The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-27 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORIJE.—NONDAT, Ann. 26.
TM Mao met r Vete*. Lord Ilazintrats rat
KAS:CHES IN CHANCEET.
Lord CANPPALL explained dot Me iudinedversione all
the Meter's 0 die* the other We» dld net apply to the
Masten us•-saselves, but to the sasaatin
PETITIONS P
Tat Murrte.—By Lord POSITNAII, from Kings-
bridge, end ether plans in Deyeaddre, against calling
sat as militia, in the prayer et 'kith he entirely car-
omed.
MAYNOOTU.—By the Dake of MONTEOSE, from •
tio
uiScolland, against the continua» of the great to
ST. ALBANS DISFRANCHISEMENT DILL.
The Earl of VERULAY said he had communicated to
the Ma or of St. Alberts the resolution of their lordships to
allow the petition.» against the bill to be heard by counsel
at the bar end he had received a reply, thanking their
loribblpi fur the privilege which had been accorded them •
but they had resolved not to occupy the time el the hone;
by instructing counsel.
The bill then passed through committee.
SANITARY CONDITION OF TILE METROPOLIS.
The Earl of HARROWDY (on behalf of the Earl of
Shaftesbury) postponed the motion of which the Meer
sold. earl had given notice until Thanday neat.
Theirlordahips then, at half-pest titre o'clock, adJescard.

HOUSE OF COMMON3.—MONDAT, Aran. 28.
The Sruanitia took ths that, at a quarter before 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
BILL' ILIAD A TNIIND TIN' AND PASSID.—Forth and
Clyde Navigation; London and Southampton Road through
Bishop's Waltham ; Manchester, Sheffield, and LimeoW-
shim Railway (No. 1) ; Sheffield Bridges and Streets; and
York and North Midland, and East and West Yorkshire
Junction Railways Bil s.
BILLA AA ANIENDID, CONAIONIIID, AND AOI.IIID /0.—
Bury (Semen) Hold; and Deptfor.l Oaa
MANCIIESTER AND SALFORD XDUCATION

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BILL.
On the motion of Mr. BROTH ERTON, the mead read-
ing of this bill was postponed for one month.
PI'IILIC B SI N ESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
YtLITtA BILL.--134 Mr. MITCHELL, from Iklelpert ;
Mr. BROTHERTO. from Salford and other plisse; Sir
0. STRICKLAND. from Preston; Mr. W. J. FOX. from
Oldham; Mr. COBDEN, from Halifax and other places
in Yorkshire; Mr. J. ELLIS, from Leicester; Lord
PRY HOU 11, from Toners; Mr. O. THOMPSON, from
Chelen sued Bromplon• Mr. HILDTARD, from White-
haven ; Mr. STANFORD, from Reading; Mr. R. D.
MANOLES, from Guildford, tending thanks to Richard
Cobden, Esq. and the taker members who had opposed the
bill, but the Speaker having intimated that this was against
the orders of the hoer, the petition was not received ; Sir
B. HALL, from Marylehone and Monmouth ; Mr. M. GIB
BON, from Woraley ; Mr. MOFFAT, from various places;
Mr. BRIGHT, from Menden, Clare, Bridgnordt, Tam-
worth, Wishomels, Shrewsbury, and 17 from Rochdale and
its neighbosirhsod; Mr. PIGOTT, from Readiag;_ Mr.
MOODY. from Somertost; Mr. BROTHERTON, 27 hem
Arnea trade. in Manchester and Salford; Mr. J. H.
VIVIAN, from Neath ; Mr. HUTT, from Gateshead; Mr.
B. CARTER, from Winchester • against.
IN MATOOTH ENDOWMENT ACT.—By Mr. BAILLIE, from
Inverses.; Mr. C. BRUCE, from places in Scotland; Ald.
THOMPSON, from places in Westamoreluid ; Mr. COWAN,
from Edinburgh and other places in Seritliad ; Mr. A.
BASTIE. from Glasgow Mr. MOODY, from Canterbury
▪ Wines:don ; Mr. HILDYAIID, from Whitshaven ;
Mr. MAUNSELL, from Peterborough; Mr. G. DUNCAN,
from 526 members of the Free Church of Kerrumnir, For-
fanhire ; Mr. J. BAIRD, from the Provost, Magistrates,
and Town Ceased of Airdrie ; for repeal of.
CRYSTAL PALACI.—By Sir DE L. EVANS, from West-
minster sad ruins other places; Sir H. F. DAVIE, from
Dunbar; Colonel BOYLE, from From ; against the re-
moval of.
ESTABLISHED CHURCH IN WALML—By Sir R. INGLIS,
from a Anted of England lay emendation of Wales, praying
that no milieu, unacquainted with the Welsh language
may be instituted to any living in Wens.
liarteTlOX or Nexrisuans.—By Mr. pxoorr, from
loading, praying that nunneries might be placed under the
✓apervision of the civil magistrate.
MILITIA BILL.
Mr. M. GIBSON wished to rat a quads. to tbs right
hon. gentleman the Secretary fur the Homo Dipurtmomt in
refiroacc to the Militia Bill. The right bee.
would be aware that, by the 58th section of theCtik=
the house, all the provisions of the act 42 Geo. 111., cap. 90,
sad all subsequent Ants foe amending the Suns were made
applicable to the proposed saw law. He wished to ask
whether there would be any objection to his (Mr. Gibson's)
moving to have these several acts laid on the table, printed,
and circulated, in order that the public might know the ex-
tent to which the bill before the house would go ?
Mr. WALPOLE—The right hon. gentleman is of warm
at liberty to make the motion if be pleases. All the sits
referred to alm in the statutes at large. (" Hew," and a
laugh.)
Sir DE LACY EVANS had understood those 'Almada

were to be laid before the house by government.
Mr. M. GIBSON eve notice fur an early day of a mo-
tion in accordance with Ms suggestion.
Colonel SIBTIIORP gave notice of certain amendments
in committee nlitive to the appointment and qualification
of the officers of the proposed force.
TILE REV. MR. BENNETT.

Colonel BOYLE gam notice that to-morrow, on present-
ing a petition from the inhabitants of Frome on the subject
of Mr. Bennett's induction to that living, be would ask
the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he was prepared
to state +betide's, had been taken towards institutiog the
promised inquiry 0 (Hear, lieu.)
THE LATE ARCHBISHOP MURRAY.
Lord J. RUSSELL, in anion to Col. Vasa's, ad-
mitted that during Lord Baboreasbes . the
late Archbishop Murray bat bola Abel llsopeesMa of
privy councilor in the bleb seve=lat to (lard
John's) regret, the oar be bed es
LICSAL 11DUCATION.
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samisadre, isi wadi Javan oblate peemeise=
bps to be gibs to those easiest' whose esmiaa mat boa
satisfactory.