The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-29 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Wwwssorr, Arm 28.
Taw Brutal' took the duds at 12 eats*.
PRIVATE PUBINR63.
The Payout flatmate Masora Campasy Bill w eos-
sillared as andeded,aad erdatad to beamed . third Bac
PUBLIC RUPINRINI.

PETITIONS

MAtmoots llaoowrrtt Ace. By Mr. MONCRIItIP,
fees Leith sad ether pions is Seethed; Mr. DAMN%
teem Shashi's, Ida et Wight; Illy. lIIASTIIt, trees Ni
gem ; for reread
MILITIA Biu..-117 Sir J. WALIISLET (HI),
Mancheeter, hem permute Is the employ of Wahines& Mg
Dame, Bradshaw sad Elsehleek Hallett end C
Jaen rani. T. S. Westin& 11. aitkin, 0. PellincfleM
S. Doteaer. H. White, from miathers of the Cambia
• assisty, temperareee 110aNt411 employed at r. B. IL.
Ushers dells, imresliere of the Helson-etreet Teupwiesee
Resist y ; Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, OrleveastaliMM
Cbspel ; Mr. V. SMITH. from Northamptos &O .
C Pm-iris—By Mr. FREWEN, heat Ear*
haoras ; Mr. COBBOLD, hoe *ewe ht Suffolk; spinet
the removal of.
ALLOWANCE TO COVETT VOTERS BILL.
Mr. CHRISTOPHER moved the lest reeding of Ala,
Mr. AYSTEV opposed it.
The home divided, sad the setalkee were--
For the eirarad mediae
Airaisst it
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Tbs Wish of the division shsu a her number thus 40
MEW, present, it went for adbiag, and the busiamagpas
"1 dell until that number was mode up.
77C ISTOPMER mid, under the eircurnstanees, be
world press, in so thin a house, for another division,
but would ha the first readinn for that day week.
NOTICES OF MOTION.
Sir 11 WILLOI'UUDY, in committee on the Militia
UIII, to move that the compulsory clause is regard to the
should not apply to married men.
Ssr I). L. EVANS, for an early day, a resolution in
referent" to the expense of the military establishments of
Can Ida and New Dominick.
Mr. ANSTEY, on Tuesday next, a resolution reesiniso
iryt tio title of her Majesty a subjects residing is Impaiss
countries, to have their rights of property and poem ss•
"petted. and declaring that as thole slats bed bus dir
latsd by the Aunrian government, in mpg de at Pm
Church Missionaries expelled from Feeds asi as rein=
given, the house was of opinion that the cue we liplike
waned for prompt and earnest measures OR the part of her
Majeqs *P
wowenament.
Mr. lIOEIIUCK, on Friday next, to ask a question in
reference to the Treasury order issued for the neeption of
tienetal Raw, and the directions given to the port °Steers
to watt on that individual.
PROVIDENT PARTNERSHIPS BILL. _ _

