The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-27 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTION.

THE Intim erttTscii.--731:.C1711.1100RII gave notice
that after the Christmas recces be would move that the
home •bonld sombre itself into committee on the established
&melt in Ireland.

Oarae.-11r. A. PELLATT gave notice that ea Monday
he would salt whether the Lords of the Treasury were
empowered, under the sth and 6th Wm. IV., to domains
with serials oaths sod to saMtitute deelsretions in hes
thereof in *wise, customs, and other public °Mose, and
what beadle had remelted from the practice to her Majesty'e
envies.
RETURNS ORDERED.

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On the studios of Mr. BIOTIOULTOT the followiag returns
were ordered : the total num'uir of deposit accounts open in
savings banks in more names than one on the 20th day of
November, 1832, and the total amount at the credit of such
amounts; distinguishing the accounts opened before the
20th day of Nov., 1541, from those opened sines that data;
showing year by year, in total for sash year, when such ac-
counts were first opened. and the total amount then placed
at their credit; end showing the distributioa of such ao-
counts on the 20tb day of Nov., 1652, into the several cleases
set forth in the classification for the annual return to Nov.
20. 1831.
UNIVERSITY TESTS. PAROCHIAL EDUCATION,
AND SMALL DEBTS IN SCOTLAND.
Mr. lIONCREIFF wished to ask t►e right hoe. gentle-
man, the Secretary of State tot the Horne Departaseat two
questions, of which he had given him notice. The first was
whether it was the intention of the government to intro-
' dem say measure into parliament with regard to profes-
sorial tests in the universities of Scotland ?

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Mr. WALPOLE replied that it was not.
Mr. MONCREIFP said he would, then, give notice
that atter the Christmas recess he should himself introduce
a measure on that subject. Hi* second question was
whether the government intended to introduce any measure
of parochial education
Mr. WALPOLE said the subject was under considers-
lien, and be bad so doubt that some measure would be
introduced. The right boa. gentlenisa said be would take
that opportunity of stating that he should probably intro-
dues also a aresers for Scotland, with regard to small
debta.
ELECTION PETITIONS.
The f member were appointed to form the eons-
mitts's, :—Mr. Baines, Sir John Trollop*, Mr.
I. E. Dadms. Mr. IL Palmer, Mr. T. U. Solterroir, and
Mr.MosselL

fieCLaal thou read the amine of the mambas w►e
are exemptel from servisi ow eleetiee committees.
Mr. FRENCH feared that after all the eawaptiess, the
117 gleans petit's, would has only 117 members to try
them.

Oa the seritioa that the clerk do rued the orders of the
day,
Mr. !UNDULY asked the Uader-Seeretery of State for
Tursise Miteti whether the interview whelk Sir Heavy
Belem, my savoy at the coact of Tummy, had with the
Pere sole *a ego, took place is parsmames of isistructioes
to.. the govenumeat; sad whether there would ttlfg
skjeatimil to lay say eaweseateetioa which lasy here
the lefts* between Sir Hwy Balesr al=
flee the table of the lease.
ST MY said he wee perfectly ready to reply to
M wain of the boa. retinue, sad he would do ee
alb SIMI INN OMNI uarsserve. (Heir, hear.) the Ma.
I.ll=as he vaderstood the Jetport of his qaestiest,
e ham whet was the rases of, mad what were the
aelredleg. Sir Heavy Balwer's yen to Mae.
so
of Dr Dorm Bohn?. visit to Rome was this.
SILO duo wire he west, there was a British subject,
Marra y—esseeralat vilest ke perceived there was
lealbtes anodes shet setts, paper—l t wyieg utter
rirse ddeck.There was ae faulhatever to
ial with the smarm the whisk Mr. Freebie,
Ito weal at Sew, hes hot
oradobrfar she hirostaseead
of the ease. and pederast his dutithe Wenn
Ain it bad saolost balk la Italy aad is leatrad, wo
theorist dairalds that there Amid be prom* at Items
Nate penes et WON alidal position then Mr. Preebon.
That war the silent ssedllaeelir Henry Salyer. It was
hue thee. labs at saw" Sir leeerybalerer availed basalt
Mae sproavalir al Maar interview. with sseabsee
the gaga c=rt ; hat he Ina aimed al& we In
with as gym% gad aft la gay rasa
=Os do pool reessurant. Under then dolor
einem whatever lotenlowe night lino pawed betteesa
Sir bleary sad any seenbers of hetadm rownenmeat
lbw was el a as private aa4 usaMsiel seam sad
under than sheriaistrisas he did est Mirk It daSaaMes at
Met ter Ile pestallt, lit* ea *a tab lay
seletin to the latenleess the quails. ; but he wadi oda
that egyerousity of remain that weds reports whisk
had amend is the Weans of the daily par were Mery
'ablyL manse.
eat D. lITITART then asked the Undentkonten of
Meer Amiga Adak, to state to the hoses the nude of
the elm Ulm by the revenant es behalf of Edward
Marersaiiit Saw sad whether the eerreepeadesee es
balm boon
the is now is soak readiska that be sea lay it
Lord STANLEY veld the result et the eine takes ty
goverasent ea behalf o lelleard Kong wee, that bee
-had bees sand. that the aphid posillmeat pro-
eamosed against his had bees eeenvated to a amilease ei
Pdffelsel biltdevmsof• sad, raanover, he bed lees
eneowed to a owe heehity sad aanatent prince at esallsiv
mat. Sir leery Bohm bed bees lastavested la for
a lbsdom 'mitigated elaines. tratat Dim lirantpresselatele
he theorkt the keen weld agree
We
Ida thet it Went
be Wotan athe mere* of the party eV* amossied
to lay the eerresradease ea the table.