Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-07
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
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Parlin snensury proceesssuys.

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In tho House OF Commons, the 9Th Of July, a
what curious petition was pr,<,n,ed ,f -. h.h an. ov,,
notice is given 80 ~ -
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An...,n. E,sS.,a p.ssen.ea peueon IRON Char'es
said he claimed the n,o,.s,, Ino peI ~, s
| not been able 10 Obtain ;n.,s =, ,h $50, ~ - ~ u
hi. fathers J.,,h h. y. o 49, " Jaw n. On
that at that period the Primo, Rsn, S.~.s 60. M
FOURTH was Announced nj. .,.,i,."T ~, ' ~ 'ke w" ~.
eighteen when ,eeorJns =, IT, -, " "0 sso " y.
Brunswick n, attained hi. p,,io,,,, n. .i..i -,
| OF his privileges and fo,mn. 49, -, - es "
that when be ,tt,in.J AZ. o.. r ,eu
Cambridge who WAS then resroy of Hsno,s, n ,nr,,r,
ed his gu rdian: thar rsxoh,,o, .I,.,.s.,i 80 -
and the then resniug Duks Of R,,n.,s,~t -. y.
his crown and slso OF nj, pry,,e fortune ,h,, in III
revolutions il had been euston,ry ,o allow. mn. 5n,.J
prince retain hi. private Possession. b,, The ro If
brunswick Is now held by m. Ein. :, U.a - ~ "
self-.tyed cura,or- con,,,rv ~ il,x ,nJ r.,
the petitioner has made yariou. ..p,o,, 10 ,h,.,, -
dress all Of which had failed and th,, !, h,d -.
in accounting for the rey.nn.. o1 an. h ,h, ,,iao
900 year reunited 10 this country for The suppor, of
the petitioner who denies ha received one h,lIin.
The petitioner not only praye for epou,r on nj.
count but because there were certain p,d. n
tectng the character OF portions OF tho roy. family
Of England. The hon membe, moy.J tbs, ~ n.,;,;
should be printed with the votes, and gave notice Tia, h"
would call attention OF the house 10 tho .ub
jeet .Ise.
July l3.-The re electd officers of IN. Crown took
seats. Lords John Russell Pslme,on and Mar
Gus HILL Sir George Grey, Sir John Cam Hobhouse Messrs
WOOD Laoouchcrc and j. Jervir, Admiral Dundss Col.
roa ana capt betke'ey, The papers say
when LORD j. Russell had taken his Lord &. Ben.
uneh advanced and heartily shook hands with the noble
., ,,,' h "a mat The proeeuens'
;.,,,,;o, ~ s. n Pr -. peo uuinR inc sunnn-
n,in,s,n,;sI "a - 49, ~ consequently now on the
uo,,s. or, ,,n,,,,as,
Tnr Ton,cs, 6,,,'ss n p uesuay, yuiy ifh
-, M - - D0ts-pt. bowrng called the sten-
Won ~ @ 20 returns procured by Mr. Hume,
49, I ~ 1880. ei.n'es created oy me enormous
80 - 81 90 -eN0' 'V' 'e purpose OF showing mat
~ "a sOos'eo s91ieu revision Ia the course
.t.t NC P'o'eu ,na' mere were more sell
IA. - 49, i' ~ s'y o',. auee-,ha' mere were
- -. -; S 49, 20 s'Auks"ns 'ooaeeo man Tor
s y 80. 49, .ussnue' 'nat inc NUMBER OF con-
ri - 80 :, 49,, !. pau as ms contra.
