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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-18 00:00:00

JESDA'S

JULY 18, 1554.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

,inich was pressed
_.,..1.—Mr. LOWE opposed
the motion, and said the existence of the grievances de-
,V3IIITRY attempted to answer the nounced by Mr. Blackett was no objection to the system
ought against the Board of Health in itself, but only to its abuse, which he trusted in a few
ommons but was called to order by Lord years would be removed without the superfluous stimulus
and obliged to defer his expl
anation. of a commission.—After some further discussion, Mr.
-shop of OXFORD also attempted to put a question HENLEY observed that all those who had opposed the
vithout notice, but was in like manner called to order by motion admitted the evil of excessive rent, and none had
Lord Colchester, and forced to desist.
denied that it was extorted by torture. This was an ap-
The Ecclesiastical Courts Bill passed through committee. pig state of things.—Sir C. WOOD said he did not
'UNIVERSITY REFORM.—The report of amendments on pbelieve the story of the application of torture, but it was
the Oxford University Bill was brought up, when Lord
impossible to prove a negati
MALMESBURY expressed his regret that the bill should be
be made.—Upon a division ve. Inquiry should, however,
the motion was negatived by
allowed to pass, containing, as it seemed to him, several
66 to 61.
very objectionable provisions. He objected especially to ROYAL MILITARY ASTLITM.—Mr. S. HERBERT Olt-
the clause relating to the oaths taken by members of the twined leave to bring in a bill to authorise the application
University, to the election of the Hebdomadal Council by of a sum of money out of the forfeited and unclaimed
!.°l?.gregation rather than by convocation, and to the insti- Army Prize Fund in enlarging and improving the Royal
trelUn of
private halls, which, by admitting Dissenters to Military Asylum.
AfterniversitY' would open the door to religious disputes.— RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.—LOF&D. STUART
0:4312ne remarks by Earl Delawarr, the Earl of Car- obtained leave to bring in a bill to render the purchase or
the bill' and
Lord Monteagle, Lord CANNING defended dealing with securities issued by the Russian government
_,_ns as it stood, and deprecated the removal of provi-
bw, sanctioned by a large majority of the House of Com- during the present war between Russia and England a
misdemeanour.
' --Lord WROTTESLEY moved an amendment to the The Ref,' 'a,
,hieet of which was to encourage the a thir? so .—After a short discussion, the r-
inents --- ..,,satived, and the report, with amend-
Ijo
, was ~ received.
Dia
The Indemnity Bill, the Insurance on Lives (Abate
of Income.tax) Continuance Bill, the Poor-law Board Con- )ok
tinnance Bill, the Turnpike Acts Continuance (Ireland) I.CT Bill, the Union Charges Continuance Bill, and the Holy- ical
head Harbour Bill, were read a third time and passed, s to Other bills were advanced a stage.l
THE RELIGIOUS CENSIIS.—The Bishop of OXFORD ed
se physic
complained of the grossly erroneous returns made of the
attendance at Divine wo. ,p, at
Which were refused.
Their lordships ad' ,urned at a

scale, mi.

ying small holdings,
meakeninz society.

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LORDS.—TuEsn

1 of paiperis

berlOUB charges
the House of C
Fitzwillia

s"iclY of Ysical Ph • scienc
amendment-
was ••

_..ration of Births, &c. (Scotland), Bill was read
me and passed.

lioiumed at half-past one o'clock

WEDNESDAY

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JULY 12

THURSDAY, JULY 13,

RCASSIAN

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The Speaker took the chair at twelve o'clock.
AIEDICAI PRACTITIONERS.—On the order for com-
mitting the Medical Graduates (University of London)
Bill, which extends to persons having the degrees of M.B.
' M.D., conferred by the University of London, the
11-,t to pract nncluding surgery) as those

Oxford
toy who have taken the same degrees at
bridge, a discussion of some length ensued, which
a division, negativing an amendment to postpone
iittee by 90 to 26, and the house went into cora-
a the bill, where its scope as well as clauses
It much discussion, the former being extended to rsity of Durham.

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bat Scliamyl

to the

COIT PAHLEN IN ENGLAND

Earl tiRAA VILE address
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a club. To me,

with respect to

t this accusation it

lad been an inti-

mate friend
,ce to say that Count Pablo...
of his (Lord Granville's) ulse of
distinguished men.
Wellington the late Lord Grey and other most
'Count Pahlen bad recently returned
to I.,endon from Madeira for the purpose of settling his
4fralre and retiring to the continent ; and on his arrival he
(Lord Granville) had only signed, as he had frequently
done before, the printed form recommending a foreigner
to the Traveller's Club. He did not believe that such
tooth VMS illegal or unpai--
he thought civility toward
whose country we were at war was just one of those mit,
gations in the old barbarous rights of war which modern
civilization had int,--1.--- ' -
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the CI

s well as t

-N Ts.—On the order for resuming
he Property Dis-
uld withdraw the
seeing the impossibility
The order for the second

,y 1 the Jurors
that Mr.

aid he

.--On the order forgoing
nd Juries (Ireland) Bill,
Whiteside would postpone
ssion the committee was deferred
e months • so the bill is lost.—The Absconding
s (Ireland) Bill was partly considered in committee,
airman being ordered to report progress.—The
reading of the Agricultural Averages (Ireland)
is postponed for a fortnight. —Some other bills
through committee pro forma'.
house adjourned at six o'clock.

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from Llanfaer and
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SAGE of LiEDS.—This bill having been read a
le, on the motion 'that it do pass, Mr. CIIRISTO-

3ubstitntion of the foil
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use, and the
Enclosure