The Sun. — 1857-06-23 (London, England)

DOCKS. On the motion for the house going into committee of this course were pursued. sioners might be dispensed with. He believed that if Mr. ALCOCK objected to the bill being proceeded OUPplyy Mr. 3RISCOE was in favour of the amendment. the Crown estates were propeily managed the revenues with at that late hour. highly cultivated person-she is, we are told, " admirably adapted for [society and its therefore no ) Name of Comp of Paid. I Price. tteorey., =•iiviie tit :nzi, :1,d(1): ..3e fwti Al abye ittn. =glealrV. P.h°l6:olo, Viscount RAYNHAM alluded to those cases of ag- Mr. W. WILLIAMS thou ht that if the amendment would be increased to 600,0001 e He would like to see Sir GEORGE GREY said that the bill was different any Divpiderend Amount Annum. Share. A.S t The Coroner said that the case was one of great Illite gravated assaults on women in to-day's paper, and said was carried, it would do neni to sto th p e extravagant the whole of the rents and profits paid over to the Ex- to the one of last eession, as the clauses objected to then wonder she seemed quite at home at the ball." But case must be adjourned for a lost viortcne exert:l4o he thought it would be as well to adjourn at once. golf we must positively refuee to make auy more selecthat he should move for a committee of inquiry as to the chequer at once, so as to get rid of the innunterable X s. d. X s. d. expenditure. He objected to the charge for the residence working of the present law. were not introduced into the present bill. local charges. In one of the forests the receipts was Mr. MILES thought the bill ought to be proceeded tions from this wonderful Gallery of Illustration. Commercial .. .• .. .. •• 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock. of the clerk of the Parliaments. It would be far better Do. Preference Stock. If If our own Court Circular would give us anythine ~ The local and metropolitan police are most ao 0 Sir G. GREY said that the only remedy against these 41/. 10s. 9d. and the expenses were over 3001. with, as it was a most important and useful measure. h East and West India.. 6/. pr cent. Stock. ,f 119 to ive these officers a gross sum. The vote also con- white k assaults was elevating the morals of the lower orders, tainged 5,000/. for works of art for the new houses. He Sir EL WILLOUGHBY thought these matters should He trusted, therefore, that the honourable member equally interesting and characteristic about our „ 100 o o 100 0 8 - Chingford Hatch. It was stated late last eveuiog ge and he had received a letter from one of the be brought before the house in the shape of estimates. woalcl not press the opposition. grandees, the general mass of mankind might take GralisLTlC.an..a.l 4/. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 - engaged in pursuit of the murderer of Mary o - ase wished to ask if any means was to be taken to comme. the police are in possession of a clue to tbe uturedeorse police naagistrates stating that those assaults had _de- morate the most illustrious man this country ever pro- Mr. BRISCOE said that he had not heard sufficient Mr. HENLEY hoped that if this bill was to be read greater interest in their amusements. Filially, let L Do. 5 per cent. Pref. 51. pr c,ent• 2Looek.o Zteoek.o _creased since the passing of the present act. te induce him to vote for the amendment, but if a a second time now, that a provision would be introduced us add, we heartily rejoice to see that Lord Napier duced-the Protector Cromwell / It would be a die- rue', retreat. Yesterday application was made to Sir se os motion had been made for a committee to inquire into the enabling reformatories to receive children from other has won such good opinions at Was ing on, an h. t d s ot .uKthaat, Li aprtionno :: ......: ..: 44% pLe rp 'ecr ecnntt.. 50Stoock.0 50 ~0- 0 -h. The subject dropped. grace to the present generation if this was not done. Victoria .. •• .. .. •• .• 5/. Os per c. y g that a Government reward may be offer& w Gnrraoyi,nSecretary of State for the Home papa is