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

IMPERIAL P

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panies of
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t case of companies established for the purpos,
carrying into effect great public improvements. All roa
"nals, aqueducts, viaducts, water companies, railways,
ac., in every company which was intended to be of utility
to the public generally, had thus power given to them,
and the Electric Telekraph Company ought to be placed
upon the same footing. Lord STANitY, of Alderlev
saw no sort of objection to granting to the comp^
which it sought by this bill, and which ha
seeli granted to similar •

powers

was tgen-
__ Th. e Ec

and pass 4
The to,
second tin,

2d) Bill was

Bill was read

, The Commons End
VIC.

Their lordships adjourned at 20 minu

THURSDAY, JULY 20,

EDUCATION IN IR3 I:PD.—Earl GEINVII
'the table the report of the evidence taken by
Committee on National Education in Ireland.
MERCHANT Suirrnia.—On the motion that the report
on the Merchant Shipping I
ELLENDOROUGH moved the
clause 210, giving power to s
case the vessel in 'which th

upon

to be unse
should not

'd STANLEY, of

very likel

suggest

the survey

inu3euger steamers, to tne misconduct of
Pdassengers thereon, and to reports to be made of all acci-
vessels
dente 11aPPeing
rd
them should be extended to passenger
also.—Lord .„TANLE:rt
f Ali pointed out
that there w.—

gers whichvere not steamers,
which wervall under the special Pf
enf ST Engra of rer
I-
tita

xcept t

A carrying

.migrini ships.

tendence of t}

Luen
Acts e.,"nrt of Chancery Bill, and The Merchant Shipping
Icl Akclital Bill passed 'through ctmmittee.—The Hien-
4y-ra Bill was read a second time. —The Savings-
anks -e
passed through committee.—The Turnpike
Trusts amendments Bill was read a second time.—The
Towns Improvement (Ireland) Bill, the Acknowledgment
of Deeds by Married Women Bill, and the Marriages
(Mexico) Bill, passed through committee.
Their lordships adjourned at 26 minutes to 8 o'clock.

FRIDAY, Jt

The Earl of ABERDEEN, in reply to Lord Ham-Tigthn,
statedi that no instructions had Teen sent to Lok West-
naorelaud to refuse "
44 _ n

tlsh troops.
_Earl of ABERDE

additional t 3 message respecting the vote of credit for the
takenito con uses
of the Ives, and moved that it be
omvocAconsideration on Monday.
non.—
The Bishop of LONDON moved "for
copies of re
• r. of committees of the convocation of the
Ponr7Mceef .thoe Cr:Tionter.bury, presented to the convocation."
and ch—n
referras
vacation and thea related to the expediency of making
gee in the present constitution of con-
in
it were made treeatumendations which were contained
among whom uy a joint committee of the two houses,
nin the most perfecttmanimity upon the subject
au prevailed,
11. • that There was no fear, if convocation were
, it would be ifisturbed by the unseemly die-
.7.".rens and contentions which were. the principal cause
e"Ltne discontinuance of convocation early 'in the last
tPtz.r3'• The Convocation Committee had nut felt them-
selves at liberty to enter inton matterwhich was of much
limPortance —namely, whether the laity should be intro-
taxed:into convocation so as-to make it in future a repre-
sentation not merely of theifiergy of the Church of Eng-
'but of the laity, or rather of the Church of England
at large. A great complaint was made at present, that
there ,was not a fair and adequate representation of the
clergy, and that, therefore, any question• which vitally
affected the constitution of,,convocation itself could not
be discussed or determined by the present convocation.
Another of the reports was -still more . important, and
related io the propriety of modifying the t present rules
and order of the Church of England, eons to insure a
more effectual ministration to the spiritual necessities of
the people. The committee had come to the conclusion

awa
that it-iiould add greatly to the 'value of-tice church, as
the instructor of the people, if some modffication were
nladc in her rules, by means of which she might be
tn4bled to minister much more-effectually than she could
innTre- to the continually growing demands of a continually
to 0,1- "g Population. These ;reports had been agreed
nQthlfls '-e`nY•Points with perfect unanimity, on others with

...
diffir t
thoughter; tidstas oif—egir7oCatioiT,,,composcid of men of very
he.o opinion In -oceletiastical ,matters, and
tlie manner in which the discussions in these
tc,nuenlitteestwere conducted, the entire absence of anything
;.1K Clernical debate, went very far to remove all ground
the "Ir:sections which many persons entertained to
-revival
of the synodical action of convocation. He
eutad not help thinking that if Her MAjesty; were a-
ei°tlslY Pleasel to allow the two Houses of Convocation
to enter on -the consideration of certain . subjects, theeda
liulalts: and-restrictions which at present elisted!orm
8 elellt s, and against the occurrence of irregular
or aei.s...