go. ,h,, :, 80. S;; nv. ip W oee0me much
- :; - -. - 1.iu "e",o' aisihs 'he Popu-
,s 80 -, - . .1"ut, anu nai u was, IN con-
-, ~ ia - ha :, s VI human crime ana
,muOgled into the country 80. qsS'y :, .ooaeeo
I.rIr ;n,,oJncsJ ,hro,rh g. 60, ~ e quanuv regu,
,h,, ,hi. ,csnl, ,,,. rI, .,;; S ooser'su
Ties mon tobacco We're 40 b;,b - -, t 81 o Nv
10 heat IN. governn,en, >Sh - III n smuegiet
f,.,s .lr;,.J hv ,ho ;r,r; 49,, .. ,' ,is' 'ne
act called pp,n The -, -, - ~ ~ o 'ue suo-
th,t il would IcoI in,o ,h ,s 80 49,, uso p,eoge
n,rc,s n, tho ro,,,-r -. - ,I' u noA' 'ne n
rorcInd.d hy moyi,S h., ,L ,s , Sue'u''ou' ne
SION. ' ''0-o'' Nuu'' require fe'i-
MIR Hume seconded the u,o,,o,
On Mr. Stafford OrR,;.n -, :. 1901. -, =.
there were not 40 members present when h gons M
adjourned r' ~ "e iiouse was
SpecuI,,,on
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49, :, 80 - ,; g oe elgoyeo oy 'he Russell Minis
w 80 ~ So :" OPe" fuesuOh' parhes not having yet
Ln,lv Of The late c,i.;. W. $500 @ Al'er lne hIry-
- = ..,,,. - - ,o.L aPPenu SONIC remarks from
'""" NuSseus tpeeeh, including the dry list OF
,n I noaoei IL possesses historic in.
$50, Iiis Wuat pain,efs would call his second
ut y singu'aIy pam frank and earnest; the
Jun ~ !" I ~ no way designed Tor effect, but Just
enueu !" express he actual state oil facts In it
hSuh 10 nus; me present Ministers as far as they
nu auoP' Tue oiils lett diminished by their
$500 - - ~ pai's y, some oelng OF very de-
. Au, '"eY Ieiinqush ior the present. reserving
mem 10, 'se' eo1sderauoni the rest relieved from the
PS' a'o uNep W pass Win AL the greater ease.
49,. 80. .t''' VI tne mnS'fy Lord John did
s. ~, S Iu"S ",e" VINO "oulu oflne TO II the
s' iHnsoU support, Du' he housht u mpraeiieable TO
compose CsoHe' united IN opinion on every point that
s 800 i a'nAh h MS e"he aeues are agreed
" sra 80, ~" u'ey arc prepared 10 act upon at
, 80. " ni e % nee uauo principles Is among
'"e nuoe'' Oheis Oh "heh mere 70 no urgent public
A." ,bs ir;sb Church md .hoy, ~ llS Kind
and his COLLEAGUES .ev,r,lIv sn,.,,sio Inn
and will vote according 10 their individnaI e,ossn
The whole OF his statement was emnentIy nr,c,;c,I "a
he purpose 1t was remarked in the House ,hot he
had borrowed leaf out Of Sir Robert Pee's b5ok"
treating Things they are and not as be ,yud have tbe
or would have them look
The London excitement Of The sugar erisis h,. g;x.n
rise to reports of some danger to the Ministry We be-
eye their safety or peril depends entrev on thei, y
conductor the nature Of their measure The ,nn,, a.
that the protectionis corps which !, noor,ously $50 L.,
willing 10 lend itself to the West Indian N ,bev
please defeat Lord Johns BILL and is thought probab
that the sugar may be glad defeat the bill at any
rate hopes that Sir Robert Peel NAV obtain for Them a.
better barpainr, One tbing IN The cor, Mi rs - a.
landowner made light account would be all in ali 10 the
West Indians and would be valuable 10 the E,st Ind
allowance Of time. The mere free traders who
estimae every me asuTe simply BY the degee IN which II
aboshes duties instant abolition OF the derential
duties ON sugar and they boast Of great in
ierng continue for the term of IN. new
duty-unul 1919 There il little analogy betye. the
tyy" cases and their circumslanees
ave showed last week that there h nothing very urgent
in the prospect OF the AZ re.pect sr ,c.
or supply and as TO the notice the corn nave mad
longer since their change WAS officially an
nounced the beginning OF the session and thew are on
the spo Lord Johns project Is still undivulged and many
of the parties interested dwell across the ocean IL
s supposed that II defeated on the new sugar bill Lord
John will dissolve Parliament In that case he would
maurely hurry the country into contest, a six
months perhaps defeat the polls he