He remarked iucideatally that there was the precedent of some for gotten Priucess Sophia, aud took oc casion to say that the Prince of Teck iras _a very fine fellow, that he would live in England, and he had not much

to live on. The vote, which is moder ate almost to parsimony, was of course passed unanimously. An official inquiry is going on as to tlie treatment of the sielc in Strand Union Infirmary, and some terrible facts are revealed. The wards are too small for the sick, ami are attended, 22 of them, by one paid nurse and a number of paupers, many of whom cannot read, who steal the beer and wiue allowed, sell the children's milk, leave patients with bed-sores unmoved for weeks, and are, as a rule, utterly incompetent. One woman actually stole gin from a dying man under pre tence of turning him to attend to his sores, and the guardians threatened to reduce the doctor's salary, because he complaiued of overcrowding. One little fact will show the temper in which the guardians have received the inquiry. The doctor told the Com missioners that he wanted 1000 feet of air for each patient, being half the allowance of the Fever Hospital, aud day rooms for the infirm; upon which the Chairman interjected, " Drawing-

rooms are wanted for the sick paupers." It is becoming quite clear that the control of the siclc at nil events must be taken from the Loudon guardians, who are totally iucompoteut to under stand that a pauper is not a criminal, aud that a sick criminal is not to be tortured. Mr. Whalley made a long speech to prove that Feuianism and Roman Ca tholicism were " coincident," daring the delivery of which address the House

kept up a perpetual roar of interrup tion, little heeded by the intrepid mem ber for Peterborough, who probably believed the whole House to be insti gated by Roman Catholic influence. There were Roman Catholics in the police, Roman Catholics controlling the

railways, Soman Catholics at the tele graph, Roman Catholics in the artillery, Roman Catholics everywhere, and ail their influence was used for disaffec tion. Mr. Whalley is an imaginative being, and besides imagining Roman Catholics in the earth, air, and sea, he ventured to imagine that ho had shown "shortly to the Biitut'actiou of the Ram,"—shortly mind, as well as. 