The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-03 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P.

HOCB2 OF LORDB.--MONDAT, JULY 2.
The Lone CILANICILLOA Yak bis seat apes *a wt ebs&
at des ardesh.
Tloi mysl MIMI was ella by esmaimbe as Ile Maw•
lag bah eoAdsolehload te of Oatbe Abroad; Wool Km-
riages ; IfelimalOallosy (Debits); Omorileit Reallstloa;
Goes Roam Rahway (lamas, of Cagillisr;resigissal
LS* Amwasitie ; Us* omit Yseglial Rollway;
=ll.ll.osismil sod Donlon, Head;
sad Lakesinbe Omar Rood ; D sal
Rankilklllua Railway ; Ligipill sad Bennis Bind ; Peter-
borough and Welliagboreugh Rend; Stroud and Mallard
Road; Rkmaney Railway; letereational Life Aroma
Sethi, ; Bridpott Road; Beldport mid Bread Wiasor
Read; Hautboy, themilK sad Central India Railway;
North Yorkshire old gaveload Railway; Gisegew Water;
Apr Bokser; Valley Midway ; Binalagas
Canal Nay qua; Rama and Beauretb Railway; Electric
TelegraphDmpar Railway ; sad !Wad* Rail-
Lords' Commhismers were the Lord Chaessllor, the
Deka of Argyll, sad ths Bari of Raney by.
The Wismar bins were read a moral thll9. Tit. •
Hoke sad Hall Maeda Allsesse, Kirkkaillessh. and &l-
ame& Ream; Herd that
Broiririsk Imprevelerno; -- Why Railway ; Dstr-
byaldra. Btallordabirs, said Woriiertanades Railway (Ne.
2) balm Bay Railway sad Pier; Torquay District
Chasibos ; Raglaad and belied laprownwat Cosaassal-
aMiladalailway ; Great Northina Landes Cemetery; and
loprommeat
Vilibletaz wing bills were road a third time sad mated
Sarmat's Batas; Stosksoe sad Darlington Railway;
WLomita Militia; Stamps, Wokiagisam, sad Woking
ray (Alterations, AO.
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THE LATE LORD RAGLAN.

Lord PANKURE rose sad said—l believe it will be
kaewa wo all year lordiblp dud I bare received iatallipaee
.

the ..at of war of the death of Lord Rallis, the
Onnatesder.is-Chief of her Majesty's fore.. there. 1 will
set tepee the moist oeseales ester farther into this meet
palest *abject, bat I held is sty head a mews from her
Majesty. resentstesding it to your lordaltips' eon.ideraties,
which it l preoer stela nen be reed to the hoses :
" Vidal& Megiss.—Her Majesty, tablas fate osseidera
-As therm& end brilliant einvices performed by the late
Finny Janes Hoary Lard Raglan, Field Marshal in her
Majesty'. Amy, sad Consteadevis-Chief of her Majesty's

Perim at the seat ef war is the Rost, is the mune of the
hostilities whisk have taken plate i• Ski Cruses, sad
beteg desirous, in respect of then sad of other
dietterelebod merits, to maim eons *aid nark of her
Majesty' favour upon Ids widow, Ready Rarriott Lady
Rails., upon his son and auseesaor S. the title, Richard
Heavy Lord Raglan, and upon tke seat earviviag heir
sale of this body of the said Richard Henry Lord
Raglan, resontniends the Roses of Lords to sneer is
sessares as may be awreasary fur the aeeomplish•
.of that parposs."
Lewd PIINNURII the. gave) notice that he should novo
Ithis asleep be takes tate consideration at the sitting of
been this day (Toesday).
Their lordships adjourned at 10 minutes to 7.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoNDAT, JULY 2.

The Strum took the coheir a few minuti'W before four

TM Sheriffs of London appeared at the bar and presented
A petltivn frem the Lord Mayer, Aldermen, and Common
Council of the City of London agaiest provisions in the
Charitable Trusts Bill, praying that it may be referred to a
select committee, and that they be allowed to be heard by
counsel against it.
Several private bill. wen advanced a stage. The order
the second reading of the South Shields Parochial Die-
.riots Bill was discharged. The Huddersfield Burial
Oroand Act Amendment Bill wee read a second time and
referred to a select committee.

