consideration of his cl
Public Revenue and Consolidated Fund Charges Bill youth and inexperience at the time. P
seesecond. time on the motion of Lord Coen arconna, 'persons from being as industrious as they would be.
.1 supported by Lord St. Leonard's and. Lord Derb
el, TEE c, y- In the course of the discussion which ensued, and in would have precedence on Monday, and, after that bill Mr. T. Parr has published. a letter complaining of the w
03 reply fo PrR,,E WAIL-The Duke of NEWCASTLE, in which the majority of the speakers supported the motion, was disposed of, he proposed to proceed with the Commit- • unfair weight placed upon his horse Rataplan for the Ebor
Handicap, at York. Rataplan having been beaten twice b
oat in • " the Duke of Richmond, stated that the delay Mr. W. BROWN said he thought that it would be in- tee of Supply.
issuing a
tee eaffre wa , medal to the army recently engaged in the jurions to the interests of this country to adopt, in the The Poor Law Board Continuance Bill went through by Kingston, on each occasion receiving 91b., in
.this race IY
is made to give Kingston 81b., which seems to imply a 3
t the 1 Governm r °ad arisen from a desire on the part of the present state of information upon the subject, the princi- committee.
,red i 0_ his ent to consult General Cathcart, who was now pie of limited liability. The Union Charges Continuance Bill, the Indemnity doubt of Rataplan having been run on the square when. in d
" veYage, home from the Cape.
„, Their lords • press TTOENEY-GKNKRAL recommended Mr. Collier not Bill, and the Insurance on Lives (Abolition of Income- Kingston's company, a most unjust cion when it is
-
,510 alPs adjourned at a quarter to eight.
'Glasgow's horses will for the future trained by
tohis motion to a division. Hew as a decided friend tax) Continuance Bill severally passed through committee. recgirdected that latman rode himin both raheces.
to the proposition ; but most of the members had not had The order of the day for' the second reading of th.e
Lie of 1
; set ' THURSDAY, JUNE 29. to Col. Peel. The following horses have already arrived
an opportunity of duly considering the evidence, and there Police Bill; and that for the second reading of the Hosea- W.Cooper, at Newmarket, for many years private trainer
OP GOVERNMENT OF CANADA. was no advantage in carrying an abstract resolution. tale and Infirmaries (Ireland) Bills were discharged.
at his stables s-Assault gelding, Sister to Caracara, Cara- g
Lord PALMERSTON add:4 his request to the same The house adjourned at half-past one.
soil' 1 itself of NEWCASTLE moved that the house resolve care, Doublethong, Barbatus, Physalis colt, filly by Pyrr- C
; air , ..er into - --
Rm. committee on the Canadian Legislative Council tion but a difference of opinion existed; the Commission- SINGULAR ACCIDENT.-On Saturday week a young
Physalis, 2 yrs ; filly by Pyrrhus the First, dam by Loner- a
• the - The Earl of DERBY opposed the motion, on the ground ers 'had only recently reported, and the Government married woman named Mary Ann Yates, prompted per-
scot, or Retriever out of Physalis, 2 yrs ; and two others. a
Lreb' that sufileiei •
t time had not been afforded to the house for would not be acting in a becoming manner if they were to haps by curiosity, was drawn by a pulley up a factory
rush to a conclusion, and adopt an abstract resolution, chimney at Leicester, to have a view of the town. While
MARRIAGES,. and DEATHS. n
mted the 'nature col nsideration of a measure of such importance.
eat a Th e object of the bill was nothing less than to destroy without giving the report due consideration. she was at the top the board on which she was standing BIRTHS, 1
tin the
constitution of ' f After some further consideration, Mr. COLLIER offered gave way. She retained her hold of the rope until about • (
ane the sae - . one o our oldest colonies, to abolish to withdraw his motion ; but leave being refused, the twelve or eighteen feet from the bottom, when she fell to BIRTHS. I
safeguards which protected the monarchical elements On the 24th tilt Mrs. J. Henry Dickinson, Edge-lane, I
there, and, in short, to convert Canada into a republic of question was put, and the amendment first, and then the the ground, breaking her left leg, and sustaining severe e
le- of -,e_a nelore democret. ic character than the United States. main resolution, were agreed to without a division. contusions. cc sporting" of a daughter.
light eeerore the house sanctioned such a change of system, it The house adjourned at five minntes past midnight. WAGERING AT THE WEST-END.-SeVerai spo On the 27th ult., the wife of Mr. Henry Foster, watch-
movement manufacturer, Eccleston-lane-ends, near Prey- t
,n, to ought to be satisfied that the existing constitution worked wagers have been laid in the clubs and military circles on
t ill, and that it inapeded the progress of sound legislation WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28. . . . the duration of the war. One " transaction" was £5OO to
cot, of a daughter. 1
1' :c1 in the ZlOO, the taker of the odds wagering that the prelimina-
re colony • hut so far was this from being the case, Petitions were presented against opening publichouses , On the 27th ult., at Harper-street, Low-hill, the wife I
ries of a definitive treaty of peace would be sigued before
were
dnot the . slightest evidence to that effect had been ad- and beershops on Sunday, by Mr. MOSTYN, from 262 in-of Captain Patterson, of the Earl of Derby, of a daughter. e
The 4,lleed; and, on the contrary, it was universally admitted habitants of Rhyl, in Flintshire ;by Mr. HORSPALL,' from the end of September next.
SUICIDE.-Mr. Joseph John Mitchell, editor of the On the 28th ult., at Rodney-street, the wife of J. Drys- r
toe ',oat Canada 'had prospered enormously under the present the Liverpool Pilots' Committee, against certain clauses ' dale, Esq., M.D. of a son.
pr the system. The noble earl then proceeded to examine in of the Merchants' Shipping Bill • and by Mr.
, HOWARD, Jewish Chronicle,. shot himself on Monday night, at his
On the 30th ult., at Kensington, the wife of Samuel i
, .-, aetail the scheme proposed for the election of the new from the Mayor and Corporation of Carlisle, against the own home in Lonon. He had loaded a pistol with slugs
ele . Flamank, Esq.,. of a son.
a the -;.4,egulaice Council, which, he contended, must result in Police Bill. which entered his side, and he died within three hour;
On the Ist inst., at Wellesley-terrace, Prince's-park, ,
COie extinction of the monarchical element in Canada, and LAW OF MORTMAIN. after the report was heard.l
CANADA COMPANY -At a meeting of • the Canada the wife of Enoch Harvey, Esq., of a son.
210,e, cncluded by entreating the house 'to Pause before it sent On the order for going into Committee on the Mort- • On the 2nd inst., at 19, Bedford-street North, Mrs. 4
