Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1862-06-25 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

MONDAY. member, but thought it inexpedient to press the ques-1---patriotic and useful, and he thought the Government What had been its origin ? A paper had been laid on a.m. pen. p.m. Cm. p.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. 8.111. I p.m. Their lordships met at five o'clock. tion. Cardiff Docks were not justified in what they had done; that their fore the House in which the cost was estimated at The Duke of ARGYLL gave notice of his intention to Mr. Hoeseatt said the question had already been Cardiff proceeding was harsh and unreasonable, and that they £11,500,000. Lord Palmerstonhadstated itat£9,ooo,ooo; move for copies of the correspondence and regulations to fully considered, andhe was surprised atthehon. member Llandaff 939 324 639 9 9 4 9 Quaker's Yd. Janet. 837 222 659 27 427 had followed a bad example. the then Secretary for War reduced it to £5,000,000, and pen.yrch the education of pauper children in Scotland. Me did so at raising it again. 946 331 647 916 416 Aberdare Junction 848 233 711 38 44$ Mr. A. Bisucz was able to give a direct denial to the the present Secretary stated it at £6,500,000. Yet Lord the request of Sir J. M'Neill, the President of the Board Mr. M. GIBSON was of opinion that the Bill, as it Taft% Well charge insinuated, if not made, by Mr. Maguire against Palmerston had talked of the inconsistency and vacillaof Superintendence, who was anxious to vindicate stood, appeared a fair compromise of this question. Treforeat Mr. Layard, whose conduct had been most guarded, and tion of the House. Ire considered that the Government himself from the charges which had been made against The amendment was then withdrawn. Newbridge - Aberdare Junction .. 10 18 437219 48 4 48 Pentrych him. Mr. AYRTON moved the clauses limiting the liability The discussion, which was continued by the Attorney ing funds for a large expenditure not by taxation but by Quaker'sYdJunction 10 28 413 732 958 4 NZ, Llandaff 926 211 7St 1 10 416 The Jurisdiction in Homicides Bill, and the for loss of life or injury, and empowering the Board of General, Mr. Roebuck, Sir R. Clifton, Mr. Scully, blr. loan. Under the circumstances, however, the great Troedyrhiw Discharged Prisoners Aid ,Bill were read a second Trade to appoint naval courts in certain cases. After Whalley, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. P. Taylor, and Mr. D. Su- point was to get the Bill (to be founded upon the Merthyr lO 45 430 750 10 15 5 151 Cardiff Docks time, some discusaton both clauses were negatived. moue terminated in the withdrawal of the motion. resolution) into Committee, when the whole scheme Aberdare Junction .. 10 18 4 3 721 948 4 461Aberdare The Lord Chaneellor laid on the table a bill for the Mr. LAND moved a clause that chain cables and Lord C. Hama:rex called attention to a return and to could be discussed in detail, and he thought it weal,' Mountain Ash discontinuance of the Queen's Prison, which was read:a anchors should be impressed with an official mark. Ile the constitution of the Grand July panel of the late be therefore better that the amendment should not be Treaman first time, contended that this could be easily effected, and that Assizes at Omagh, and stating in much detail the particu- pressed. Aberdare • 10 40, 4 251 74310 10 610 Aberdare Junction 813 9 20, 7 6 33 433 Their lordships adjourned at quarter-past six o'clock. it was really a question of saving life. He should lane of the case, inquired whether any steps had been After a reply by Mr. OSBORNE, who said he should not sourn