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W && made since ^ J ^ atAe of Con ^ iSSTrp . Twit ^ the " qucaiion uF fi ' irfft » iJ *" g ff *** " w »* ff <» ¦» SdU ^ ^ ilfcworthyiof consideration , and- had iW » t amn , lMfcslghfcbfr = - ^? V . > . 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Jimeito itimeiffltatements of . thfr transfer nod ( appH » r » iion of these balances ; alld . it was understood * AAt a ruleto that ) effect should be embodied in the pro-< -yiSO . 1 . ' ..., ; , " ; . : r r , :. : ¦ ¦ •¦ ,:- ¦ . ¦<¦ •¦ - ' ' ' ' , *¦; . „ " i - . ¦; o APRELXATE JUBISDICXKttf HUJk . , : r jQnijthe order for . going intoi ^ oommittee on this-biU , Jfyy KAiKKaGTjaBnB ! moved that Si be referred to a Select Qdjninittee . # ¦? la -4 / :. httntorousy sneecjk , he referredi ; to : thve feeble opposition wJtfcbnthebmeasuKe . 'had found in that Uqhss . ; ?/ '" <& : groatrpaanyvwowfebad been used . the other jojgb * pn this , subjec t * but the . noble lord the member for LpndonKii » nd , & eJ * igbt : jlUJn . vrgartleraan , i Sir James fiT ^ nij , fl loqaupaaae ' ^ o ^ elose quarters . n . Taej / lawyers , who , ^ po ^^ jied ^ tp lead the sHouse away fremlhe < j « esiion ^ £ > wyoaete & -lSsp the « otw *>« i «!*«! f the middleages , ; who fought eQAdayi 4 » d . le £ bn , okilled'or wounded . They semind & d him of ) th . eben , partridgea which , he . lately caw in ,-the - ' -jtyKatoYi ; 1 fit | ttering ; their wings t <*; lead persons ftway ' r ; frcon , their nests , . . ( Laughter ^) -He . hoped : tiey w « e % tte * t , niglrti going , to take the buttons from tafi ; ibilq ^ and , haw ' a ^ tand-up fight . No doubt the Govenor ! ynent , vhad , thjB intention of strengthening the appellate jurisdiction of th & House o £ Lords wban they advised jn ^ rJMCajeifty to create bis noble friend Lord Wensleydale apeer 7 forlife . . ^ Jfrutj as soon as the hare was started in ^ he . otherjlouse , the ball , was opened by a . noble lord , to j ^ pitt : fief ]« rould apply some lines of Gray , with " only a sfight alteration : — : . : ¦ ,.: ' . . < FpM , of ) within the gilded halls , ¦ When he ; had seventy ^ winfers , o ' er him , , ,: Tie Lord Chief 4 u 8 $ ce ,, led the brawls , , ; ' TSThiiej ^ aw and Justice danced . before hini , '" , Mjfj Cume ^ then ppoceeded t % 1 ^ bJrpjy ; . . futSbar 1 rldwiwlQ . W ^ tfie , ar ^^ ej ^ Jfeyi . readjng a t ^ ljuirleTOieir dramatio . sQenewi ' jH ^ n ^ , versa , wjwph oreat ^ d rgreftt , laughter , and . wbiob >; Wf der , QOY ^ 5 of a Yeaetian ficftion , was suprjqsed . to relatf i ttejpr ^ jdflu ^ Thisftofy ^ f , fy $ b > U in , the House , of XprOft . 1 Pram $ ag J & atffoaafitffo . measure ^ ; he , , denQun <^ d i % a « ** a ^ sKam , ^ and ol ^ fye ^ ^^ th ^ APpeMate Court w < ku ] 14 ifc ^ catjed t ^^ Qnse . qrj . l ^ prda , ! while ; in fact it wpuld . not pk the ^ tpiwe b ' ifJUqrtla , but , y ? oi ^ ld s ^ t w ^ en that H « u » e gft eft n ^ f si ^ T ^ e , amenfeient was s , eponded . b y M ? .: E j ^^ ^ JSMi 8 , oy . whfli ^ garded , ^ e bill as » n ; attenip > > JOf je ^ tin ^ is ^ f £ e , r > 4 w , er , pf ^ thejPrown , tomafce life , pa ^^ - —yfiis ' aM 9 jtipn , - w » s ,, ^ en 4 ed ., by , ^ r ,,: J \ fAL « srs , ; : , wlw ^ ou ^ n | , jt ^ at t |^ e bpl wf uldjj in , e # ty : t , < jaJce aw ; ay . app ^ r ' a ^^ r ^^ on ^ pj ^ . ^ llpuse ^ f I ^ or /^ , ip > vh ? ch ( # & fl ?