Company on Friday a dividend was declared of £•.2 per
-a Pleasure of such importance down to the lower house, main Bill, some discussion took place as to proceeding in • Wm. Paton, of a son. 1
share for the past ebaltayear. The balance in London
tu°o3ot,
,_wei,en.it was overwhelmed with beiiness at this advanced the absence of every member of the Government. was stated at £85,024, the funds in the colony being
Wof' river-Lou of the session, and therefore 'unable to give the bill The expediency of postponing the order was debated MARRIED. •
.
once mature consideration which it deserved.Zlo 693.
pro and eon. for sometime, in the expectation, apparently,. T, AUST wax TRADE.-The shipment of goods On the 10th of May, at Christ Church, St. Louis, ,
9 si,objections olved e Duke of NEWCASTLE defended the bill from the that a member of the Government would arrive ;at 3P .PA ...
portd
mow_ continues to increa.se in activity, an ere Y P North America, by the Rev. Bishop Hawkes,
wys -mat it brought against it .br Lord Derby, and denied length the House divided upon a motion by Mr. _Missouri, North
Silcott, to Emma Parry,. fourth daughter of
}ti To coosewollld lead to the catinction of the monarchical BRAT, that it should be taken after the 4th order of the pect of freights advancing. In theof Itervdeorn, at 7113;
present moment, there are 105 vessels on the Australian the late Thomas White, Esq., of Liverpool.
)y hil :the existi
rvatwe element in Canada. From various causes day, which was carried by 74 to 55. berths, against about 60 on the East India, about 12 on On the 24th ult., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. George
(alto' into tng LegigatiVe Council in that colony had fallen
.The Public Libraries Bill having passed through corn-
con empt andthe West India, 14 on the North American, and about 10 Knight Taylor to Miss Mary M'Mahon.
On the 24th nit., at St. Marys Roman Catholic Chapel,
mere tools oe„ Its members had come to be considered mittee, the Property Disposal Bill having been post-on the South American berth.
aflar" was pro '"e• government. This state of things it pored (with an intimation that it was not the intention ACCIDENT TO THE STEAM-SHIP HIMALAYA.-The by license, John, eldest son of Mr. Peter Goss, of Dundalk,
excel' elective halm 1..° remedy, by the erection of a second 'of Mr. Whiteside to press it this session), and the second
anas•O' certain ber, the members which of a reading of the Tithe Renteharge (Ireland) Bill being also „n. cei steam-ship
mac, ;fi ItHimalaya, arrived off the Isle of to Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mr. Thos. M'Cormack,
and stepdaughter of Mr. John Formby, licensed victualler,
of were to be for . .
of this town.
,Pant` Policy of allo •
in
age' and to possess a property qualification. The 'Postponed, the order committing the Mortmain Bill and Malta, having made the run from the latter island in
per Possible hadOn the 25th ult., at St. Jobn's Church, by the Rev. G.
wing the 'colony to govern itself as much as was again called, and, still no member of the Government ,
less than eight days. In trying to avoid a collision with
,), the. Prospeeit . worked so well, and the increase of material appearing, its further postponement was moved ; but,F. Mathews, Mr. G. Williams to Miss M. Dalton.
Arch' Derby in anada lutd b great-not as Lord after another discussion (occupying with the former up-
Y asserted een se another vessel she ran aground on the east side of Sconce
' h Isle f Wight, -.te Hurst ...On the 25th ultPhilips Church, Mr. James
,an Poliey_tin elite of, but in consequence of that wards of an hour), the house went into committee, with Point, near lannout , o oppose
to Miss Janet Abe b eurnerrcrom y.
r Can' further stepat the government had resolved to take this the understanding that,if no member of the Government ' -
- Castle, which stands on the Hampshire or mainland side
the Solent. Efforts were made by lightening the ship
• On the 26th ult.,Philip's Church, Mr. Henry
that b in the same direction, in the firm conviction arrived before the committee reached the 13th clause of Rourke to Miss Emma Sophia Ilaucell.
b, te the beYnsao doing they would strengthen instead of weaken that clause and the 16th, against which the chief objec-
' and by the aid of tug-boats to get her off, which was not
until Freda The - t h it is under- On the 26th ult., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev.
hat e between'te °f good feeling which now happily existed tons lay, should be postponed. effected y. goeernmen has C. Mon-all, Mr. E. Hughes, mariner, to Miss H. Lowe.
intimated their intention of availing themselves
anada:and the mother country. The consideration oft he several clauses proceeded (with stood, •On the 27th ult., at the Unitarian Chapel, Rope-street,
of tl • fine ship,wellof Simla,f
of the services this as as the o
wori'l LordAfte„r 80me observations from Lord Sr. LEONARD'S and the benefit of the assistance of Lord Palmerston and the
steno by the Rev. Francis Bishop, Mr. Chas. Carlisle, of the
2600 tons, for the conveyance of further bodies of cavalry
thewas catireAßedh°wirveso, their lordships divided, and the motion Solicitor-General.) as far as the 6th clause, which was car- Live I police-force, to Miss Mary Ann Murphy.
the The bill by t'i t 4) 39. ried upon a division, when the chairman was ordered to On the 27th ult., at St. John's Church, Mr. William
ei Journed at passed•
f the ship ad. then through committee. Their lord- report progress. of Exchequer, on y, an action was
In the Court Thursday,
to the East.
Porter to Miss Mary Turner ; also, Mr. Charles Bennett
DIE quarter past nine. • The Jurors ond Juries (Ireland) Bill passed through brought by Captain Bishop, of the East India Company's
Mary Ann Fi h On the 29th, Mr.
to bliss s er. William
service, against a young lady for breach of promise•of
nag, -- committee. • h • Bryan to Miss Ann Johnson. On the 3rd inst., Mr. John
ay, re law 01,cm FRIDAY, JUNE 30. The Cruelty to Animals Bill was read a third time and marriage. The case, however, was not gone into, having
Clark to Miss Janet Graham-all by the Rev. G. L. Ire-
VORCE
been arranged. The learned judge jury
order nevv proposal _ • After a conversation respecting a Passed. land.
ithet judicial sale, -'ll the part of the government to pay certain The Indensnity Bill was read a second time. ' accordingly to return a verdict for the plaintitadama.ges4os. o
un the 27th ult., at St. Clement's Church,' by the Rev.
nes b
d all house ~,v.„t in, y vote of the House of Commons the The house adjourned at half-past five o'clock. ABATEMENT OF INCOME TAX ON INSURANCE OF LIVES. George Loudon, Mr. John Somerville, coal-agent, to
r Roo into corn • ~
DUO _. ESDA-LE gave puttee on the Divorce Bill.-Lord -A Government Bill in the House of Commons has just Emma, youngest daughter of Andrew James, Esq., late
