The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-23 00:00:00

Tmg WA.TNOOTR GRANT.

Mr. SPOOSTEit mid he begged to give notice that imme-
diately after the Christmas nom he meant to move that
the house should resolve itself into a committee of the
whole house to consider the act 8 & 9 Vie., e. 2.5, commonly
called The last Maynooth Act"—(laughter)—with a view
to the repeal of those chums in the said act which provided
for money grants to Mavnooth College.
BUTLER, CHEESE, dc.
Mr. EWART gave notice that oa Thursday, the 2nd of
December, he should bring la a bill to »peel the duty m
butter, chime, eggs, ham, and poultry.
Sir DE L. EVANS nee to ask the First Commissioner of
Woods what the definite intentions of government were as
to the removal, or the cootrary, of the buildings on either
side of Bridge.street, Westminster-hridge ; and if one or
both sides of that street be intended to he removed; and at
what period it may be intended to carry the same into
effect?
Lord J. MANNERS said it was the intention el the go-
vernment to introduce a measure to authorise the building
of a bridge across the Thames at Westminster, bat it would
not provide for the purchase of the houses on the mouth side
of the river. The hon. and gallant member wee probably
aware that the houses oaths north nice, with one inception,
were the property of the Westminster Bridge Comminioa-
ere, and that the leases would soon fall in. The removal of
the houses on the south side would no doubt be a great im-
provement to the New Palace of Westminster, but he was
not disposed to propose such a costly addition to the expense
of erecting the bridge.
THE FACTORY INSPECTORS' REPORT.
In reply to a question from an lion. Id
Mr. WALPOLE mid the report of the Factory Inspec-
tors would shortly be laid on the table, together with a
memorial which had been received by the government front
Mseeheater.

THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS.—ROMISH PRAC-
TICES IN THE CHUNCII.—BISHOPS' INCOMES.
SW B. HALL bid he wished te pat to the right =
has.
Imo thebeesiary of Sall he the BwDepeetnest
of whisk he Mil peen him blies. The
Sea eeiesal b ter sesissiestial ewers; the send sessile.
shied awl the third is osessieetissi bermes.
The right boa geadeass wee Oman aware that is MO a
gowning, we appointed by that house to bran into
the state of the buns of law sad equity. That einbaluee
node a nay admirable ropers; sad attar nabs ler* the
ben with word to the bee takes by lodges and
sad stating that the sibs wen sinecure Mileao:tBCedro:
sired that*, 'Nestles astifis=iaseat might be Sheeted
without daisy le the of prayer remedies. he
be geese= whisk he le yet te the right lein. p. 5..
aces was, *Mar it was the bessilos of bee Nebel" go.
vennent M isteeduee any nesenes en to MM e.g Nape Ise
the purpose of earryiag out the telammemSMlna of the war
mime. With regerd to the went toseties. that with re-
ference to oodeniwitioal diesiplisa, the eight hen. podium&
hod hal his aunties bays to a yore eel* We wonted
M the hew le MI, his as diem te bar Meaty from
kg mambas of the demi of lareasS *eel very mune-
waft by peen of wines* sal by swebers of that
bens% binelels lag et snub benalbas ea the kens
et weselp is the establiebd elm* sea
ben 11r4er. te tales es* Mugs as night
a seelbrenes ef sok seeless. At She sonmend et
her Its‘etty, the fiesestry of SIM% then Ilk Gli annesidested with the Arebbishey of Oretedwert
the term 0..114111.7 plates fail obliewes is
yeas toile so we seek mesa as an within yule=
orielmis the Kterlemeless of the
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ebb he avanatlng the smile efesehnoshast leaStienen
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aelidesion aid ekes amsag a omen* body air new
hes." A ebb eon ebbe thaw feigns* Is the pleb
neweppees es ker Ma lb dingy sad laity of the
diem* el ebbe le si
the Arekbkhey of prayisg
that his grade smell Lawton to en ilie oenound ef
her Majesty. His grass wrote—. The momeial anodes
he the ialeettimiliss of doserisin sal yeasibee into the
ebb& deice the lest taw yews whkk seetastbe essendisl
wide she et the 111111111111. The tenneele
mobilo smiles of a resew while as nese* be
41" MM" hell auricular onehmehe la the *sr* of
Roes. 115. with yen," we hie grass, " that this
rabies uneiptsral Wes ia effect,"
sea he sail be Bub
_pees egbiss will provost a
eestinemse of the gpolen. Wlne he Vithed le sek the
right hes. ear,. wee thle—Wbethee it was the bleb
ties Ober or if he bed hewn *a
he and IrsVt; "er 11:11111."%ehenek of legirrh—eeetteeelt
wee the bleat= of the Whop et the obese le Min way
stops, la penennes of Os semmie of lesellea=ll;
=et yeeeeselleg posselloge whisk Os
were -seep: the pebbles of the
Bodereaatiesesir The gem was one whisk hiresedlt
has. friend would par
stab le bone mere
having relereers tie istemse. An set wee jowl
L UK gobble was Is lb* the auseulit
sepal bun= ; and ben teem whisk had been
the anis of the house it apple,* *et the wide end Web
ties of that se had bees. evaded. He ***ft knew whe-
ther Se emornerns nob issesdnes awressue le
eany bee elbst the gift ft dm sel.he
grew that the Whop al& net hove byes boom Om
was mined le lb* sego ten sea
Mr. WALPOLB sell the hes.geatlessaa had ash* his
three vwy heyeelost quweirm The rose biy=
berme: di vie Ile int—nbeely, whet
the he
redear....r; trsePetlebilletlis paile.d its
had sobbed was a meet of the esomilen orM vas
M bee takes ia bush of
law, be not s semisoft
of theeesleiaMYaltsuns. The hes.geatiame
Miele
big be swan tastes Lord Chassollerbed slew*
isChasesm enuabies Is ens* pleas that an exginuesseet a tredes bed hem
web In their nest elle men nes than le essollyewse
Ibiwbele tesseliss KMMemwiey IMAM= with web
one to the yesessib. r ewers, Is lies
senels. sod la the soft et elnaessy. The eltensisi=
the gseuennsel ball hoes onlowely dkeseed Is Ible Wee*
ad be bail se boolbeiss that Ong Were Milli
lee=Vito list Ibis le be a *leg, saw
bleb la ihe (Oboure.)
as he IKON Ills bleb e ewe wheel
syysseellef graeselly. mad be** Ye aNNIUSINI
with the eguebeiles et the awellye he seelablyenbel
sakes bill blight be ism& be no* lhe whollearinwe
as eneesties. -Per Ohm= he **lb
geversnent hod so bigness et hmeadblely
bah a bin. hut ke ens* le* with pit onsisey the
report of Obsessey Osernhoiresse. sell* be *se&
ihe whole inselbs. With reseed he the band
Weft knew hew It was peeible to row* Is.
bee web no p.... that he was aware of, In be been
of gernaling whist the hes._geweseees bad soled Banish
phases= la be
shosob. The beet node et mossese
than wee he be bent is the geed Ni. ef the people
ot this oesstry. seyeared, es it had bees ever
'said over eels, against the behests.** of any Mil novel-
*. into on *Ma ; SA es for as the so nement were
eareemok they were es sazieen as the his. -demo as
hey be obi bead. he ene seer own ehendh seenned
: thrifelb=hrianaVilevr•siPbe mamma
lib Mod le Ile
ilotoewl. whisk te Mimed bleoeb Ms.
-=zos aware that the Si... we mewl by the
Commingle, ley vines of the est to whisk be
supposed the hon. gentiones seamed. He did set MS
east tbe jobseneat ought to kneeing with the lib b.
lice w
of the bishop. bet he *aught the
issenskieghltelle_be bleb. so they had Mei=
by the seinlind Onsnimeleans is ysismase of the
statute.

Sir B. HALL said he !Nerd to INo bottom thOt, otter
the Christasas mese. he Mei& ems for leave to Map is
a bill to ragalaas spisegressess. (Rear, hoar.)
DUTY.
Mr. DZIONT WI the debt hes. gendeerin the Oben-
«Der tithe laskageor Ind reeeteed a wespeelet Ilea me-
tals sillt anewlbsturers, respestiew Ihe mama et emu&
dean whieh were left by Mr Hebert Peel, sad whisk
la het, to protective dation Weald the elikt
hen. lay_
_tint nenniel ea the table
The CELLOS et lELCHECIDIR wee ander-
steed M ropy that It had net yet base paneled.
Leave el absenes wee given to Mr. IL Ilarbeet Is. as
week, an issues of argent private badmen
THE "HOUSEHOLD NAILHATIVZ."
Mr. SCROLDIELD wished to lism trees the len. sal
learned gentleman the Atterney-Clemal what deetien Ste
porernmat had arrived at with reference to the me of the
o Queen • the Household Narrative r'
The ATTORNEY-OENERAL was sorry the be bad
abt been aware that this question would be asked. All be
could say on the subject was that he believed the writ of
error was still patties, and that the natter would be taken