(« W ( Wfi > ? ^ W ¥ - ? P ? 4 ' . ^ 9 ** rt . > yith . it nonMnaHyj , tt * - ^ . Wfft ^^ S ^^ ^^*'*^ JBWWWjHW . FfiM ^ WJWr ! ^ yftifirWPPrtfift W * i ¥ ft ^* IWB ^<; Y ^ ^ »* ( ORPPWd ^ ty ; ^ ^ SM ^ --nSftK ^ lM ?? ffwm'WM *< ffpng iy , » f . o »» w » t ## ? ffiV jMW ^ I ^ e j ^ vi ictWfiP A ^^^ Rt 8 P ^ i * fc * lawyers ) that the bill snould be sent to a select , cp ( iimit jt ^ e ,, and that te ei » gy ai ? , d decorun ^; dexnari 4 ed ; thflit a ; ^ J * $$ ffl < $ ? W H ^ i #° ^ j % . ' Wfl ^ eTft ^ WVs If . i ** '; ^ J ^ ^ Wftyto . Fft- ^ h . ^ ' * ' ^ ft »^^ 9 ^? 4 . f « e-fl ^ pf- ^ e se ^ ioQj ^ t ypuld b ^ . abdlcatingjits mpst ^ mpori |« a $ ^ cj ^ or ^ ^ ,, the b / ifl w ^ rpjnoft , an inyasionof fhp ft uejon ^ ! K ^?^ ! * ^ ) W # 9 WP- flWfi ^ jftjP ^ frjfr 1 . ftfi-iflW- S ^ % ^^ vl ^< H uW ^ r : ^ ' ; 'M ; Sl 9 M * ; e ^ reauJt ^ f . M ^ w ^ i / iM ^^ . ^^^^ ¦ # i » ^ IBra ^ -W / m-pd ^ P ^ flPS ^ isWSh lfc WPJ ^ iiafffl ; TOM ftfTOT WffH- ( 6 EW » i i j *« ^ Sb B JB ° ^ i- * o P Mi » f 5 WfWW ^^ -ev ^^^^ g . S ^ J £ ^ S ^ W'VJWPfl ^ WiWW * ¦ pMi . W , ^ W ^ i ^ I v «& v * = ft ? Tff 5 fi !^ f-iflff " . ^ #° yrWWM » ' W «» Ste 4 ,. t 9 ¦? SR 5 W * ^^ r ^ raW ^ W ^ y ^ fflP ^^ fl . PPB ^ A ^^ W 't & wL ^ W 2 ft yH -iflS 5 « r 5 ^ yfff ^ . v ^ . < ih ^ r affiWj'WWSk . r , flwtol' Tvaa ; paraiapufl ^ fiBfinr ^ R WA ) jw ^ 'Wftnf 35 ? w « fl ^ ^ Jm ponflh * of ^ Hnfffe'iQ ; > %% S 8 ^ « jM ^^^ 4 W ^ f % . m . f » y «» . tt » craaTOliffr peers , but at the . aam ^ | inM ^ hrnited Jt ^ exerclie . He belioved the measure would remove many of the evila now "complained of , and he therefore hoped the House would oona « rot > t 6 ^ cfvtoto committee . - > : i ^^^^ i ^^ 9 t ^ m ^ y ; , Mf- iRftw * wf tl » e .. , 9 ^ ut <^ - ^ W ^ P ffrf ^ fl ^ f » 'iHi ™ T ' v i ] W ere a , , prerogative , in > th ^ MrpWri ^ p , < jreai ^ Jif ) a pp « M * ttie , foilj , ^ m ^ tod , ifs exercisq ^ p ff , ^; P WP < ^ F ® Wft »>( l 9 W 5 l « iraon 8 . aitting in , fto ? ' « 5 W < W ffijWt ^ flW appeared— ,,,., ;^ f , il <> j 5 ^ m «« ^ 4 > nent ) ) ,. )< - / r . ^ .,, , ^ ,,, ^ 51 ,,.. ; ,,, /¦ - (!«« ¦ yfnWnWMfiii ; v . -. ii' . ^ n-... •> - «»« .. MufvAWu ( r } im' » i > ( nQililo < ijf » : >> j , v »' . dj / l . ii'iix-xiiX . 'T T |~ :-cnl'i )'
