The Sun. — 1856-06-21 (London, England)

CATTLE.- Fat beef was sold at from 10s '. Health, according to the census of 1851, eo far as can be Jiis academical education, to raake or subscribe any de- taken without subecription, ea overturning the distinc- waY casting a a g . ,1,) ,a.ns 3.: conhrming the appoint- ble lord at the head of the Government. He (Mr. Ben- if murder had been committed for the purpose of plun- score ; fat calves, 5d to 5Ad per lb ; barrette erre rabuoctteriert he amount of money, ifally, borrowed or claration, or to take any oath, any law or statute to the tive Church of England character of the universities. ment of the three ch pl i t Belfast Asylum. The tinck) and a large party in that, house were opposed to der, it is not at all likely that the murderers would 6d. per score ; cows and calves, 10/. to 161, •Is , h ascertained ; t Belfast ha • eo - s este • The object of his motion was to prevent such a result. governors of Ihe gaol at d received the salaries the second reading, and they felt it very inconvenient have been content to carry off a purse containing only calves, 5d to 50 per lb., revalue calves --; -8 • eed .otherwise raised on the security of th e several rates or contrary notwithstanding. uple; ewe : I ino aud it was rather an ure • - ' Mr. WIGRAM thought that the insertion of this Mr. BOUVERIE sail the clause stood now as it came of three chaP-a• o rieractous ac, to be kept in the house watching this bill, which bad a few shillings, and leave upon the hands and arms Sheep, ewes and lambs, 1/. 14s to 21. 5s per co rigs, revenues levied or received under the 'authority of ; to a them each. • • lause was unnecessary. Why should they introduce down from the House of Lords last year. Tiler° was no of theirs to refuse p y . been keot on the papers of the house night after night of their victitn rings and other jewellery of great to 7ed e wethers, 6ed to 41; lambs, 01 Os , a„, les eloe powers transferred to such Local Boards ; the Public c 'to this bill what was hot required in the case of the Ox- test required at Cambridge fur a bachelor ; but maeters Mr. DAVISON was eurlarsed that the right. lion. and fer some time past. He hoped that the noble lord would value." !arge size, 45s to 5.15; second size, 24s to Z Ilds..,'„atti lb. ffealth Act, 1848, with the con:Pent of the General in to 2N ; suckers, 68 to 12s. Rough fat, olie rBaard of Health ; Acts of Parliament subsequently ford University Bill? Such matters as this clause pro- ef arts were required to sign the 16 canons o , . f 1703 learned gentleman should have stated that the governors name a day when he really intended to bring it forward, .-..._ __ . _ d thnse salaries and refus d Pork carcases from lOs 9d to lls Od per scon 1. • d b uch Local Bearde, with dates of such Acts posed to deal with ought to be left in the hands of the ' which was substantially a deelaration that they belonged had receive e to pay them. The so that the queetion might he finally settled. °beeline y s t f d f • From the London Gazette of Last Night. to the Church of England. nee objects of the bill was fact was, that the ra eor e raying those salaries had Sir J. Y. BULLER boped that the noble lord would --a—. orities respectively ; the amounts of outlay incurred, or now college auth . ulsory le the hal