The Express. — 1861-06-18 (London, England)

AIME AN- 30.17 68 65 E. b 2 alkoalil cull revive a euleitly. He deMed that was the pitiful and trumpery measure of reform, ■and had been die The motion for reporting progress was ultimately pew 6th of the following December, and his health having at Mr. Pee a, Mr. Haubury, Mr. Black, Sir B. Leigbtoo, anu paommoo nal • ae 5.8.1. b 3 lluadlon. it was. whether Galway we. to be • pocket reeled in their Mereitte° to enfranchise the great Pegmle- tired, aud, upon •• division, the fourth els rasigniag a length become apparently re-established, he was married by Mr. Cave. ennead 10.19 65 50 N.H. 0 6 ~,atio. or not. The time hod rad, unwed when they tom and wealth of Chelsea, ha was really surprised that seat te Birkenhead, wee ...flied by Big to 26. the co-respondent to the respondent at the parish diuretic/ The Rev. Mr. Rogers, Rector of the Cbarterhouse, GALWAY ✓ionkl consider in what mealier, are to what extent the they del not throw it up altogether. He could out see what The remaining clauses of the bill were then to Llanwenarth Citra, Monmouthshire, on the 17th of May, was examined at considerable length as to the nature of scsaaonoian 30.17 66 6! N.E. o 4 goveramem of Ireland ought to be reformed. Was Ireland prior claim Lootlon :"Diversity pomessed over Burnley, for in with some verbal amendments, and the bill ordered to 1850. The parties resided after this oe the Continent, and the education given in the Golden-lane schools, which are Ernaro9L •• a." 60 61 "IA 5 1 o Itobe as only portion of the Coital Kingdom noreformerff the Reform Bills of 11:47:2, of IA-44. and 11460 Burnley was ~._ reports,,on the 11th of August following the respondent was deli- supported by local subscriptions, and payments by the ewriemeiesmeee• lea: eees hee° 14dr" r 4 Placed far ahead. He called on the government to say e° , .., , Tbe present eaten of the government there was contrary felt the eb. vered of • six or seven months' child at Boulogne. The parents of thechildren varying from • penny to sixpence earemere to the interesi .tait wolf.. of the country. Ireland ought what place they would then...salve& propolkb. FOr his own Sir F. GOLDSMIII maid that he st_e_eneely petitioner on betag informed by the medical mau of the peewee's. He stated that during the last ten years there Lomas 30.09 62 67 KN.E. b to have ell the advantages of the union. sad he treated part he objected to see the cause of reform frittered away jeetion that these four seats should be gin nto one parte uterine age of thechild, was, according to his own amount, had bee au improved feeling amongst the lower classes on Dora as aa 114410 ml peat of the empire, and ad se • 'ohne. by this paltry pettifogging kind of measure. Let the cuter district of England-an objection which had been also matl astonished, sad ountemplatW suicide. He accord- the subject of education. He had not studied the mod P 01111110171" hooch 69 II F. in 1 lam k.utt-ris AN rose to Omer. Ho paohastad splash governineut bring in a good and comprehensive Lill ; and felt by the; right hon. baronet (Sir G. nd in case s• -, 1 the right hbe •' baronet eer J. Graham) should not be able Lewis),' if tegan a letter to his wife, but being seen by Madame "chi ales much, but believed that many pe„ota 16 octet to Poirrume 20.03 68 56 14.8. Z. 51.750eva 29.98 07 56 E. 0 3 O 3 the DAM earl slimming their lordships when there wee no teen if the Louse refused to pass it let them appeal to the 1 hoc. . Leteutre, his landlady, writing, with • stern, pale visage, sending their children to such schools. He bad no doubt pntweg.......tgt de 57 8.R.1 to resume his seat in the house, he should take an o Der- o 4 siemens before them. Much • course was attended with meet •Y• (Cheers-) P• and a pistol by his side, she insisted on knowing what be that the iutentions of the promoters of ragged school§ nuts meet inenereeietice an the public genies. Meer bear.) Sir G. LEW IS said the Lill was not proposed as a cone being brought up, of ethe tunity, oo the report - E.N.E. 2 - - 5 tendon University. hooch lhkl wi ;Heti _ How dem the enbie Iced k.„, that prehonsive measure of parliamentary reform. (Laughter claims of the y. took the pistol away from him, &ad sent her son to play wrong course. The discipline in the Golden-lane Houma 30.06 54 - N.N.E. a 3 h 4 the noble mid res the mom bendem does not mean to cam• and cheers.) It was merely • measure to supply the Mr. AYRTON said there would be great difficulty in chess with him, in order to calm his mind. He had subs- echoes was Letter, and the children in them Bases - N.H. 1 7 a 1 elude withi a motion for the ripest of the union ' empties created by two acts of parliament which had dealing with these questions on the report, and he hoped quently • violent quarrel with Mr. Wood, whom he ordered were taught something. Mr. Mann's definition of nagged Strom's... - W. I 4 e I etheed four mats to be without represedatives. AA te this the government would cement to recommit the bill. to leave the lodgings which they had occupied in echoes was that they sought to convert incipient criminals••••• • M•eti a - 5-5.8. I 11 o 1