. The blll'VaB ^ refere'Wered tb be ^ e ^ rre 4 _^_ a "Beleet Ouuiinittee . ' " " ' - ¦ ^ --. v . ¦ , The ^ i ^ d o » i « K B « n > oE ^ AiStev < LsiaiAi « CK > Brri ., ' the C < wwr ' Oi r i < Sa *^ c Brii' Rfec & rreM ( iraS & Afrro ) ¦ Brtt , and the PniB « OT >^ Biai 8 J ^^ Brxiii , ^ were respectively read a tH « f tline ^ toAl ^ assea ^ ' ' .- - ¦ ' » - ' '" ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ;•' ' >; ; , / STAMP DOTIKS , & C . ¦ -- ' - ' ¦; ¦ i t i Tho ¦/< 3 BKMr ©« aio « I'BP- wb * ExcHESfttrnft obtained leave to Intnsducetwo blllBi-sdttei "to reduce the starirp duties * « nedrtaint > instruments J of'pro * yj andto amend vfcha lawsortlating"to * he stamping 1 of articles of clerkship to attorneyir and others j" the * second ; ' to grant relief in assessing'the . income tax : on lands in Scotland , in respect of certain riubUcrtourdens' charged thereon ; to alter and regulat * * the alI 6 w » noe » to clerks- to the cominfesloners of ineome taxi' and to amend thalaws relating to the redemption andpnrchase of the land tax ; ' . .... ¦ , ; ,- ) jftry ., v / . ' :. ' ' {'¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' - "" ' ' ' '' l
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! ! MUTINY OF THE TIPPERAEY MILITIA . 'Vkbt aiannuig''dfatioriiancea' have taien place at NenaghV ^ tretandi" aniong the Tipperary Jliiitia . The reginient ^ bemg'd ^ iembodied , and } t was . a . part of the arrangement' tliat t ^ e ' cldthing should be ^ Ven up . One man refused to par ^ " "With 'his black ttpusers . He was sent tottie ^ aardiio . dse j ^ T > ut his cbmradeS determined to rescue him . Tb ^ clompiny ^ to which lie belonged accordingly inarcne'dMown ^ to -the guardnouse , and were shortly feifterwa'f ds joined by ^ rive' btheir coinp ^ ues , who rushed With Sxedbaybnets tb the place of conffljaemelli ; , flung iHe guard ^ away /' andj with . innsteta add stones , broke 6 p 4 n theclobrsi arid * let but alltfiepr ^ qiiers , at the same tiffie demolishing !) lh 6 ' windows , dobrs , seats , & c . The VSdbtifci'CMaiiaey then ' fcjime down | aid ; it Is said , a sbl'ai ^ r'atternpfetfto tftkB Hhn . •** After seme time , " says a Jett ^' ; lWn 4 : : iaie- '' s " pdt in ' an Irish paper , "they' were brought Inter line by the cbibnel and major , and ad-^ ress edr ' tipbn : ith e enbrrifity of their conduct . The Rev . J . Scanlan , P . P . of Nenagb , came up at the time and spoke , to-tbera . » The address of !< ibe-rev . gentleman' had 9 good- effect , upon ; the militiamen , but , at the same time , they firmly declared that they would not give up their arms until their bounty was paid . All this time the barrack-gate : waB . shut and no one was admitted . " A further account from the same source says : — " At ~ t « i o'clock , the militia -stationed in the Poundstreet barracks broke pu , t ; of the ^ gate , knocking down sexgeajats . and i seatriee . Carrying with them their m . us ^ ejtSc t wj ^ , ^ ed- . bayonets , they went through the toV » , yeiliog , and , shouting . ., 3 They jfirst attacked ;; the pflUc * . ; , ibarxap > i ^ Summerhqi , v ^^ w ^^ of which they quickly demoUahed wi £ h , ston $ * , , They then proqe | ede (| t 0 ^ u ^ n > erhill barracks , th ^ gate of which was closed , and commenced . tp . . pummel it , with the butt-ends of jtheir musk ^^ . ^ njlflus ^ wa ^ they broke . into the maga ^ e ,. ., fyoni . whi , pb , with a wipe precautions , the pfficwra hadjremjOye ^ L the ammunition . .. Not finding . jp , ^ b ; py ;; fpr ^ e ^ J puit ^* a ^ ,, ; , w )^ ch . p layed : ; , thqm through t ^ e , strepta . TW . jwere , fq l ][ pwed ,, by a , large-cpnpqurse 9 fiihe ^^ p ' ep > plfi , i . whp kept cheeripff ,, and , they coi > ti-r nue ^ rfla ^ cjimg , $ rp , ug £ # ) $ , streets in tjhis , manner , until , ^ Weiv ^ , p ;^ Ck . J , ,. , tttu ^ y . -i .