• tance thesmatters to
For iric
Her Majesty herself,
'flooni --discussions.
be discuss Qunsor.l. Ja be specified by
Ind 1' amembers of either house should trans-
, I at any time

kr"tee(l Upon thee
and prorogue -tb
therefore, that tt
deprived of that
other Christian el

!lid down

e two houses by her wr
,eChurch of Engl
privilege wi

hoped,
tad would not long be

_ . world—fbitt ;110(1h:a action, ',which, he believed, under certain Testrictsiocs, was
necessary for her well-being; and he trusted that this
statement which he had made to-night would allay the
apprehensions and• the obieetiong

Ippevitnewlo Sins
measure.—After some remarks from 1
L ore Ellenborough,
the Bishop of Lormos said he would move, then, that an
address be presented -to Her Majesty, praying :her to
.direzt the president .of convocation to lay a copy of
this report 'before • th& lordships.—The motion, as
amended, was agreed to.
COLONIAL CLERG iillssumirrus.—Lord LTTIZETON
asked whether it was the intention of her Majesty's go-
vernment to introduce at any future time a measure for
the relief of the disabilities of the eolonial cletm..—The
Duke of NEWCA.4STLV said that all legislation on the sub-
ject was stopped for this .aession, at least ' • but the atten-
tion of the government would continue to be directed •to
the subject, and it was ,hoped•that at the commencement
of next session a hill might ;be introduced which woald
meet all the objections that had been urged against
former measures.

The Valuation of Lands (Scotland) Bill, the Friendly
Society Bill, the Registration of Bills of Sale (Ireland)
Bill, the Sheriff and Sheriff:de& of Chancery (Scot-
land) Bill, and the Jamaica Loan Fell were read a second
-time:The Court of Chancery 13111, the Portland, &c.,
'Chapels Bill, and the Sawing Baas Bill were read a third
me.---The Highway -Rates Bill, -the Turnpike Trusts
passed Bill, and the General Beard of Health Bill
Zinlne,d through committee.--The -reports of amendment
e Town Improvement (Ireland) 2411, and the Ac-
13;0,7'edgraent of Deeds by Married 'Women Bill were
rand) 1a and received.—The Joint-Stook Banks (Scot-
read and the Crime and Ostrage (Lreland) Bill were
was izlizLned time.—The Judgment and Execution Bill
~helatts,„ LI by Lord Brougham, and 'read a first time.
Miourned at half-past six.

11Otjy,sp ~„ •
vv. COMMONS.—TuzsDaw, J.trvr 18.
The enpve
pecker.,,.,_.--4 took the chair at noon.
;Tis-18„ p ented by Mr. Perarr, from tbe Town
:IC°O,---`,l (4, Llanidl res
in favour of County Courts' erten-
,a ;,...us' Mr, BROTHERTON, from the mayor, ,aldermen,
N.::: unrgeeses of the borough of Salford, against the
insance lternoyal Bill ; by Mr. COBFETT, from the mayor
itud corporation of the borough of Chtheroe, setting fo ►
e
that bothe Health of Towns Act had been forced upon th
reugh inconveniently, and had caused great increase of
isr'es great litigation and discontent, and praying the
ZoLUse: to- suffer the powers of the Board of Health to ex-
'.1-e , also a petition the late mayor and the present
mayor of Oldham, the aldermen, and a majority of the
p,,,cly,n Council, praying the nouse to pass a Ten Hours'
7LprY Act, 18 ith restriction on the motive power.
- 4-cc The b went into committee upon
the INATion-- osse
th"e Vaccination Act Amendment Bill (sent from. the
;11ee t eOf Lords), and, after a discussion which exemplified
- IT.Proverbial uncertainty of medical opinions, all the
*, except the second were struek out.
,ulyR,
h. y, 11 PROPERTY.—The house
ot t went into committee
littewsrPiseopal and Capitular Estates' Management Bill,
shier.
~.e received from the Lords, and was occupied in con-
of thiens,,tjle clauses of the bill during the greater portion
The 1.','"'',..,g•
"„,,d aßree,4l:f the Committee of Supply was brought up
lue ,}:, - •
third time a
Bill, -Maio, Lo l Military Asylum
Th"ensditttihe mural Bill, the Roya .
rklac'asittalsed.Justice Bill were severally read a
thant
tenhsepelliescr
The h nr4 wa6 suspended at four o'clock.
that . e base esulned at 6 o'clock, when a member observed
0_
eeur re were
Reda there were not 40 members present. d
40accordingly counted the house, foun
members in attendance. The business,
r.... se, proceeded. raRNc c
Committee LAlms.—Mr. BOWYER moved for a select
Wiln t° inquire into the claims of the representatives
Go 'lain Sturgeon on the funds allotted by the Frencan
eajerument to compensate British subjects for the confi-
aneoll Of their.property.—Mr.WlLsox resisted the motion,
Tutll4' division it was rejected by 42 to 41. _
cotkina. .11Era.—Admiral IVALcoxr moved for a select
.. Ittee
lof Her
°quire into the claims of Capt. Dickenson,
lif,4e,_ on behalf of himself, the officers, and crews
urein
tiCe':_tY's vessels employed in the recovery of,
the (Leek of Her Majesty's ship Thetis, off L,ape.tr Frio, on
the
motion of Brazil: Sir James GIIATLAM resisted
i,, and on a division it was rejected by 43 to 42. . ,
colt -4.? PRINTING.—Mr. J. GREEN moved for a select
nr_paittee to consider the cheapest, most expeditious, ang
r„,nt efficient mode of providing for the printing require
for the }louses of Parliament and the public service.. He
tia,,7eLi to„ Point out a new mechanical process by which a
of itili °' C 40,000 a-year might be effected in this branxch
.
cheque e Public expenditure.—The Chancellor of the
as , and several other members resisted the motion,
LneY did not wish that the house should be made the
Medin
trart,m of advertising and puffing inventions which the
it.:7,. Would nth ......-.1,n- _.,,,,_ I . • .

