The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-09 00:00:00

RAILWAY BILLS BILL.

The order of the day for the second reeding of the above
bill was read sad discharged, and leave was given to the hoe.
asetnber to bring in a new bill, containing the provaions to
which he bad referred.
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Suteequeatly the bill was brought is and read &fast time.
KITCHEN AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS.
On the motion for resuming the adjourned debate,
Mr. A. SMITH said be did not often dine in the refresh-
anus ro.m but if he got what be liked he should. (Hear,
bear.) He bad no objection to enlarging the dining rooms.
He thought it better that a new committee should be ap-
pointed, and moved that the debate be adjourned till that
day two months
Sir J. PAKINGTON said be bad no fault to find with
the dinners provided. He understood that, in order to pro-
vide better dinners. 2001. a year additional was to be allowed
to Mr. Steers's successor. He did not think Mr. Steers
should be dismissed without seeing what Mr. Steers could
do under the proposed new arrangement.
Mr. BENTINCK said that the quart-Inn now before the
home wise not the way in which Mr. Steers performed his
duty, but whether the accommodation should be enlarged.
Unless the proposal of the committee was carried out hon.
gentlemen would be in danger of having no dinners at all
meat Beeman. (Laughter.)
Sir P. O'BRIEN thought it would be premature to &s-
-abers* Mr. Steers.
Lord GALWAY said that members were much better
netislled when they had a chop at Bellamy's. It was now
too much the pratice to make a dining club of the refresh-
ment rooms, for which it never was iatended. (Hear.)
The delete was further adjourned till this day week.

WAYWARDENS' CONTRACTS BILL
This WI was read a sewed time.

REMOVAL OF PRISONERS (SCOTLAND) BILL.
T'his bill was reads third tiros and pawed.
ALKALI WORKS REGULATION BILL
This bill patted through committee.

METROPOLITAN MiIN..I?IiALNAGE EXTENSION

BILL.

ml. bill was read s seeositime.

PUBLIC WORKS AND FISHERIES ACTS AMEND•
_ RENT BILL. _

This bi'.l was riad third time wd passed.

DUCHY OF CORNWALL MANAGEMENT (1863)
BILL.
Thin bill was read a third time sad passed.

JUDGMENTS LAW AMENDMENT (IRELAND) BILL.
Oa tbe motion of Mr. WHITESIDL Mee eider ot Um day
tar the committal et thie bill wu disobarpd.

INDIA. STOCK BILL.
Ms bell yr ma nand Wee.

GROWING CROPS SEIZURE (IRELAND) BILL.
This bill was nad • woad time.

PROILDASORY NOTES AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE.
On the motion of the Crtascnum of the &cannon:a,
leave was given to bring in s bill to remove eertsin metric-
done on the negotiation of promissory notes and bills of
exchange Under a limited sum.

GOLD COINS (SYDNEY MINI%
On the motion of the CHANCELLOR of the EICREQI:II34
leave was given to bring in a bill to enable her Majesty to
declare gold coins to be issued from her Majesty's tussah
mint at Sydney, New South Wales, a legal Moder fee pay-
meats.
These bills were read a first time.

The house adjourned at six o'clock.

THE INCIDENT IN THE HOUR! Or COMMON/I.—lt
appears that Sir William Dumber. whose name was wee-
tossed yesterday in counesios with a &muter, from the
Home of Commons before " a house" was made, and is
apparent violation of one of the deeding orders, was acting
under a commission from the Speaker, and that in his par-
ticular use the standing order was foe a time sus-
pended. The Speaker had a communication of importance
to rooks to Lord Charles Russell, the Sergeant. sr.-Arms,
sad Su William Dunbar. being the only Lord of the Treasury
presser., was requested to take the menses. For this pur-
pose he left the house, and Colonel French, as already de-
scribed, directed the attention of the deputy euitautt to
the circumstance.