-. ^ l itrr HUi ¦ . : ¦' . ; -. . ,. »¦ - ¦ : . ' On , ^ 9 , ^ iw bwiflg mpri ^ ng , the & Jfxvk * the wjmdowa in tb t e ^ apj , " as w ' e & afl wpse pf various private houses ; The ^ ingJcofl ^ nued , ^ 11 day ,,, and it , was found necessary , to ^ eflr ^ a ^ . fiay ;*!^ . " At ^ Qor o'do ^ , ^] tihg . ftven | ng ^ Q . mep ,, of the ; ij ^ th , 41 » t , , 47 th , ^ d ^ M to . ' ^ gimie nls ajsciyed . from ^ pmplempr ^ and mj ajj ^ sfj up $ ft ^ i ^ un ^ m ^ rl ^ . Bftrr-aclfs , ; , Contrary , to WB !^ S ^ vWiii 5 ftr ^ .- ? W > Tj ^ Yft i'M ^«'' IWfrW- ) t' » y m ^ rc ^ tjd ^ anjd f forrne ^ l lnjto line » n th ^ barracknsqHare . ¦^ b er . niil ^ ti ^ j j ^ aynig ) facvi fftil ., . opposite them ,, , they , were asked . ip . inv ^ un . 0 ieir larnifl ,, wh ^ ch ,, * U * y ;) rpfused . A body of . muitia who ^ had stppDed flfra ^ g ling , about f the tpW ) d conii &' eiacid ; ' -firing' oWuao ' , ' ' tpio barrack-gate . 'O ^ e ^ n ^ fMAr ^ TT'sn ^ » r bugh . ' tb \ o keyUple , and Ulfled " a Bblb ^ eF ' iH ^ ae . ' . Ariotn «' r , body went . round m- ^ allk , 'lirid ^ rl / ea \\ seVeral ^" shotk at ' tne . feoops , three ' 3 f ~ > hpm ; it W said , Were . Morialfer wpundel and ffixJ ' ttWiBr W $# rt ''' . % ' P ^ t pT ^ the \ , tropps jweVe ' t'ten' setft ttf ' c ^ aae ' tiierii away . ' . fl'Ut i ^( o .. ' m | ili ^ got JritJp'tfanfejS ana , nopKs ' , an' 4 nred i \ t tlie trppps aVthey b ' asclea . ij ' enerai'ChatteKo'ri aVrlvefl' at v pigh ' t p ' clock' to KorcytfiF ' trmy . from' TempSmora ; The ' Mng ' pf m'mttW $ d \ Wk c bnt « ru 4 « P i 9 who Vciock ; Five ; : br 8 ^ mi ^' pro '¦ ff ' oun'aed ^ a & W W # / In Pound-Vtife ^ •« iW 4 ' « f 'Vne' ^ rnilttiA' ^ eVo ¦ ' iSttik An industrious man-rras shot dead- by the regulars . At half-post \ Wfifi ; . j c ^ ookr allr wpa , . < y » i fifr , i -ond at , qleven o ' clock a £ roop of I ^ m ^ o ^ ^ ijvr ^ d , / f 911 , 1 Limerick . The militia were taken' prisoners : they liaye lost three ldlle « ana 6 miWbtfrlded : '' ! i ., ' ' ' Th ^ n § ' cW 6 'tff > Pbt 6 'r Gibbons , 'the coroner ' s , Jury has retuVrie'd the 'foltowlng'VbttUct i ^ - ' * Dcc ' ease'd camtf to lii ^ de ^ th' by' tlie feffticttt of ' a 'gunshot wound inflicted' by a fl ol * iior tff tho 5 Stit Kc ^ iriftht ; tliat uiich fi ring was un jutJtfflablo'V ftnd that the t ^ odpsrhiglit havo used more discretion iit ilririgiiito tho libuso of a respectable man , having flrod ! ten rburid ^ i into 'deceased ' s' liotise . " ! ' In the caab bf s ' omb ' of the bther peraons killed , the Jury ttiturhod a vetdict " ttiat the deceased men caino by their deaths in cotifrcqutfhce of gunuhot wounds Inflicted bV some bereonbr person a uiikitown ; and that the death ' of'Hit ) ' ebldler Curl 6 y ; 6 f tlio 41 st Kegimerit , ^• ay ' caafleaby' ^ soldier ' of ' tKo ' Nb ' ft ' h TOporAry MiUUn- ; At To « : ) -: i /< J iiitit iu > mii : yxi « af t . j 7 . 