Deice. should move the 0 notice that, on the third reading, he THURSDAY, JUNE 29. been printed, to continue the act of last session, for extend- of H. M.'s Customs.
, divorce - mission
lout(' wh. , ~• Lord sr. , of all the clauses relating to The Speaker took the chair at twelve.o'clock. ing, for a limited time, the provisions for the abatement On the 27th ult., at the Cathedral, Chester, by the
ice he hrf,„ ,_ LEON repeated the objections The lords'amendments to the following bills of the Income Tax in respect of Insurance on Lives. The Rev. Wm. Harrison, Henry Orme, Esq., of Dublin, to
"she second rung forward
act 6 dl7 Victoria, c. 91, was limited to the sth July Sarah, only .daughter of Wm. Lowe, Esq.,Northgate-
g f •
inded the eeels _• . 1,1) the against the measure on the sidered and agreed to :-The East Lancashire lan
bill, and warned the house against and Yorkshire, and Manchester and Lancashire,outh rt Railways,next ; and it is now proposed to continue it in force for street, Chester.
amount which would • if Southport
knee ~., of business arise it threw 'this additional and Shrewsbury and Chester Railway. • another year, and to make it applicable with respect to the On the 27th ult., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. John Cil-
y aP' rltreEtton. dere (In the Cat of Chancery.-The LORD CDRM°N LAw•-The e hoe.usoe, went into committee on the rate or duty of ls. 2d. in the pound, in like manner as to verley to Miss Jane Jones.
, for I°ll Vessible of ned the bill -, as affording the best solu- Common Law Proceaure Inn, and *clauses up to 36 were , the rate of 7d. in the pound, granted by another act of On the 27th ult., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev.
did a verY diffic
Any not altogether ult question.-Lord CAMPBELL agreed to. ' the present session. C. Morrell, Mr. G. Sergeant to Miss Mary Hayton.
--ar could not propose approve of the bill, but felt that he 1 Petitions werepresented against the Mrt ' Bill b HAPPINESS NOT IN STATION ALONE.-There one is
o main y - On the 28th ult., at Heathcote-street, Mecklenbnrgh-
viyag
, iitY hope of success.-After- which he desired with 1 Earl GROSVENOR, from the governors of the Chester In- , experience, gentlemenato which .3, the history of my various square, London, by the Rev. Dr. Alder Mr. Edward
- • 1 t`e fOf '
• th KUIIONT, CLANCART some observations from Lords , firmary ;by Mr. CHEETHA3I, from Tintwistle, Cheshire changes in life has peculiarly, and, I will even say, has Davis, •of Leeds, a o is town, to Louisa, daughter of
have !Z'gh committee, Y., and Bootronsee, the bill passed -one for the abolition of church-rates, one for the admix- painfully exposed me, and that is, how little a man gains, the late Aaron Joseph, Esq., of London.
lace and the house resumed. loses, in the happiness of On-the 28th ult., at St. 'Philip's Church, Birmingham, .
or ,--, The Encumbered Estates SiOR of dissenters to the universities, one for the closing or rather, indeed, how much he .
i the "rantng. tes (West Indies) Bill and the of public-houses on the Lord's day • and by Lord GALWAY, natural and healthful enjoyment, by passing from a nar- by the Rev. J. M. Aston, Mr. Robert Fogg, of Leigh, to
houses Bill ,
w_ e ,e, , . . passed through committee. I from
workpeople in the employ of manufacturers at Old- rower
is, .to a wider, mid what some may calla more elevated `Mare Charlotte, elder daughter of Mr. John Joseph
int ti_4'ne LeglSlatlVe Connell (Canada) Bill was read a thirdthe heartof for `
den me, and passed ham, complaining of infringement of the Ten Hours Bill. sphere. There not room in man more Heath, of Birmingham.
• not The* N-Ewspapen STAMPS.-In answer to a question whether than a certain number of objects, anfi went therefore, On the 28th ult., at St. Simon's Church, by Idie Rev. J.
Their lordships adjourned
ones, shortly after eight o'clock, the government had arrived at any decision in reference placed far more favourably for the develop of all that A. arAllister, Mr. Richard Newman, painter, to Miss
~ £3 • to the newspaper stamp question, the CHANCELLOR of the pleasure which lies in the kind and friendly affections of Jeanet Evans, both of this town.
liOus
et of r EOF COIIMONS.-Tlrrener Joao 27. EXCHEQUER said lie took the question to be, whether the our nature, when the intimacy of his regards is permitted On the 29th ult., at St. John the Baptist's Church, by
k for It: Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock. government intended at the present time to bring in any to rest on a few, than when, bustled-through an intermin- the Rev. James Hassan, Mr. Wm. Graham, mariner, to
resi' b_.. Swansea Harbonrlial and the Borders Counties' bill.to give effect to the resolution moved by Mr. Gibson, able variety of persons and things, each individual can have I Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Alexander Leitch, mariner,
eta!, "alliway Bill were read fettliird time, and-passed. and agreed to by the house. The government were not but a slender hold upon the memory, and a hold as slender late of Greenock.
Leger MERCHANT SHIPPING BILL. prepared to do so, and when they were prepared to dO so, upon the einotions.-Dr. Chalmers. On the 29th ult., at the Parish Church, Walton-on-the-
• 1-4, be,would take care that due notice should be given. ALLEGED CORRUPTION or IRISH Memnaus.-The re- . Hill, by the Rev. R. P. Hull Brown, vicar of Buxton,
eek , flu e house went into ocmmittee on this bill. OCCUPATION OP THE THINCIPALITIES.—In reply port of the committee of the House of Commons, appointed •Derbyshire, and uncle to the bride,
'Rowland Cox, Esq.,
Brice n elan
e elat se 7 being read, Mr. HORSFA.LL expressed a hope 'to a question, Lord J. Russooo said that information had to inquire into the charges of corruption preferred against ,of Rio de Janeiro, to Marian Jane, eldest daughter of
one ~ ? under the
iota &Ile Chipping Present act, more care would be taken that ''Been received by the government that a convention had the Irish members, has at length been made public. It is 'l'rederick Boardman, 'Esq.
;ono had not been
retina were-made accurately, which too often "been signed by the Austrian government and the Porte somewhat lengthened, and gives a sketch of the different On the 29th ult., at -St. Stephen the Martyr's, by the
the whole questio e ease.-. Mr. CARDWELI said, that the in reference to the occupation of the Principalities by branches of its protracted investigation. Commencing Rev. Drummond Anderson, Joseph Condliff, youngest son
consi . nof s .
ugh deration InPiring statistics Was under careful Austrian troops. if the Russians voluntarily retreated, with the two charoes.of place-selling made by,‘of Thomas Podmore, En., Greenhanh, Lawton, Cheshire,
) fk_ . particular „ I
den,
