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London, England, 1855-07-31 00:00:00

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IMrERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MowbAY, JOLT 30.
The Loin CzAactatzos tea his seas at 6 Vele*.

ROYAL COMMISSION.
The royal amass was gives oy cosessiseles to the fellow-
lag hills:—Places of -Religious Worship Registration;
Weights sad Measure.; Public Libnries sad Mammies •
West India Relief Leese Arraninment; Iseambeired
taw (Ireland) Ast Continuanes ; Banal of Poor Persons;
Loomis Aspens (Inlaid); Stage Carriage Duties, te. ;
Cesrestlos with the Usher' Stater; Ilealesiastitial Juriedie•
ties Centiomusi; Treasurers of Counties (Inlaid);
Reliabargb Lauds; DearsiseValley Railway ; Oafoed, Woe-
sister, sad Wolverttamptes Railway (Imprommeet sod
irsaabee),_• Sornemet Railway; Severn Valley
Railway; Torquay District Cherchie ; Airdrie Rural DM-
trim Polos ; Remy Gas; East Hest Railway (lizteados
to Diver); Hersteed Isapromments Ast, 1864 (Cnerecties
of Oversight) ; Bray's Zeta*; hiatus's Esau; Bail of
Abergammay's Estate.
CRIMINAL LAW RETURNS.
Lord BROUGHAM moved for cattalo Tetsuo conneeted
with the trials at sessions sad assists; and, is so doing,
begged to inquire why the bill which bad passed that house
foe eationdisg the juriSliedes of isserter sessiess and petty
messiest led not hem peresseled with. Thu eldest of the
measure was most Somme., sad be hoped a bill founded
os the mate pliaciple would be mintrodseed at an early
period of seat aseeWL The sable sad leased lord seat
alluded to the payment of County Court °Moen by less,
sad deseribed it as a gross injustice to the emitter, and an
abase too frying to be looser tolerated. He should deeply re•
pet If this missies closed without the passing of say measure
far the amendment of the law. It was true the Bills of Et-
chers* Bill had passed, sad he was not without hope that
some other would also receive the royal awash
The LORD CHANCELLOR said he bad no apprthession
of the Seminary Joradietios Bill sot patting. It was
aseasrsooli sasmoded for a time, mull the Blouse of Commons
p these bills which bad yet to come before their lord-
ship's loam. It had mewed through a seism committee,
bed received various anteadmeate, sad had been norm
matted la the other house. He had every aosillence of its
booming law this sissies. Another bill for consolidating
several counties together for the pupates of tenpin.' wale,
he believed, would sot pus. It was the firm intention of
the government to prose the Charitable Trusts Bill, and he
bad the etrospetitrible sesidesese tkat it would pees the
other house. W reipsd he the Lembeg of Settled Estates
Bill, his boo. and learsed fries& die Solicitor Gettersl bad
assured him that he had no doubt as to its becoming law this
swipe, sotwithatanding that it had been referred to a select
sourntittes. The fact was that fears had been enoertained
lest it should Wed to tle cocksure of Hampstead Heath.
That w. , amuse, absurd, but it was thought derivable to
Wert a claw to plea the matter beyond doubt. If, trim,
them Mlle wars weed, the session would certainly not ham
his. barren in meamires of law reform.
Lord WYNFORD thought it would be very bard to
tempt Sir T. Wilson name from • general Illessilfil.
The LORD CHANCELLOR believed that what was M-
inded was merely to insert a clause, providing that no per-
sea who had applied to parliament, and whose applicatios
had been rejected, should be allowed to take the benefit of
the set. At the same time It was oily fair to Sir T. Wilson
to say that he (the Lord Chancellor) had never yet seen a
bill for the melees» of Hampstead Heath. (Chews.)
DISSENTERS' MARRIAGES BILL.
Os the report of amosidments,
Lard REDESDALR sold that this bill which had origi-
sally been one for relasels. dissenters from certain Muhl.
lidos, had been mewled Into a metal law of marriage.
He thought therefrom that it meld be proper to allow their
lordships a little memo time to ormaider the amendments.
After a convenatles the debate was adjourned till
Thursday seat.
Their lordships adjourned at twenty minutes pad 7.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAT, JULY 30.
[contisaed from yestordars Exprers].
Sir W. XOLISIVOITS sad Sir B. HALL took the oaths
sad thole seats upon their redaction for Southwark and
hlaryletwes.
LIMITED LIABILITY BILL.
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of above (Liability
Bill) wee roosood, and ems imede with the ahem
of abet MINIM ♦ made ay Ur. CAIRNS TO omit
the Maws that emmehate resistratios, sad ono by Mr.
CAlDwsuwfons GSM VOW hate bees to reader every
eateeltbor to a jelialmemit 'enemy twoosalable, is cam
of failate, le double the aasesat claim share, wore rejected.
TM besoo lemma at 8 o'eleek.
THE MALTING TRADE.

