The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-22 00:00:00

METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT BILL.

The committee on this bill was resumed.
Clauses to 158 were agreed to with some umbel amend-
ments. _ _

-7111 W house thin remind, and adjourned at 10 mlastie
Ito four.

Tee lime resumed at 8 o'clock.
&viral unopposed retinae 'sere ordered.
EDUCATION BILL.

Mr. E. DENISON gave notice of bie intention to tam,
in committee on Ibis bill, a dame renderieg &madames at
teapot children ender a certain -

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THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.

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ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM,
Mr. OLIVEIRA asked the Under Seastary for War
whether arrangements were being made at the Royal
Military Asylum, Cools's, for receiving the 120 additional
ddldren of soldiers on foreign service, premised by the late
MrHon. Secretary at War on the bth day of May, 1864?
. PEEL said that 20 additional children bad been.
shnilled, and the remainder would be received as soon as
tM Mrsessary buildings had bees completed.
Wesel NORTH said that so long ago as May, 1864, the
lassibled pasted the resolution rare. red to. The other day
bs mast to look at the building which was preparing for the
Crand found there was scarcely a brick on the ground.
eel:ad to snow the ceased the delay ?
Mr. ROUVERIE gave some ezplanati-in, which was not
hoard is the gallery. He was understood to say that the'
building was nearly up to the roof.

Lord SEYMOUR asked the Chief Conseil:slain of
Works, in reletence to a 'stern presented on the 19th day of
Jane, showing the proposed extension of buildiage connected
with the New Palate, Weetsiester-1. Whether he hie
sanctioned the plans and estimate* for 280,2721., on amount
of which sem 107,1761. has, it is stated, bona voted in this
sesame ? 2. Whether he has approved the plans sad esti-
mates for farther works propme4 to the .sent of
661,2861., which are not included in time plea of the build-
ings laid before parliament with the estintatmof the pretest
year ?
Sir W. MOLESWORTH said that two classes of works
were referred to in the return sectioned by the noble lord.
First, these works whist+ wen indispensable for the com-
pletion of the palace, which had been sanctioned by the
govereenent, and were now is ; secondly, those
"biota lied been aniseed by Bar harks Barry as desirable,
bet were not imilapeesable I. the eemplatios of the palace
which had net remised the emetics of parliament, and bad
not been commenced. It wee estimated es the Est of
March, 1861, that the sees required for the Sat class of
works would amount to 280.0001. • of thetas 170,0001. was
voted is the last and 86,0001. in ;he present esseles With
regard to the sewed clam, is oemegaeace of wishes *NW
beta frequently impressed! by boa. members Is NM home,
be bad mussed Sir Charles Barry to report to his kis
views as to rleitelitiecal works which he wessidend de-
sirable or es t„ and r bad received he Ok Obselas a
statement oi those works, the met of whisk was estimated
at 660,0001. Bet those works had not yet is say way
received the mastics of government, sow were they GONI•
seated. The report upon them was cow seder the eon-
sideration of the Treuse',.
I. answer to (ior H. WILLOUGHBY
Sir W. MOLESWORTIi said that the total sum es.
punted en the new homes so fay was about two-and-a-half
TESTAMENTARY JURISDICTION BILL.
Is samba to Mr. BLBIANDBH,
The SOLICITOR GENERAL said the delay fa pro-
medics with thee bill bad bee. unavoidable, sad bad set
same from any doubt as to the premiss of passing It, He
had proposed to take it at a moraine sitting, but there were
many objectioas to that comm. (Hear, hear) It was in-
tended to salmi% to the other ham • bill relating to @berth
' disciplbee; there were MOO ebjeatioas to that semen;
' sad he roomed to postpone the Testamentary Jarisdishes
, Bill for a week, .a the hope that them objeetioas would be
r removed.
SOLDIERS' ARREARS.

Mr. STAFFORD asked whetiier any;rariesseab bed
he.. made for the pepsine of the arrests dim to these del
or wosedird *Didion who bad ressesed tram the Crimea ?
He observed that this was the seventh tiara he bad asked the
qmsfem ripe. the session comemoesd. (Hear, bear.)
Mr F. PEEL said the reams why they could act settle
the hock pay of the soldiers la this country sou busses they
had sot hitherto been aware of what was the meant of
mosey dos*, tbwa up to the period 'bee they left the
headAserters of th. it ',miaow la the Crimes, also the
amount die whoa they were at SestarL It was sew three
impalas awe peremptory instreetioas bad bees mat to the
paymasters to famish aseatets is all these matters. Pay-
@Kasten were ales mat to Scutari teethe psrpste of briefing
up sneers, sad towel lists had bees mat I. 'bowies the
remote dee to the soldiers. But the mane from Seater(
were yet wanting ; ea soon as they ante's?. the amain
would ba shared elf.
Mr. STAFFORD gave notice to call the &amities of the
here to the sub** SSW day.
COMMISSIONS OP DECEASED OFFICERS.
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Yr. 1111ADLAIK asks t the First Lnd of the Treasury
whether be would bey spew the table at tie hewer the aew
,wettletMa is the sraw, whereby sawn ars entitled es be-
gs est. Ow mulattos value of their sommissiose nodes sir-
teiu Wrewereasse P

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