~ ‘,n clatise 219 be the Austrians would occupy their places; and, if they Dr. Gray and Mr. Kelly-which, it will be recollected, ;' to Maria, only daughter of the late Mr. John Whittaker,
long 'mat aortion of bell
read, Mr. HORSTALL moved that refused to go voluntarily, the Austrian troops would caused the appointment of the committee-they state, as 'of this town.
necesee the clausevessel, be struck oat which made it ' assist in turning them out. The government had received regards the charge made by-mr. Kelly, to the effect that 'On the Ist inst., At St. Michael's Church, by the Rev.
, the ;. , carry a surgeon.
every
having more than 50- passen- no'information as to the rumoured acceptance'by Russia Mr. Somers, late Ky.. for sligo, bad obtained for eker. ' H. Carpenter,. Mr. B. c• Gandy to Miss Jane Gore.
, not •asmuch a, rgeon. The provision, was unnecessary, Of the Austrian ultimatum. Howley a stipendiary magistracy for £l,OOO, " that Mr. I On the let inst., at St. Paul's Church, Prince's Park, by •
fir, it was provided
40 3 GA,,D__E for by the Passenger Act.- 1 'COLONIAL CLERGY 'DISABILITIES BILL.--Sir J. PA.R- Kelly aeinsus an la ing e c large. espec -
had fil d • btt* t• th 1 ~ R t ethe Rev. H. lerNeile, DD., Canon of Chester, Amon Platt,
aseerta, w eo, having lei:eked at the Paesenger Act and GTOasked if • Mr. Charles Broetleut of
fifth son of the late . , , Heights,
r not eiou'ed that such chase - , i.s.if re
(). la ''3c'et to the a _lse was there inserted, would •, proceed with the Colonial Clergy Disabilities Bill during been entered upon byllr. Somers and Mr. Fair, Saddleworth, to Bridget, youngest daughter of the late
ido ~...._, s
am clause being amended as proposed. The :‘ the present session.-Lora .1. RUSSELL said it was not the to having
f th latte rd. li. f
procure •ar e r a pal pool:- aw gua ians rp or Mr. Edward Cavana, of this town.
for
a:Le_ a ended, was the agreed to, as were also the intention of government to-proceed with the bill. £3OO, the committee states that Fair made the statement On the 3rd inst., at -fit. Michael's Church, by the Rev.
7E7_4 to and inclusive of 228.
sited aura clause 229 being peal, Mr. HORKVA.LL moved as OXFORD UNIVERSITY. to 'Dr. Gray, but that "it is impossible to say from his M. Carpenter, Mr. J. Cubdon to Miss Caroline Cartridge.
.
' out nlendment, that the efollewing words should be in- I ("ki the order for further ed* evidence how far he was justified in drawing the inference
1 an :--," proce ing -on -the third DIED.
.. off . That where-fel-tiny master or mate is convicted I -redoing of the Oxford Universit Bill Mr. HEYWOOD he did." The general charges ;of corruption implied in
asti•
oeenteiene weeches of the Solicitor-General for Ireland and Mr. G. Recently, at Thurleseof typhus fever, Mr. M. R. Layne.
eanour underatas act, or is superseded by the , moved a clause, enacting that itshall t
no be necessary for . Bich' .Loier e
th , °--a naval court constituted as hereinafter mentioned,Moore, in 1852, the committee do not think were sus- 'Deceased had been a writer in the Nation newspaper, and
d ill e ooardof • any person upon taking the degree of Bachelor in Arts, • •
ce.e„. Trade may thereupon cancel or suspend tamed by the evidence of tlaosehon. gentlemen. Respect- was one of the State prisoners in 1848.
i or: his . Law, Medicine, or Music, hr the University of Oxford,
13. wicate. whether of competency or sertiee; and if the make or subscribe any declaration,or ing the 'charges of corruption made by Dr. Gray and Mr. On the 12th ult., at the Eaux Bonnes,lladlle Rebecca
die-- oe°,?trd of Trade, or any local.tnarine board, has
reason to the oath of allegiance, take any oath, save Lucas, the committee names the witnesses examined, and Felix, sister of Madlloßachel.
,wer. re
that any master ormat is,l or an equivalent deciaratioof
h who, those gentlemen said, were likely to afford informs- On the 15th ult., at Rome, suddenly, in his 67th year,
id 'ulaco dunfit to di e from incompetency or 1 allegaance. al re n nct,
dery -"rade may either inst' • • of , was seconded by Mr. E. DENISON, and Dr. Gray,the of `thosewitnesses has - On the 18th ult„ at ;Portmary-house, Kirkcudbright,
v local . Ante•ari investigation,
or may direct opposed by
dig ne marine board at or .32
ittamed the expectation of Dr. Gray ; and as regards the -Douglas Veitch M'afordo, Esq., formerly collector of Her
be . may be-eonvenient for the ft'
.arest to the place at which jr.Mr HENLEY, who said.theeclause was avowedly
cases instanced by Mr. Lucas, t not substan- 31esty s Customs,Glasgow.
ten . . ..,.pa les and witnesses to at- step to further demands and, iconceded, itwould ,i la tv, ‘e, to institute the sante • d., ..1 - On the 23rd ult., at Higher Tranmere, aged 43, Captain
b ,ge Board.of Trade ,an thereupon such
parties as , the university cease to be a Place of religions instruction,
Itefl „s'e raarbe, the I may appoint for the purpose, or 88 the lIS a saiversity, and be productive of the greatest - h* f mese re . Napier Mr. Moore 1
stance of Mr. Lucas, Mr.
~
~ , ..Ir. 3facart- los. Stagg, late of Coekermouth.
ocal marine-I,oar ney, and Mr. Bright, were examined, have been examined On the 23rd ult., at Livery, near Stranocrtin, of dropsy,
Mr' iii-,lee of a .locald, shall, with the assist- Mr. NEWDEGA.TE likewise opposed the clause. into and found groundless." With, reference to the charge aged 36, Elizabeth, wife of John Gamble. The deceased
the -ere is. stipendiary magistrate, (if any ) and, if The CHA.NCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said it was h*
.ce , no. such magistrate, efa competent la made against the Solicitor-General for Ireland, the coin- had been for two and a half years labouring under this
legal as' sista intention, and that of Lord J. Russell,nt, to support the
'79; •3"a '
agat• PPoutted by the Board o.T Trade,conductthe •mittee has given it the fullest investigation, and pro- disease, and was tapped eighty-eight times. On an average
inres- clause, 'that, after• believing
air' and loaeanclenay summon . seo„ . , the-master or mate to appear, the house, he was thereby doing the best for the a nounced it to be "false
"a° tithe"tuagiva him full o um Somers, the committee say "no proof has been made to to time exceeded 1,700 quarts; or 420 gallons. Up to the
mit in pportenity of making a defence, 1 rereity. He could find nothing in the clause to prevent
pow
Of otherwL4e, .and may exercise any of the , theuniversity from administering, as before, a religiousimplicate him in any improper or corrupt transaction." month of March last, when She had undergone the opera-
the 1,,,„fa, t procur:ng evidence hereinafter given to s • i edneation to the children of members of the'
Church of The committee thus exresses its opinion in reference to ' {ion for the eightieth time, she was able to perform• all
thempore appointed by the Board of Trade, and *hall E the subject generally-"It appears to yew committee that , her domestic duties with activity.
