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gyration) Bill, and other
uppression of the slave

he Slave

w the attention of the

rants fro

la, and

his country and

_
government would
riven by the House

'.^.7GTON

is works in

was no intention,

ent, to depart from any of the
referred to.

)ration Act Amendment Bill

iie Marquis of LONDONDERRY

,m the House of Common

oms Acts (new tariff) Bill,
3 ordered to be read a second

that on Tuesday week he
,use to the general distress

of, and their lordships

COMMONS-THVRSDAY

reply t

of the ratified trea-

VERNE% it was illti

ation of in,

b this year

qu.,_ _..,.. ~,i r.
n to alter the standard

[option of a silver one.
stion from Mr. M. Miln

1 government caused
the duties

on to rais

He had also

ambassador bad received no

he house to the pr

e drama, as set forth
Mr. D. Jerrbld, and

he petitioners were,

d by the patent theatres, which was
nd prejudicial to the public : and the
e licenser. They prayed that drama-
ht be regulated by more equal laws
ported the prayer of the petition

Voted any portion of his
not, therefore, prepared

any other hon. me

forward a meast

HUME E

is best consideration

n• a copy of ukases issued

.n government, respecting the adminis-
The hon. member regretted that Poland
its nationality, and said that in his opinion
en for the interest of Russia to have acted
snner towards a country it had conquered.

seconded the motion.
pressed his warmest sympathy for the fat

men who -had sought

t every

'ES said he believed it was the intention of
Russia to annihilate the liberties of Poland,
leans by which he could be prevented from

limited, and a sovereigt

brute force

ice and policy of re-
was scarcely sufficient

such motions as the

It was of some

should be r

en it was considered that this
hich guaranteed the liberty of

said that no country in Europe could pre-
amount of wrong sustained as Poland, but still
ion that they should not ask for documents not
the jurisdiction of the house. The right of
a the part of this country arose from a treaty,
therefore, only interfere diplomatical' -
Sir R. PEEL said that in

R. INGI

reaty of Vienna

)t opin

ference a

he hot

2 a motion similar to the one
forward, which motion was

as broug

fore, think of

nt course on the present occasion. He
as a public man, that he could not think
sued by Russia towards Poland was safe

neither

ise nor safe to treat a gallant

To hold out any ea-

be Poles of interference on our part would be
delusion ; but he sincerely hoped the Emperor
rt a policy towards Poland calculated to
condition of the people and to redound to his

iononrable members expressed similar senti-

otion was agreed to

tiled the attention of the house to the
ich Hospital Schools, and moved the fol-
That in the opinion of the house the
Royal Hospital at Greenwich should
e inspection of inspectors appointed
vy Council on Education, and that
i should be annually laid upon the
le schools as at present conducted
,fficiently supplied, both in quality
Ins as well as civil instruction. To
__ inefficiency prevail, that boys were
rite who were supposed to be receiving

RBERT said that, as regarded the lower school,
ns of the hon. gentleman were quite correct ;
of that school was absolutely disgraceful ; but
lo means the case with the higher school, which
some admirably conducted boys, who were a
service. The attention of the admiralty was
ke subject, great improvements had been made
of education, and it was the intention to have
isters, and make other arrangements to render
efficient as possible. It was also the intention
ilty to appoint an inspector, and to have an an-

3, Mr. CowpEr, withdrew the mo-

d the appointment of a select cow-
; administration of the grand jury

Y said that the noble lord was pro-
iything connected with grand juries in
,atements upon which his motion rested

ations from Mr. LITTON., Sir W. So-

motion, which was negatived

then disposed of, and the

-FRIDAY

uld resolve itself into
is bill, the SOLICITOR-
uId be referred to a se-
; bill into the most un-