HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Wellington Independent, Volume II, Issue 117, 25 November 1846, Page 3

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

' Friday, Jolt 3.

The speaker took the chair at four o'clock, when there was a fall attendance of members.

The New Writs , —Mr Tuff.iell, (who spoke from the ministei ial side, cm which only a few of the gentlemen who have been accustomed to occapy the opposite benches appeared) moved that the Speaker ihall issue his warrant for the election of members for the following paces ;—For the city of London, in the room of Lord John Russell; for Tiverton, room of Viscount Palmerstoa ; for Devonport, in room of Sir George Grey ; for Halifax, in room of the Right hon. Charles Wood ; for the West Riding of Yorushire, in room of Lord Morpeih; for Taunton, in the room of the Right hon. Henry Labouchere; for Nottingham, in the room of the Right hon. Sir John .Cam Hobbouse; for Edin. burgh, in room of the Right hon. T. B. Macauley ; for Worcester, in room of SirT. WiMe ; fer Dungaryon, in room of the Right Hon. Richard Lalor Sheil (bear, hear) ; and for Perth, in the room of the Right Hon. For Maule (hear).—At a later period of the evening, on the motion of Lord Marcus Hill, new wiits were ordered to be issued, for Plymouth, in room of Viecount Ebrington; for Leith burghs, in room of ibi Rieht Hon. Andrew Rutherfjrd; and for Kirkcudbright, in room of Thomas Maidand, Eeq.

Thb Jews in Russia.—The Emp?ror of Russia has just published an ukase ordering all the Jews in Rmeia to place themselves before Jan. 1,1850, in one of the four following clavee:—l. Amongst tbe burgesse* of a town by the purchase of a piece of land or a house. 2. In one of the three corporations of traders. 3. In a corporation of art suns, after having given the proofs of ability required by law.; and 4. Iα the grand body of tillers of the earth, whether on their own property or under another owner. Suck Jews as hare n>t placed themselves by the appointed time in one of the four classes ere to be subjected to such restrictive measures ai the Government may think fit to employ. Education ik thb Army.—H is reported in military circles, that oar military syatem is about to be thoroughly re.modelled, and that, amwg't the improvement* about to be introduced, wil. be the Mtabluhmen|of a school at Chelsea for the - training of the regimental iohoolnmter«.