The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-01
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LONDON, July Sl.-BrHdlAneh has b
sued . call for Q meeting 10 Hyde Park
Sunday neKtI 70. protest against the In
Grease IN The allowance OF the Duke Of
EdllbWg On The 0Geaai0n Of hia marriage
Demonstration In opposition to the pro
posed increase were mAde yesterday at
mol ttiAghAm, Birmingham and other
places In, E9glepd,o :.aa.f.. ~ a-s..
The great noe for The GPOdROOd emp
took place to-day, And,wRs won By Flag
eoleb RsEoDin1 = second and Cremorne
third Nc, other 7hoFSS ham, The betting
at DE start Was 9 70 A against Flegeolet,
8 to 4ngslnst EavQnlqS, and 4 4to1AgaipEt
In t6e House Of Commons to-day Glad.
stone stated that the business Of the HOUSE
Ras 20 far advanced q. 70 warrant the
hope that its session would .be prorogned
on Tuesday next. 10 ,.f..sgty .,T yfl
The bill granting On annuity Of Gl25J 900
70 the Duke Of EdinbuTg upon his sp!
preaching marriage came up on its third
reading. Irl b.. ,g.'aIafa ...sg /
b p. 4, Taylor, member for Leicester,
moved that the second reading Of the bill
be postponed for one month from this
date, :. He spoke at great length In sup
port OF his motion. In the course Of his
speech he protested against the frequent
applications by the Crown for grants Of
annuiies to royal children, he said such
applications place the Queen In an unfa-
vOrable and unsatisfactory light before
the public. He thought II the civil LIST
was sufficient for the pfoper maintenance
Of the royal household, the Crown ought
TO surrender 10 the public treasury the
immense private property held BY It, he
held that Il her private property be re-
tanned by the Queen there can be no me-
cessity for the appropriation provided tot
in this bill. He stated that the whole
management OF the civil List naturally
gives rise 70 numerous grave sus-
picions on the part OF the public,
by reason OF the secrecy with which 1t 10
invested. He Rlse said that tbs people OF
Great Britain were not interested in the
proposed marriage Of the Duke Of Edin!
burg, and besides that the latter receives
an ample allowance now Wrung fom q
reluctant and indignant people. ~, .mn.t
Geo. Anderson, the member from Glas.
gov, seconded the motion TO postpone.
He declared that the proposal contained
In the bill was q disgrace. g..i !
Edward P. BouYeIie, member from
Kilmarnock, and John Sidney North,
member for 0xtordshire, spoke IN opposii
ton 70 the postp0nement of the second
reading Of the bllLS IN .irt. .., W. II
Mr.. Gladstone repretted the tone Of the
discussion. which had taken place. He
denied that the Government had main.
tanned secrecy touching tho manage;
ment Of the Grown property, The civil
List, he said, was never intended 10
provide for the q. portloning Of
the royal children. Parliament must
either adopt the course at present pro-
posed and pursued with regard 70 those
Of the Royal children already married, or
provide for an increased civil List he
upheld the prpposition contained In the
bill, as 1t gave 70 Parliament control Of
the conduct OF the crown Of the Royal
family. -..
A motion 70. postpone was Lost, and the
bill passed p, q second reading by o vote
Of 1872 ayes to ,1s nays. II r',,....