The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-03 00:00:00

COURT OF CHANCERY (IRELAIM BILL

The sours for the mond reading of the Ooert of (Amn-
esty (I ) Bill was opposed by Mr. Logottaux, who
moved as as atotodmout that the WI be void asecood Ysa
that day throe 111011614 The boa aid loused paths=
mood at peat leapt that Maw Wens hid hem in-
trammel bale Ireland vas ay pan before DM WPM C. spiky
la shad Dom brought wader its inflosicm and tlint
It would Do altogether premature to deal with as suldsot at
the moat
The somadamat was asooadoil by Kr. VAiker, who des
Opposed the bill as as umposmary sad
Baia
lames-
tom which would be moot unppubir is
The A TIORNEY-GIN for ZEALAND, is dr
femdbig the bilit motioded tho house that is wet the result
of the deliberations of two royal sommimior, who had
rportd is favour of its principal provieleas.
N.. WHlTPSlDEcracterimed the bill as as WITIS•00-
able attempt to foree the recoulassedatione of the com-
wisdom(' upon the profeesimi and the public, sod which
*bond the official existence et the Lord Chancellor of Ire-
land. He recommeoded that the bill should be withdrew.,
bemuse nobody wasted it except those who kcal to get
simisthing_under it.
The ATTOHNEY-0/LNEILDL supported the bill, sod
dialed that it was opp to the objections urpd by Mfr.
Whiteride.. . _ _

fie debate was eeetinued by Mr. Glows sad Mr. V.
oMn &num.
Mr. 8. FITZGERALD recommended that the bones

should ;yesto the second Wad
stage a motion should be made to refer it to a select nom•
esittee
_ _ .

Hr. MALINS confessed that, after hearing the sto
mata addoosd spinet the bin, the► were not, in hie
opinion, sufficient to induce him to vote against it. On the
oontaury, he believed that it would effect much good by
making the Vies-Ohamoollor the judge of matters of law
sod fasts, having the details to be done by darks.
The e=ce.b..t wee dially withdrawn, and the bill we.
reed a mooed time.

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH (IRELAND) BILL.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL for IRELAND moved the
second raiding of this bill, which, amongst other things,
seablee the judges in Indeed to Ends ran sad orders.
The bill au reed .cooed tiros.
SUPPLY.
.

The report of the cotemiiisaol supply was brought up
tad agreed to.

BANKING CO-PARTNERSHIP BILL
This bill pissed throve' comainition.
LIFE ANNUITIES AND LIFE ASSURANCES BILL.
This bill also passed through soinniittesi.
RIVERS POLLUTION (SCOTLAND) BILL
The order of the day foe the mood sending of this bill
was read and discharged.
PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND) BILL.
The order of the day for the second readiag of this bill
was road and discharge&

RAILWAYS (IRELAND) ACTS AMENDMENT BILL
This bill w reed • mood time.
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS BILL.
This bill plumed through committee.

MARRIED WOMEN'S- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS BILL
This bill was red . mood time.

Mr. KEATS obtained leave to brine in a bill for the
better preparation of fish in fresh water streams.
The house adjourned at twenty minutes after 1 o'clock.

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

HOUSE OF COMHONS.—Jay[
TESTS ABOLITION (OXFORD) BILL.
PA IRA

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AGLOW.
Mr. Bonitos Lord A. Hervey
Mr. Padmore Mr. B. Leas
Kr. adeane Mr. Lyall
Mr. Wild Sir /Gamy LOUT
PUG. Gsßharat Hon. Captain Wyndham
Mr. Baran! (*borne Hen. W. ligerion
Mr. Hastings Knattli Colonel Gilpin
Lead G. Cavendish = Lowther
Mr. C. Berkeley Enniolot
Mr. Davey Mr. Bollard
Led Grogrenor Sir P. igerton
Slit J. Paxton Mr. Renate
Mr. Y. Berkeley Sir W. Codrington
Mr. Whaley Mr. Kendall
Co& Watkins Mr. Walpole
Hon W. Portman Lord Loraine
Mr. A. Smith Sir G Montgomery
Mr. G. O. Glyn Mr. Mundy
Mr. nommen Mr. Papillon
Mr. Bonham-Carter Captain Jolllffe
Mr. amps Mr. Laird
Mr. H. Bfoberteon Bet W. Mlles