for th e°lldesion of the • ti on ngland.against a s •
the persons who have preferred,
of e case raves gation, make a report upon The Clause, upon a division, was carried by 2 33 •
t obi .to the Beard of Trade."-Mr. CARDW - ; Ewalt, Esq., many years secretary to the Standard Life
le o section to the te ou.eaw no against Vlsupport them. 'Your committee have Assurance
quiry,,have failed to .
;•1 Ns,
rise haji. better, at present, be ordered to addno dll Palmer's and ‘l3O ed : be , a few words to Mr. un e mer s (the school) inquiries
given every facility for this purpose, and extended their , On the 24th ult., at Oxton, Birkenhead, Harriet Alice,
0„ , • Clause was accordingly postponed. to a latitude which has not nnfrequently in- infant daughter of Mr. T. Niehols.
i ' clause •clause which materially qualified its effect, was warmly
. eo ee_, 284, attach lays dossairules as to ships t d bated, i d• • • •-
reception of idle o ;
volved them in the - : On :the 24th ult., at his -residence, HemeAderrace,
ais roaa'atco otber, aireleenDooo complained that the .riee
- e alto, upon a lemon, was -negatived 131
by -- tigation of groundless calumnies. Your. committee are of ' Bootle,. aged 32, Mr. Jones.
vage to 129.
IP CAI, 14)() aIIIbIgD.OGS to be understood b • opinion that those who give to the public these statements On the 24th ult., aged 8 months, Ada Mary, only child
eaa so, nWtoo soid the di y sailors.=-Ncr. The bill then passed, and the following new title was
"of teiered e . -ause had been anost elaboratelycon. substituted for the original one:-" Al Act to make ought to hare been prepared to support them. With of Mr. 3. Turner, Pembroke-place.
.00 Iles, _„ by experieired-naval men, by high l authori- further Pio •' n for the ood G tdE te • reference to the paragraph in the Times,. of the 6th Feb- On the 24th ult., at Mr. Birchall:s, Glasson Dock, aged
take 444 by the Trinity Board, and he couldnot th g overnmen an x nsion ruary last, the.committee report their conviction that there 58, Mr. John Bell, publican, Williams-street.
erY wewallpon himself the responsibility erefore of the Universioof Oxford, of the Colleges therein and
, existed no - oun ionforthe chargeswere therein e• a i nit.,James oo yeon son of Mr.• Chas.
f dat•
%vas upo ", however, ,eoni of altering it. -He of the College of St. Mary, Winchester."
the eia n the subject. _ muncate with- the Trinity-honae DESTRUCTION OF STORES AT ULEABoRG.-In answer of opinion that the langu .in which Aklis of Elliot-street, in this
'preferred,
and are . . =.-_ afr
uses..., they were clothed was uneuktifiable and calumnious." On the 2,5 th ult., at South Shore-Cottage, Sefton-street,
ink 00, hP to 413. The clause was agreed to, as were also to a ti Sir „I G '
ques on, .• RAITAM sae; the uespatcues re-
d, aged 81, Mrs. Ellen Bagman.
,„,e ,;„
easlause 414, wilich rla • kiting to this subject did not arrive until that morning ; -- On the 26th ult., aged 36, Sarah, wife .of Mr. C. W.
In", aa es of • e tes to mquiriea to be instituted and, when published in the next Gazette, the house and
suggested wreck and as SPORTING INTELLIG,ENCE. Shaw, of Ruseell-street.
ens of to ed that as a.•ualty, Mr. H. T. LiDozoz, the country would .be able to form an opinion upon it. e • On the 26th ult., in London-road, .aged 20, Margaret
er, iale_ ores
a, , -ere was reason to believe that several 'The officers had only obeyed their instructious and were
..,___,_„t •ea Avlaich'ns.d o Parker.
the oeca,,i,-;r-',,,, ...,1Y that of ccutilltd so frequently of open to no censure -whatever ; and, with regi'erd to the BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-Ennata. On the 26thoilt., at the residence of her arrother-in-lave,
est, sirable that 13Y sp the Europa transport-had been oracles destroyed, they were the very articles enumerated
tbe to regda
hat seee_ °lite:aeons cembustion, it would be de- as .contraband of war, even in treaties of neutrality, He The Liverpool Cup and Goodwood Stakes have been the Captain Hayes, of Bootle, Margaret Cronin, wife of Mr.
_a comb
.to -tzst,yrovision should be inserted in this bill 1 reed extracts from a despatch .of Sir C. Napier, whence it chief events speculated upon this week. Any adaance William Ceduciantz.
and that .11stion •'''
reighrweSzoice of articles from which such appeared that 11,000 tons of the enemy's shipping, Afloat upon 6to 1 was readily taken about Hungerford for the On the 26th ult., while on a visit to Denbigh, aged t 74,
th bill be - 'Liverpool Cup • Heapy met with a staunch oppoen who Mary, relict of the late James Green of this town.
t'at, of jecee contain_,a4)rehendeel.-Mr. C,Lit.e.wnee said or,on the stocks, had been,destroyed, and property to the • • ' • •
"aammato "L a Pro • ' petit, oti 7 ' • ' •
laid a large sum against him at 6to 1, and -ofl'erto go n re 2 th ult. -at her residence, Egerton-terrace, Bir-
de- Oa rY article. VISJOR against the.conveyance amount of between £400,000 and £500,000. Every ,effort
all agr 414 and the r-- hadheen used to distinguish between public and private at the ' but increasingdeposition was kenhead, Hannah,' el*of the late I: t Searles Wood
on ie same price, -an
_.r let
pate.ee - -eroal i laofbill b shown to back him for the Goodwood Stakes ; Tros and Oldham, R.N. of this town.
°'ll Seveeei n rig .c uses .the were property, ut the difficulty •of doing so was one of the -.,-
inane are also in force -for the latter event. 500 to 400 On the 27th ult., at Falkner-street, in his 30th year,
the' be a 4 •••••• new dam unhappy incidents of war. The officers and men employed
ras. , ded to th , . es were brought up and .ordered to in the service were not e.nly
',justified in what they had Lo
was offered
a°
g'
t the Days' ,Reid, ~ ram
gr. 14 e Da gar; and offers to bet even against
.and On the 28th ult., at Worcestershire, of rapid ,decline,
,y 0^ vaili ""sirISrALL said done, but it was their duty to do it, and it would be hard Scotts lots for next year's Derby. Closing prices : aged 20, Mary Ann, anly daughter of R. B. Anderson,
~ n/ an , 1 that, as there Avas no hope of pre- if, after fle performance of their arduous and perilous
tt, an the right hon. gentleman opposite to agree to duties, it should be related to them that the first notice niveuroox. cur. Esq., Falkner-square.
~, anlei, ,as 'the opinion of the shipping interests • taken of th • services in the House 6to 1 agst Baron Rothschild 's Hungerford—taken. '
was very their
UV Iph,;* diva on the sub'ect beshould •
withdraw the of the character of censure. oto 1 „ Mr. Harrison's M'eapy—taken. Esq., oreall-grove, Dolicaster.
tick (`,47,;enticeship clause of whjich,he had given notice.-Mr. Srsairs.--The House having gone into committee on 13 to 1 „ Mr. 'rreen's Lady Bird-taken. On the 28th ult., at his -residence, in Seacombe-street,
