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>gle, Lord CiNNrN defended

noval ofprovi-

majority of ti

moved an amendment to the

t of which was to encourage the
ice.—After a short discussion, the
ived, and the r

h amend-

---,unity Bill, the Insurance on Lives (Abatement
t. Ancome-tax) Continuance Bill, the Poor-law Board Con-
Blfl,llanee Bill, the Turnpike Acts Continuance (Ireland)
cu, the Union Charges Continuance Bill, and the Holy-
ead Hal'hour Bill, were read a third time and passed.
advanced a stf,,,,
of OXFOR 1

6111112LIGIOVES CENSUS.—The Bish
Iplained of
fl.dance at Di

tarns made (

ip, and moved for s,

THURSDAY, JULY 13,

CASSIAN SLA

d it had att

I D and

that Scham

COUNT PAHLEN IN ENGLAND.
zlxvittE addressed the house with res'
e Tri,tl„ .

~'shlen in
toTue against him of-having iutroduced Count at.
would suffice to London club. To meet this accusation it Bill
mate friend of il.say that Count Pahlen had been an inti- passed
Duke of %yew, Is (Lord Granville's) father, as well as the The
.;stinguished igton, the late Lord Grey and other most
men. Count Pahlen had recently returned

rrorn Madeira for tilt

wiairs and (Lord Granertir,ing to ti
vol

purpose of settling

continent

uone before:We)nutonly Signed'
as he had frequently were
to the the Printed form recommending a foreigner Amis.
conduct rr a_ veller's Club. He did not believe that such fall
he thought MP-
„,_

~al or unpatriotic ; on ti
count
--.....-ility towards an individual strange.
ivnose country we were at war was just one of those mit-
Rations in the old barbarous rights of war which modem
eivßization had introduced. He ho ,d therefore, that the
I ,
,ludgment of the house would acquit him of having acted
improperly in this matter.
Lord 111,11.31Esnunr had known Count Pahlen for many
Years, and could not see how the welfare of the nation
-could have been pre,udiced by his short stay to settle his
aids. He would take this opportunity of calling their
lordhips' attention to the graceful attention shown by
Countess Osten-Sacke to 'the prisoners who had recently
fallen into the handß of the Russians- at Odessa.
The Marquis of of
Lord Bnour—
the Earl of CenLISLE a',ld :i1; bear;.--
to the worth and
lightened -- 1'

Le contrary

Ax, and

it Pahl,

„,per exception treatment of theo tt
sul
Campbell, EllesmPr
strain +'

shed character made bina a very
,e -rules commonly laid down for the
3ects of a hostile power. Lords
-ad Aberdeen followed in the same
• Protesting that, after the unanimous
pex.mpres_ sion of feeling in the b house with respect to Count
"'"len, he hoped it would not be d that that
suppose
no.bleman had returned to this country on .a secret
b4ssion to him.

MERCHANT SHIPPING BILL,
mLord STANLEY (of .Alderley) mooed the sect
ene bill, and, in doing so, stated generally the improve-
s it was contemplated to
.effect.
„lord CAMPBELL concurred in the
..".111, Which he thought would be attenueu with
rte,
With regard to the liability of shipowners in
cu.% of accidents, he was in favour of limitation to the
l'altte of thd ship ; but would reserve his consideration of
the mole proposed till they got into committee.
CoLenEsrrn was highly favourable to the prin-
ciple of consolidating the laws affecting our mercantile
,marine, and was glad that the whole subject had
been
brought before them in this bill: There were one or tw
Poillts on which

Id reading

general objects of this

aeneticia

iought amendments might
e would submit to their lordships

and these h,
bill went into committee.
The bill was than rant]
rn, •

be made

-----.upt
rnrough committee cy
.tall ana tne Aew t'orest
Pa sse
hd. Oxford University Bill was read a th
A long and
of "3141mE
warm discussion ensued betty
of r.ONO,- R
8131 TY, the Duke of NEWCASTLE, :
Doer

GSir J, INORL respeco ting the withdrawl
~uCY'rrang,►
f the Landlord and
only result of which was that the Duke of Ne.
theinauitained that the bills were not government bills
Earl of Don ou-olmor. Trio;,,+,,;msA ♦4"'" "-
The hAnn- _

at ten minutes 1:

FRIDAY,

JULY 14

h Australia, complainit.„

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