Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-03
IN PARLIAMENT

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Lords, LORD Brousham moved for elect commit
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The House ihtn Dsnt mn sDfsnai..ss On the poor
n" eontinusncs BAL f'Df hvs ycsFtJ b.. Dir James
Graham was bsdgs,sd ~, gssisz n plsdrs tbst a.
the next sssSior Dil should ~ introduced, making
extensive notifications d tie ezisilog system.
Noiwiihsiandine lbs, o. snsDl nsnt vas moved,
70 continue n. l1- IN fof,s Only ons ysaf; bot Il
f.f'rH In. Il a. 4
poor law wss one Of tic he West sins a the Whe
Ministfy, and The Consfryauvs candidates at tic
last election were prolss 10 promiscs that Il should
be done away. The Times ~ bitter on Sir Robert
Peel and hi' colleagues, Tor the non'iuifImenI Of
those promises
July l3.-On going mo committee on he bill for
the protection Of the Queen, MI Hume took ocea.
sion TO read her Majesty a lecture on economy. lie
would recommend a. they should aIyisl her Ma.
jesty 10 reduce the expenses OF her household by
one-haL-IIe believed that tho splendofs Of the
Palace were very unpalatenblo 10 the people. The
same principle ough, 70 be applied 70 tho whole ci-
wi expenditure, upon which no said Tint two or
three millions sterling might be saved. Particularly
no would call upon the public servants and tho pon
sOners Of the crown, 10 make sacrifice upon their
iEcomts ~ least for tao or three YEAR,.
Sir Robert Peel regretted, nd Sr Robert Ings
rebukcd this alu8ion 20 her Mnjssty's expenditure;
Mr. Hume defended himself and there was some.
whit Of an alteration. Finally tho matter was
tee, and the House went into committee Of supply.
The sitting was wholly consumed in a prolracted
struggle between MIR Hume and The House, the
former proposing reIronchments and reductions on
almost every item.
Jaly II. Several petitions wero presented IN
the House Of Lords, against Lord Ashly's mines
and oollcres bill, and strong symptoms Of yigo-
rou5 opposition thereto we're apparent. The Earl
Of Devon moved the second reading Of the Jill, which
was agreed 20, but not without limitations from
several eonl-mioe owning peers that tho bill would
have TO be modified.
The House Of Commons wos engaged nearly
the whole tine Of sitting in discussing proposal
w Mr. Hume, 70 throw open tho Museum and
other collections 10 the people generally, without
charge or restriction. Alter much debate the mo
ton was Withdrawn for the present, the Govern
ment promising 10 take the matter into consjdera-
/ ton.
July Is. The Queens protection bill was read n
second and third time and passed. Lord Brougham
/ m supporting u, made n touching alusion 10 the
death Of the Duke Of Orleans.
The House Of Commons was again engaged, in
committee Of supply, upon the estimo,ss