the tha`ihwtoo thought it must be gratifying to all to reflect the Stamp Acts, Mr. J. Winson moved a resolution for 14 to 1 „ Mr. Nicholson's Meter-taken, • Mr. Thomas Caldwell, formerly of Warrington, and the
or too, we had mooned our fleets without impressment and charging certain duties in lieu of existing stamp duties ; 15 to 1 ~ Mr. Knowles's Talfourd-taken. last few years manager for Mr. T. S. Eddowes, ship and
,4oaf t.
,w 4,trobel"..utuxty And that nevertheless there was a larger but, after muck discussion, the Chairman was ordered to 16 to 1 „ Mr. Copperthwaite's Early Bird—taken. anchor smith, Bath-street. .
''''' "ad e of sauna' ea employed in the mercantile navy than report progress, none having been really made. The 18 to 1 „ Lord Derby's Umbriel—taken. On the 28th ult., at the residence of his father, Southsea,
JO to ver
_a , say, ...been employed in it before. This, he was glad Dublin Carriage Bill was read a third time, and passed. 25 to 1 „ Mr. Morris's Kingston—taken. Rants, aged 36, Daniel Pinkney Hewett, Esq., of No. 9,
. 'f f was n • Belgrave-road, Pimlico, London, civil-engineer; deeply
And di °reign BQt the result of au increase in the numbers USURY.-The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ob- GOODWOOD STASES.
iyS. nChWil by eilalen gmloyed, for, on the eontry‘y, as was tained leave to bring in a bill to repeal tbe Usury Laws. 9to 1 agst Mr. Harrison's Heap,y-take 10 to 1. regretted by his widow, his family, and by many attached
the a late return, friends. t
ter' rhe - mercantile the proportion of foreign seamen The house adjourned at a quarter to two o'clock. 10 to 1 „ Lord Zetland's Tros-taken. On the 29th ult., in Fairclough-lane, aged 79, Mr.
jVg vhalliltaber marine had very much diminished. -- 12 to 1 „ Mr. Howard's Diana-taken. Abraham Bell.
test ,h_ in in 1852°? aPPrentices was also on the increase, for 14 to 1 „ Mr. Greville's Muscovite-taken.
the ail 0 .neieber . re had been 2,675 apprentices registered, FRIDAY, JUNE 30. On the 29th nit., aged 19, Mary, second daughter of
14 to 1 „ Lord W. Powlett's Exact-taken.
, Ali la 1853 Mr. Bernard, St. Domingo-terrace, Evertor.
eo. aolls had oiread was 3,163, and in the months of 1854 Petitions, were presented against the Mortmain Rill, 14 to 1 „ Mr. Payne's Cock Pheasant-taken.
de -hat 4;44, TrkaihelloBed it was no less than 3,645.- Mr. and principally against the 13th clause of it, by Mr. 20 to 1 „ Mr. T. Parr's Jonathan Martin-taken. ,
ace vere al Parabee of that it could not be correct to say GREENE, from Lancaster; against the Police Bill, by Mr. 20 to 1 „ Mr. IL Hill's Ireland's Eye-taken. THE CHARITIES.—(WeekIy Reports.)
tai v►ELL "..3(1 in igeo apprentices had increased, when they TOLLEMICIIE, from the corporation and inhabitants of
71e5 hat thalsd' the etztjr,eklidonlu 13,820 in 1854.-Mr. Conn. the borough of Congleton; and by Mr. HINDLEY, from Idle Girl has left Newmarket for Ireland. •••••1......1.
ioP The e:
were ,on tsbwhich he had quoted went to show the mayor and corporation of Ashton-under-Lyne; in Atwell broke down in the race for the Cumberland Plate. RAGGED
INDUSTRIALSCHOOLS, 50110-STREET,
13;
favour of closing public-houses and beershops on Sunday, Mr. Farrance has sold Cardinal Wiseman to Mr. Bel- ,
rePorted. -.ever, attendance, boys 69, girls 44 i sick list, boys 1, girls 1;
.100 A p -., and the bill was ordered to by Mr. MOSTYN, from Tryddin, in the county of Flint ; chin, for 50 guineas.
eav he _ EriTrox wag and by Mr. THORNELY, from members of the Liverpool Stonehenge and Sine qua Non have been struck out of obtained situations, girls 0. boys 0, . .
40,,ppyor, aide presented by Mr. PARKER, from Architectural and Archaeological Society, praying for a the Liverpool Cup. ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND EAR
ahner t ' Poles b system of decimal coinage, weights, and measures. The Earl of Portsmouth has accepted the stewardship INSTITUTION, 9, Ros-niora Jinx' 3.-New patients,
ala The p, S 611 S Polje4 le.„. urgeases of Preston, against
oel. e the - oteiroo's egoorie'ear• THE BISHOP or NEW ZEALAND.-On the order for of the next Bibury meeting. viz. s-Relieved at the institution, 178 ; relieved at their
ore be h,3 notice' he had-,;-,,,1L711r. LATA.RD, referring to going into Committee of Supply, Sir J. PA KIICCITON called Master Adam has been purchased dee, one of Stevens:s own dwellings, 52 ; cases of prevailing epidemic, 0 ;
tr. use to total, 230.
;see -.er h a speech -4.4.--" for calling the attention of attention to the eircumstances under which the allowance masters, for two hundred guineas.
the fond oase, on ~,, a,,,,ribut,-.4 to Lord Aberdeen in the (£600) heretofore voted for the Bishop of New Zealand Mr. W. I'Anson has bought the filly by The Anchor, ROYAL INFIRMARY, JULY 1. - ADMITTED ;
a 0 lid h speech 4 r-nondaY weekand d tlalso to had been removed from the estimates. This change had
- e t ewe , a ver lig a out of Cuba, for 65 guineas. In-patients, 34 ; out-patients, 9 • casuals, 14.- Ms-
g.); ?feet ~,. rusted red there hy him on Monday last, been made, he said, without any intimation to the colonial Michaelmas Maid has been sold to Mr. Fenning, for 150 CHARGED i In-patients cured, 221; relieved, &c., 13 ;
red tied, "' thatremoo the latter speech would have the authorities, and without the courtesy of a notice to the guineas, and goes into Godding's stable. made out-patients, 2; irregular, 4; dead, 2. - Remain in
ing ) the the thong, Misapprehensions from the public bishop himself.-Sir 0. GREY, having disclaimed, on the The Earl of Portsmouth is forming a racing stud, which the house, 163.
01 as giv?„i'ag of IV Ile should be acting in conformity part of the Government, in the course they had thought it will be under the care of Stevens, at Ilsley. NORTHERN HOSPITAL, JULY 1 -ADMITTED •
IS° Avi. (7:: ''. ho should
if he withdrew- the notice he their duty to take, any disrespect towards the Bishop of Lord Waterford's be by Seahorse, out of Red Rose, fell . • ,
Accidents, 68; medical and surgical cases, 16; total, 84.
an' ‘,.e. p New Zealand, explained the circumstances which had whilst at exercise last week, and broke his back.
ad AR DISCHARGED • Cured 15 • relieved at own request, 3 •
na' .r• C 0.., '4lER,Srlip led to the withdrawal of the vote, in consequence of a The Stewards' Cup, at Goodwood, will be run for this . • , , •
—,ne h -AR --LIMITED LIABILITY, attending as out-patients, 61; irregular, 3; died, 1;
f't rs i E movedsuggestion in a despatch from the Governor of New Zea- year on Tuesday, instead of Wednesday, as formerly,
tie, 1 osteesi 13, vele h a resolution, "That the law of land, that the financial condition of the colony enabled it ' ' Paddy Hff having had - . remaining in the hospital, 114.
ble e render
pre ni, liabh, ,Partn,,,. ~, s eve person who, though not to defray the expense of its own civil establishment. of naralvsis. was destroyed a few days ago at the Cursagh.