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: ;; ¦ > . ^ -.. U .-v ^ . j ;; : ¦ - ' n - tt ¦ ' "¦¦¦ '¦ ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ ¦ - «« The GtfAKbs ! ao ^ in is IiOTtaoy ! " Such was the prevailing thought tm W ^ nesday during ttie military pageant Which BWefeff Jhrdtigh th *> Streets" of the western half of -the metropolis ,, kindled- under the dark summer veMttfe of tli « Mall , and ' flashed'through / this rapid ntanteu ' Tres of sham battle in the wide spaces of HydfrPark . u The Otiards againm Eoridont ^ Tru ?/ tT « have never fceeri -withoiatj Guards j bu , t we have not U & dthe Guards . "We have always looked hack with x ^ fet and 7 pain to those istalWarif , almost gigantic , men * who left London on ihat inisty March morning to 18 S 4 ; and , in witnessing the return of the heroes from the Crimea , th 6 mind of London almoBt cheated itself into believing that here were again the old familiar shapes , though , alas ! it is but too obvious that not many of the brawny fellowa , who were the big pets of the servant maids less than three years ago , have returned , or ever will return , to their accustomed haunts . Still ,, there are some ; and even those who were Bent out at a later period of the war have acquired larger proportions and more manly visages from the rough wooing of necessity on board ship or on the plateau before Sebastopol . So that , after all , we have a grand , martial-looking household brigade ; and the memory of the past shall give a greater splendour to the present . There was something in the character of the weather on Wednesday that was typical bf-the campaign which then received its visible and triumphant termination . It was a day of mingled cloud and sunshine : a day of alternating influences , ' sometimes overshadowed with grave and solemn pageants of clouds , but more often bright and genial : a day that alternated with April fickleness between warmth and chilliness : a day with enough of radiance to set the bayonets glistening-and the scarlet in a glow , and enough of shade to suit with the funeral memories of the war now closed , and to harmonize with a nation ' s sorrow for the unreturning dead . No better weather could have been found , if we had had the choice . The occasion was at once glad and meditative ; and the . atmosphere suited the varying emotions of the time . The Guards arrived at the Vauxhall station of the South-Western Railway a little before eleven o ' clock . Falling into lines four deep , and divided into the three regiments , the whole brigade marched out of the station in the midst of an immense crowd which thronged arolind . The men were in heavy marching order * and wore their Crimean medals on their breasts . With the bands playing " Home , sweet home ! " and " Auld Lang Syne ! ' * the * massive column of scarlet , white , and brown , topped by the black bearskin cap ,,, moved along .. the Wands worth-road over yaux ^ all-hrJidge ^ and ; then , turning to the right , passed along the prescent-road , N ? w ^ road , Millbankrpw ^ inbanfc ^ r ^ ot , 4 nbJUigdon-atre . eVby . Old Palace . ya , rd , past the jB ^ ous ^ © fParliarnentyUp Parliamentstreet and Whi ( ehay } , |; o Charing-cro 8 s . iButlhere we raust jpajjse for a , Brief apac , though the procession did hot , in 9 ^ ex * ° i Voi ^ . one or ^ two features of the occasion , ' ! Tne ,, usual amount of " bunting" was exhibited . Pfheflags of $ he various . ( aliied nations , which have . done a , gpdd deal . of ^ uty on . several' occasions of late , displayed their rather ; tarnished hues from parapet and window . The bells from the church stedples clanged 1 and 1 reverberated iri'the upper air . Large devices , with appropriate iridttoes ' of welcome , were tiuhg" forth at sundry pointe . The roadway was maintained by lines of the Life Guards and the Horse Guards' ( Blues ) , who looked ' more * than usually gorgeous In their nbw tjnifor ' ms , kndttty ni dctachrxicnt ofteouhted police jatid along th ^ averiiifeut stood the close ranks of the pfcople , feafeier ' fbr the ' sight , 'but very orderly * , Q ? be-windows of the 'Houses ' 6 fFafliamont were crawdod with peers , puGresses , artd members of ( the House of Commons ; the balconies-of the dwellings' along thermite , ahu > , were'tln * onged . A lajrge party . was assembled' at Lady Dover ' s } ' and the rooftiOf the Horse Gunrds , the ^ Vdmiralty , and the ¦ other public < building's , were covered with specittttors . f ..,.. ... . 1 . . ¦ ¦¦ .-. ¦<;¦ ¦ - At , Charing , Croats , ; tiie sight was very interesting . Trafalgftryaquaro wjas black with human beings . 19 o ») ol » oys , had ., boldy " carried" ; thairnilihgs round I t )»« . fltatu «} of : Cliarlea I ., andy itnaking a ladder out of thiC ppojeotiorwi of . Gtinling Gibbon ' s carved stonewpr / k ^^ ad writlied round / the pediment at the top , and , t ewfloonced ; themaelv « j « / under the "horse . The Nelson oolunmseomed . tO' riao 1 out . of an ocean og dark < jonta juk ! hats ; . and the noble onrve down twnrds , Whitehall waa strongly delineated by th < s mafleiyei rauipnrts of broadcloth , interspersed with the colpurqd HhoeniOf Indies' dresses ., Incorporating our journalistic eelves with this « ame human ranipart , we / there awaited the approach of the heroes of the dny ,, Wo stayed long and patiently ; but at length u faint hum from the direction of the lower parts of Westminster * betokened that the > hquvy column * of , thq Gutuds wore on thorond , and that tl » ejpepi » lo 8 on » evvlior « , do > vn towards the Houses of X'arfiamont were bidding them welcome with nnilti-* H $ P * ??! J ^ ; . i PKrWutweity * , . *« ^ tw , to the
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Leader (1850-1860), July 12, 1856, page 4, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_12071856/page/4/
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