The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-21 00:00:00

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February-- hat year. It seat isto
112 the 19th of Fairway. 10 vat ihessebtimei
fully is muntittee ea the 18th, iLlatiltomd4llll.B
mat en the 18th al Maui. Oa 081 IS I
as amended wee reported. On the ef
was fully smaidered, aid every part at
—ltff
paw through ewe * leuml rerehelion with iiihewsee to Ws
etempiliety, which was aniseed to be eowskimed as the
22nd. On the 22nd that fermi ressintima wee ossaidered
and pawed, and the bill us ordered to besaa4+o4l4 flue.
On tb. 220 d ci March the return it the Insolvept Debtors
Court elerb, which had been presented on the
21st of Mania, was ordered to be printed: On the
22nd MarehAis hoses adjewased well the Bth of April. Da
the Bth of April the bill was reed • third Mme and pared
without dismission. It woe not, therefore, correct, al had
been reported and amerted, that the return made by We
clerks wee on the table ci the babe at nay time during the
lialOUNioll ci We 1411.

The Earl at DERBY add be could not help etperMg
hie deep regret that the melee end learned lord eheedd have
thought it mummy *gala to ton two, *dal die-
011M1013. The noble and kerma lord bad sistell that
at the time when the Bankniptcy wee in
committee in the Home of Comma* dew return
40 ma eat before fled home, mad thweheat tn
per Fersesectid net hews bias esseiry the sable
and harmed Bot that did ace alts the bet OM Mee
Wreturn which showed thereseerces hes which
lie clerks of the lesaltiat Omit vas &feel vh awed
1 per is the Raw d Corilidas mew of WAIF fiche-
dosed. sell wee premsted r *end ad Ides* sad the. mi.
is etioe el evm......ressabeiral the Howe et Oemeeee. wad he
should him Qe •
was diteetell737markladitilLyiludrodietTMEiri
be prisd we tits Sad rod Id
tilee bill ace
weld a fled. tins till the ditegght
therefore that theta soy eerenceeherisesty
afforded him of soy screrr he aekiihahvehfies
into le regard to this .
LEEDS WATER BILL , •
Th. bin wan reed a third time. *ad preel,

EAREAB CORPUS IN HER MAJESTY'S SOMLIUONS
ABROAD Miele a
?ha tiltretalitetrariariterria= lad
appals (Loa Onimehed) the other sfotlnneskel in
amesimen which emu in 2rboirarri to *abidel
courts as asthenia fay a watt That
matter bad boss gessidissi. ea la the Mgt= a the
ha an appal was gives, but tha Frodaima ma,
as It wee Unght kat it might mate panty is the
stiones
Lea CHELMSFORD Mid he thought if they moot 'lO.
• Nom of sm.; thrybe bitsa•Net isetously with the liberty
sae subnot• asses would kat sr disadvautegara es the
part o,lllllresoaia la pekes Nadi his appall wen hosed and
The house then went Into committee, cad the 1)41 FANS
through eoradine trident etoondenent.
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This b l also pfd Weigh committee. •
CONSOLIDATED FOND (ls,omogor.). gazz,„
' This bill also went thre committee.
THE 'UVSED CODE.
The Bishop el OXFORD asked the Lord 'President
whoa*, In On sew wiener it wee Intended to provide that
scholars at night snook should be examined with the
scholars of the day schools ? He said be believed that the
whole system of night snook was one of the most
important parts of the recent movement for the
advance of education ia the mutiny. The evil of
the revised code was that it was a bill of pals and penal-
ties on the managers of schools, devised as if they
were only using their schools ea insinuation foe
extracting public money, and that they ought to
be inspected end watched at every turn, indeed
of beingg treated ss generous and noble-minded men giving
themselves up disinterestedly to the limit cane of educe-
tioa. There was another point to which be would advert.
Hee Majesty's easimisetabers sat that • Urge portion of
the children of the pen remised untaght L the schools ;
but having examined carefully their report and the ed-
demo on which it was feuded, be arrived at the niacin-
siva that this wee as abnilute statistical mistake. He bed
that evening received a short pamphlet by a Mr. Bens,
which well deserved the pentad of their lordships, as it
dealt ably with the subject, and would enable them to judge
of the value of that particular aseertioa.
Earl GRANVILLE expensed his full nonaresse Is the
opinion exprened as to the value of sight schools, sad stated
that when the revised wads earn into operation the gems
moot would be bound to devise a pin .peovidiag for the
examination of the children in those schools, which of course
must take place at a later hour in the day than the examie-
atioa of the other scholars. The sable sad then commented
on and replied to some gassed criticisms on the revised
code which bed been made by the right rev. prelate.

.
The Duke of ARGYLL wee gkd to Sod that they bad
Dow none of the ham that were expressed at We ranuseeo .
meat in respect to the effect of the code upon saliva. us
education. It was now fully understood that the old system
of inspection as regaried moral and religious instruction
was not done away with by the new code, bat that there
wu suesradded a new system with respect to preliminary
education.

Lord OVEBSTONE expressed his hope that their lord-
ships in dealing with that question would steadily bear in
mind the value of annual examinations as the surest test cd
the excellency of the schools. He felt confident that the
people of this country would take it as their simple guide is
all the mystifications end complications of this goodies
that no system of instruction could be safely relied upon
as euentially sound which would not bear the test of indi-
vidual examination.
Lord WOLEHOUSE most cordially agreed in the gene.
ral principle which had hem laid down by his noble friend
who had just set does, and having listened very attentively
to the various speeches which the eight reverend prelate
had made against the cods be was lost in astonishment at
the opposition which appeased to exist as the part of the
managers of schools to the ialrediestioe el the principle of
examination. The case wan exactly that of • model farm,
where the bailiff cease te the peopeletor and said, "You
have admirable farm beildisp, smelled cattle, mad first
rate sheep, mad yoe ought to be satisfied ;" but
refused to produce the balance-sheet. declaring that the
means employed to proclaim the results were the very bad
for the purpose, and that was enough. But the
m= ger
meat of this country when it spent large sums or
was bound to see that the reside@ fairly represented tie
vales of the expenditure, and some test wee required by
which they could ascertain that the system of education
really achieved that which the expense warranted the
public in expecting.
The Bishop of ORFORD said they wished foe exami-
nation, but they objected to having the whole grant made
dependent on one day's questiosing. They wlebed the
grant to be divided beterma the maiatemince of the staff
and the result of the examination.
After a few words from Bart GRANVILLE, the papers
were ordered.
Their lordships adjourned at bale-pd 7 o'clock

H 011132 OF OODUCO7I3--Tatrwomr, MAK= 21:1.
The SerAuat took the chair at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

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LARD DZIGINTUREIi IN INKLAND.
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of April he should move for Imre tthari. ia a IC autho-
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