Lord Waterford's b e by Seahoise, out Of Red Rose, fell
whilst at exercise last week, and broke his back.
The Stewards' Cup, at Goodwood, will be run for this
year on Tuesday, instead of Wednesday, as formerly,
Mr. Watts's Paddy Heffran, having had a severe attack
of paralysis, was destroyed a few days ago at the Cursagh.
Sir Joseph Hawley has purchased Mr. Goodered's filly
by Harkaway, out of Red Tape, for 180 guineas, and she
has joined the Danebury stable.
There will be a trotting meeting at Aintree, on the 18th
August, the day after the Hoylake Meeting, at which the
best trotters in England are expected to perform.
' The Hon. G. W. Fitzwilliam has named his br yearling
colt by Bay Middleton, out of Bohemienne, Milton; and
his br c by Bay Middleton, out of Dart, Wentworth.
Mr. Magenis has withdrawn the objection he made

•aers every person who, though not
ergti, shares the profits of a trading con-
Ile hole of its debts, is unsatisfactory,
far modified as to permit persons to con-

er i'd",nabl
on,
tile luute to
~0 ten. profits e
t'P Uount Wit oat
fir e
'9lvvekr.

1 to defray the expense of its own civil establishment.
Much, of the misapprehension upon this subject, he added,
had arisen from the governor and the bishop having left
the colony last year•
NATIONAL EnucAnox.—The house resolved itself
of Supply upon the remaining civil