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Mr. SLANEY moved that Lord Claude Hamilton, Mr.
John Williams, Mr. Seholelield, and Mr. Sidney Herbert
be added to the weliet committee on the Industrial and
Provident Partnerships Bill.
Agreed to.
UNIVERSITIES OF SCOTLAND BILL.
Mr. MONCILIEFF moved the second resting of the
bill.
Mr. F. SCOTT felt bound to oppose this measure, in sup
poet of which no reason bad been given. The petition*
presented in favour of the bill were scanty in numbers, ends
taking the signatures in proportion to the population, M.
tarty insignificant as evidence of the approbation of the
community to a measure which he contended was subver-
sive of the legitimate influence of the established church of
Scotland, and of the religious character of the universities.
The house must consider the question as it affected the ma-
versitii s, the church, the parochial school establishment"—
that was the schools comtected with the established abash
and the unieersities—and,. finally and priseipay, as it ef.
freed the moral end religiouseducation of the -great body
of the people of Scotland. The tests in question reeled net
merely upon an act of parliament, but on • solemn oestrect
mitered into between one part of the United Kingdom and
the other, fur the greater security of the Presbyteriaa
religion, in the Act of Union. The object for
which the tests in question were imposed was
to afford to the people of Scotland a guarantee
that the teachers of their youth should be imbued with
sound religious principles, and who conformed themselves
to the doctrine, and submitted to the discipline of the esta-
blished church rat the country. Ile believed there was no
cation, 'insect of religionists, which did not regard it as of
the ereate-t importance that the teacher' of youth should
be attached to the purest form of worship, as recognised by
the country. Scotland had always acted on that principle,
and the i fleets produced by it during • practice of 150 years
had proved the benefit of it. (Ileu, hear.) Amongst what
other people could they find so many instances of mond
worth, or success in the walks of life, in whatever
non they embarked, or is whatever country their tiny
might lead them, as the Scotch ? Doubtlera the ammeter
of the people was moulded in • great measure by the lea-
tution. under which they lived, and memos them of Scot-
land none were more valuable this the oftesticed system
es sosoreted with the established aura of the issetatry. Is
is oeuvequesise of the relandes la seducing the tests,
asii the interference ea/ rigid mated of the
municipal setharities of liftshargle over the IS-
venity of that eity, • mil esthelesios treed
to inquire ire the primesides ofthe Mil the
mock in while lofted's es the prefemiesal dries wee re-
gulated. and Ave noun arraibristisa esii of
which lead Illassivsy, •Ireedeth, sad ear
persons were arts" utmost unenithendy,
there leing lint one ime teas druid few
tree. It was be Mart peIYo to rat Imolossialsa
that the prism hill preseedeL (ateses.) Ile was aware
that list year the ben. ant lernuei peedenns she weed
the hill whined be • im dissever et the esethiries
et UM as as that Me Sari unteseeities
were sot, like Melia universities, intended on aorta
priseipally for the otheation of the clergy se MP be
✓ogerded as apputhapea of the church, anti the is-
Seresm he drew was, that therefore them was on
itheeners is their ennetilishment that reign& should
fleas pert of the edratisa given, and that
there was no resent ter requiring that the pealLiss=
etherthe
hen
ray prerether rdipous opining. hal the ins
Meer havdd draw teen that passage was, Ad teas-
math as the Sera reithreities were net AVOW to
the aura, Wended ere the obserisa of dim. it
was the d, et the legbithwee to tabs ere rat religious
priesiplee rhea& be heselemed he thew berme there could
me be true moral leauslies usessenpried by religious
eilusedes. flees wen sat the lines vim ri=etk .t to mg
to the wind their seerrity Mtheir anima
ad religiously riesated. Thies ware an Ilithes---1476
away with eatth sad testa. Beery nrenrsiga on waresethag
to the throne Welt ea ear be
te sr darkn& the puthelent taith,
nod was this • Mese elm Os
end and popery Me arid say, in
wboseSlE
allested hew they was ensured het soden is
the sareadithers pepsey, Meg Ms was et 'Man this
tine
billhoa they Gelb& be meth guaslied. Ea rent that
the he rend a mendle tire that den it meth&
Mr. MONCIURP7 rid it wasidles nediested that, ia
Mr, then wee • elnarr bit ithesimesil se the here, and
it certainly did emir Ira that OM weal& he se mom-
able objectives telhoimitat Mb • bill. He the disap-
that pointed bee ninielers did eat we their
weynscoe atuedipLlMlL wipperting this bill, hearse
be beenewebb fiesreetzy of the
Trasszy, ant the benethalie nesnber for lidelingehise,
mid it Mao was time the the people et Soothed to madder
• base rayha wha saw we dossier aThin time bed less Ahem
net d the egged sweenr ? Then
IS padres' he this rerun 'Nth aed
gainst it. TheMr
pitilbeeness
he the bill easteined nage Asa 6,000 signatures ; the pe-
titions spier it did nth einthin 100 signatneer, and with
the enesptisa d nth Ibsen the seadthes et Abram they
were arthely teen .heel MHO used Or Sys of
the bed shoe*. The pithier he the hthirthaded
=teas fib ths peies smalelpai iseplogilas at
to at Win arellem and
Fl°.a=rho aCd harch and sem ierrnt-
boilts. It was perfeectly clear thet people
Seetlind had se dein le perm lbses tests.
(Hear.) The Sesta videueillee Belle in-
Wanks'. They 1111.1 sec thiseredeal redeetinr, as
regarded the pureethe ; aura had so serest over
them ; they bed nalt the yore te sail upon say porkser to
subs the testa. rasa erg thee net wrissier Wats-
lithe es the elniesta The draw... it
salljest tle sat turd Nei Orthinites. They
ninnisd the erns; ard se ere brl • rift to ask what
nth the rangier filth of ma sleilems. Theft Ires were
faldllehml by two sea pared fa VIM byte Melds pos ia-
meth. sod in 1101 by the won
ithended to erre& Wegli=111.1:1 rats was
fen eels elorst. lash at Idisbnegis--Wise ia
the Aar 'et Dirt. Ithythir ? • sees erlastir
would ninthwth reties
stood ma mmemmate the b=llBllLomme of hielellid
he =
stood se • ranuerth et the utility star i
Thee there was Prelims, Wirth, thsilltersity
at Milabergh. she war reed add revered by
his pork ead he, tem me se eplemiemdian. If they were
to tun set holm the thiversitieert' Scotland all the pre.
&son wise would not take the ter, they would turn est
sum at tit* thighteetessenethe,thell era as Brewster eat
liabas, sad Wiles era Math Out of SO prelim= is
Sestiend Mere seen at this ..asset 24 she had mr takea
the it at all, and who didl sot beim, to the sanddiehed
church. (Hear, beer.) These wen seirtituted the great
practical obstacle to decrier is Seadand, and if
they wen essethered Owe was may ems result,
that ether Chitties belie weld law nape of their
own, and On lbws weld be serer= lessidep. Ile
amid use sr what Or aura of Merinni emit *set to
this bill, and be did net bathe that sir did ear any ge-
seraisaiVe to it. dud tire is the two esunsil
et
there were eke pestrreeef the selehilther
OltSrl vied he the absiii of rase Isise ail thew
bre he thereght wee seelded appeal he the bones
whether the tir be
e hal le
an were, seben without Wry to
smith&gyst benefit tessiesse these obsolete tees
sail the his. sad leaned peatieran
who bid jest spell. had proved toe wash or waft
_et
all. He had Ada the member of me asstl2:lintalte
the test, lan wigs As test had net bets but
who nereettbsine aimed the chairs of theof
&sodas& Twastr dear ea of P4O had reriered their two-
sic s to unireoilrsr Illsollesd without teas asldoesel to ,
the tem. whisk the law reepaired. Was see eltiticleasol
in of that the tales& et the aspire was at the et the
universities of Scathed. that ease of the Other hell he
refused, that Protease Wines and Sir Devil Deewster,
and assay ether wbebbil then weed bed allithed chain.
Why thee did the ben end lensed geallethr writ to de-
prise the church of Sesthed of the serwity which
at believed it paraded. Ile believed it was an