SUNDAY TRADING BILL.
Lord GODIRIOIi asked the alibis lard the member fee
Middlemen whether It was his intention to praised with the
Sunday Trading Bill. (Hear.)
• Lord It. GROSVENOR—Before I proceed to answer the
question of the bon. gentleman, I .ay abeam that I as ie
rather an awkward predicament. (Laughter.) No one

to be mobbed and bullied out eta measure which was
introduced with so intention that it should have as effect
dissimilar to them which have been so unjustly attributed
I bops the how sad the wintry will recollect that

. was a weave set /or the better observance of the
Sabbath. (Cries of " Oh.") IMI going to conclude with
notion, and therefore say one that wishes may answer
. This wee a Mann sot for the better observance of
Sabbath; it was a measure which icerfered with no
's reetestios, and with no man's religious convictions.

was a swan for this purpose of procaring as large an
amount of holiday as possible for the hard-worked and over-
taxed thousands of this 1110tropolis. Bat considering the

paled—Ca langb)—coasideriag that this is °as of thou
Nissans which is mulls:ly liable to stimprestatation
. .

to ridicule, and that misrepresentation has been most
unsparingly esereieed against this oreasore—(bear, hear)—
considering the late period of the session at which we are
arrived, sad the opposidoe, the formidable opposition, which
at this waist I am threatened with. I think it would not be
right to imp op the irritation which at the present moment
exists for the bare thanes of paring this measure dazing the
present NSIIIOII of parliament. Therefore if the how, which
has se kindly supported me up to the present moment, will
permit sae to do so, I will move that the order of the day
in referenee to this bill, 'high stands ea the paper for WW-
I's/clay nett, be now dieekarged.
Mt. OTWAT—I beg to miegeatalate the noble lord the
member (or Middlesex es the maw he has adopted ; but
while Idoso I cannot help expressing my sincere regret
-t the noble lord on a previous occasion did not, when he

osallod on not to go on with the bill, conform to the
general feeling of the hones. (" No, so.") But whether
`•t be so sr not, I with to ask the Secretary of State for

Home Department whether, in consequeses of the o-
esedinp whisk took place is this metropolis yes, erdsy, which
I believe to be attributable mainly to the vacillation of the
right hoe. gentlemen (Sir G. Grey), and to the government,
?hi& has entirely abdicated its functious in this boast,
le noble visions% at the bead of the governmant hie*,
expreesed himself In a most flippant gunner with regard to
it, sad the right be.. pinkies. the Secretary of State
having takes $ coarse vacillating and uncertain—l believe
that to that teed** is to be attributed the tumult in Hyde-
park yesterday, the lam of lib whisk I believe to have s►
coned, and the imeireeratlon of 104 persons in the aids el
Oda tows. Sines the noble lord loss yielded to the gamma
wishes of the iseuittry, sad withdrawn his bill, I wish le
oak the right has. gentleman whether it is ►is homilies to
procure the liberstio* of thee, 104 pores= sow in gaol for
having ameinbled, I believe legally, in Hydeiuk yester-
v, sad also whether ke will lay before the louse a eon of
instrustions to the polies tons es that cannon ?
Sir 0. GREY—I do not know to what the las. member
refers when he speaks of my vo•Witios. Ido not re-
member the hen. gentleassa taking say part against this
bill.
Mr. OTWLY—I voted against the mond reading.
Sir G. OBEY—I• womatittse, when the diamtedon took
pm, I upraised my ',Won with regard to mend of the
dews. sad I was prepared to 'sprees it again so to the
ininsinsat part of the biU. With regard to this bill, I do
e haw that lus justly ehargesble with vaelllation. It
not a goversmest bill. With regard to the proondings
question, I was Informed by the commindoesr of police
that eleven or twelve notices had been published in dif-
(mat parts of the nostropolb, calling Oa persons
to assem►le is Hyde•psrk ea Sasday, evidently for the pur-
pose of mails, a diaborbanes. New it is the privilege of the
people of this metropolis, a privilege which is not enjoyed
as equal degree by the Ishabitaats of say lug* city en
A. eandsent, to have the heesojoymest of the parks la, sad
ablest Leaden. Ido not know s more gratify's( sight than
ass thorn assembled is the pails for the purples of isjey-
g themselves in the large nimbus la which they rue*
them. Bat nothieg could be • greater dereliction of dotty
ON pen of say person holding the dice I have the
boom es held than to allow monster meetings, summoned
by pelf* adisetisemmot, to be held is one of the *Me
perks as the Buselay, thus interferiag with the right of
esJoymant by all per.... is those parks. The police there-
fore seder my dimities boned a nodes waning all persons
easiest anenobling as intended, sad bodies of the polies
lefts were statissed 6a alarm* parts of the park, sad it
lisle met di lis sod bad been dotrustok and till
WPM; Ind Ides Om, TM& mod es e M has. draw.