Mr. HADFIELD asked the Chancellor of the Ezebeguer
whether (in additioe to thereliel 'dread, granted sod proposed
tabs given is the Stage Carriage, As., Ditties Bill) it was is-
teeded to relieve brewers sad °there (as well as their sure-
ties) from the lien of the Crowe on their real estates for
duties due and payable, or not due, but is course of boom-
ing dee, in the ordinary course of Autism, before any
actual default of the trader, or say suspicion of insolvency
' or setberrassment as his psrt,and to rely on the right of the
Crown to Wee attests whetter's' any danger was appre-
heeded, and thee to suable traders to deal with their pro-
party without the trouble and delay of obtaining consent of
the Crown?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was under-
stood to say that the brewers required ao relief, sad teat
with regard to the mandate, certain iodelgeaciss greeted
to thou precluded the possibility of the 'hinge ailaded to
by the boo. =ember.
THE MALLAOHEA AFFAIR.
Lord PALMERSTON laid os the table papers howl
Sierra Leone connected with this affair.

SIR J. MACNEILL'S MISSION TO THE CRIMEA.
Lord HOTHAM asked the First Lord of the Treasury
whether Sir John Macneill and Colonel Ttilleeh, sant ea
eosthatssionere to inquire into pertain matters seanerted
with the army in the Crimea, had returned to this sonstry ;
whether they had nude their report; end whether their re-
port, whenever wade, would be laid bathe the booth ?
Lord PALMERSTON said that the Andel why
the sofas Nth had been entirely osidestiel. and the is.
Mthe semeisisseie Si the ism Ethos The ow
anus led estibessed their &sty what/ to the sathfie-
liis eftbevuounest. est elleadeve repastions is the
Labagr bed edges frees their repel, but it would est
files the beside of the pablie soda that that report
said be pthihirast.
TUB NATIONAL OALLINT.
Mr. LOCHS sired U Sir Charles Isetithe bad bees
to the of the National Gallery, the
Wiallge appointment. the salary speed to be paid to
him I,
Mr. S. WILSON said that Noe mesas shoe Sir C.
liedelso bad best semieatth by Lord Abode's, and the
appithoest hod ben rattled seder the preset pore-
me& Twee/row oestalei the Treasury minute would be
disithooll to mob= disewieg the arrogesesta that had
bossed, for is Nelthwel Ostler", and the appointment of
Ms C. Eastlake.
PALACE OF WESTMINSTER.
Mr. GERI:010N Inquiet of the Secretary of the Tree-
"cry whoa the *se lei estimates, de , pasties to the
New Paso uI Weedsieeter (ordered to be printed es the
21st day of Jose hag peal be dithered into the hands of
the members
NU. J. WILSON—Os Ileseley next.
CORPORAL QUIN.

Kr. P. PEINCH aalMd atte;tie7; to the ease of Corporal
Gain, recorded as having diarlognitasit himself is Mho halite
of the Quarries, of th• Mb of Jima. TN late Lead
had misdeed Corporal Qnia is his order of the day, bat
the *psalmist at Me lordship's ssoesseor no funks* alig
bad been tokaa is the sem He (Mr. Preach) tuatara to
wit "blow it was likely that say spHnal mark of her
12No Meer wee be d satendod to Corporal Gala ?
PALIII9BTON mid skis is emu= with Wien
hr was aware of the distinguished aervisse of Corporal
QOM, but was rot Is a anilines to give tk• hon. member
Migall"lur informatiew ea the "ablest, the boa. umber
gives hint nodes of kis quads& oat, two bean
ITALIAN LEGION.
lame GODERICH sold that withia the hat few days it
W kosn stated in the papers that it was the "manilas of
Ike prernwent to font eat Italian Legion. He wished to
haw If di* statemeat was true.
Mr. PEEL rid that at first it was set intended to said
hal bat that mew it was intended is amps them in tb•
foreign .

BILL.
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Lord PALMERSTON promised to suite, on Thenday,
what wore the isteatioes of severameat with roman to
the above bill.
TIM SS= ZEGIMENT.
Mr. SULLINS esilei aftialica to the ease of the two
sealer selishseas of the Oseaseght Reapers, who, k masa
gasses of ant having saved the two years required by the
revelations NMI net AM* feir the mosey sewed la the
righasat at the &IMMO the Chseerks when their Ileptala
sad see ilesteetral of Oat legbalret 1/0“ MULL Gee of
the sabollents sedlaetsd was Lash Peerage, wise hod mash
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