... REPOCT MADE M. VEUSTOLK TO THE STATES GENERA 1. AT T»K iiAi.ec, not. 3. Noble and hichty Lords,—ln my communications made to the Stutes-General tile lsth October last, mentioned new overtures that had been received here. They consist the plan of a treaty between the and the Five Courts, and of treaty relative to it be.weeu Netherlands and Belgium, which was delivered to me Envoy of Prussia, ...

... last; yesterday was named for bringing up the report; and on Monday next, the 19th inst., the third reading to take place. We do not anticipate much more discussion, for if Ministers, aid the pledged, were able to carry the most objectionable parts of their measure unscathed through the Committee, nothing can be effected against them on the third reading. It is supposed that the Bill will be ...

... In the House of Lords on Thursday evening, the Archbishop of Canterbury presented a petition from Rochester, praying that a measure might be adopted to regulate the hours of labour children employed in the woollen, cotton, silk, and flax manufactures. His Grace would not enter into any inquiry as to the facts, but if the facts stated in this petition were founded in tiuth, he could entertain ...

... join ihem. The idea originated with the London I'oliacal 1 Union. \ The King's to the Duke NontoLK. His Grace Norfolk reported to have wailed upon the King, and earnestly conjuitd his Majesty, as I '' measure of salvation., recall E*fl Grey's ministry. His ' Majesty said to have replied as follows : It is now too [ate have taken mv resolution and must abide it. 1 ...