• n wution for a select committee to inquire
tue management of the Lean Fund Societies iu

ig the company limited liability had been Tj
7 the Chairman of Committees. Other com-
unilar description possessed this power, and it
)st unjust to refuse it to the Electric Telegraph
Generally the house had not encouraged am
limited liability, but it had made an exceotim

habitat

Bill was read a third porannes, ac., 1
Mr. Serieant Si

motion fo
119 to 33,

ivitlidra

INAL P.

'committee

meat o pr
Bill.

Spirits (1
1 and &

a Riband

eland) Bill,
tland) Bill

5 minutes to 12 o'clock

WEDNESDAY, Jurr
took ti

elve o'clock

ned, in

e 011 favour of an am- t
*". ' liquors during
seven work
Bury, from

prohibit the sale of intoxicating
whole of Sundays ; also, from sixty-
it the bleaching works, Hampton Mills,
ghty-two workmen at Miall-hill, Mile• bottom,
) workmen at Tirwood, Bolton, in favour of
rs Bill now before the House.
c BusncEss.—Lord J. RtraSELL, in moving that
s' amendments to the Oxford rniversity Bill be

iness before the House. The Lords having
I no bills from the Commons (except bills of
read a second time after the 25th of July,
crdiar urgency, he proposed that the bills to
:o that House should be sent up by Monday

TSMPORALITItt.—On the order fo

Ireland, adjourned on the sth of July,
s, in a long reply, attempted to answer
wade by the 'opponents of his motion.

ntroda

the bill was flegtitivea Its

5e went into committecon
and) Bill, the first einnse

d the fine ar

NG to bring

ibrary in Dublin ; to Mr. SOTUERTOIT,
e acts in force relating to friend
J. GRAIIA.NI, a till for altering and
wisions which regulate process inthe

amending certait
nigh Court of Admiralty

rutournedat six o'clock

THURSDAY, JvlL's

EDIIRE.—The order of the ary for
umittee on the Crimfßal Procedure'Bill was

by Mr. I

Metropolitan +and Provincial Lr.w Asso-
_ hat the 19th section of the bill.for sum-
mary execution ou bills of exchange may be txpunged,
and that clauses may be inserted to enable s47.icitors to
note bills, and for other amendments.
Tan SMOKE NutsANcn.—ln answer to a question,
Lord PLEMERSTON said that; the Smoke Nuisance Preven-
tion Act, assed last session, would not come into operation
until the Ist of August next, and, consequently, all per-
sons wiz. were affected by measure hats had ample

enable them to comply with the provisions of the act.
Metz MONEY. —ln reply to an inquiry by Mt

been leased to order t

house, which he expec

stated that Her Ma

,sty had

credit for £3,000,000.
added, for a Committee
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