THE LONDON GAZETTI

of such coneernvs—onlevrmsof-shaling
incurring liability beyond a limited

TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1854,

C,ominitt

acknowledged

ir'
alu

estin;ates.—Lord J.RussELL,in moving avote of £263,000
for the purposes of education, shortl exlained the making, with a balance of
£BO,OOO, a sum Of £343,000, princi-
plesy p
ual
adopted by the LGovernment, and its grad progress
• _., ~..inhavKi arlinnlß faaplus.--

BANKRUPTS.—Thomas Barnsley, Ashton-under-Lyne
tailor, July 8 and 28, at 11 o'clock, at the Mancheste
District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Mr. Darnton
Ashton-under-Lyne, and Messrs. Sale, Worthington, am
Shipman, Manchester; official assignee, Mr. Hernaman
Manchester.—John Robert_ Hobern and Stephen Froud

adi -w`'st interest in the country, and that
of gl4.,:°unds there ought to be no objection to
_ !Ale I,m m,

ould Opera-1

nth,
nai

funtry, the proportion being one in eight, was not what
t should be. The deficiency had been relieved by a great
-Torts required

against Loi:d.Chesterfield's Typee, for carrying 51b. short
of weight for the Salford Borough Cup, at MancheslP-

Orchard-street, Alfred-road, Harrow-road, 'Paddington;
builders.—Richard Clark, West Strand, lamp-merchant.—
Henry Pearse, Welwyn, Hertfordshire,
place South, merchant.—Nathan Lang
Kent, grocer.—Robert Mott, King's I
Thomas Bray, Chelmsford, a
Pront. Addle-street. NN

but thes

Rip Van Winkle, a bay yea-rling Colt b
Dutchman, out of Medea (the dam of Wind
Whisker, was sold at Tattersall's yesterday

stance, s

e educat

zh has

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