The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-16 00:00:00

TELZGRAPHS BILL

Lord STANLEY of ALDERLEY moved the mooed
reading of this bid He mid various telegraph ernpantee
had obtained by private bills, which were neoppond, powers
which would mot hare been greeted to them if the bills
had come before
_parliament es public bills, ted the object
of the mend bell was to rennet and regulate then powers,
The Marini@ of LANSDOWNE said that sewn of the
prorisione of the bill were objectionable, particularly throe
which enabled telegraph companies arbitrarily to deal
with property without the coneept of the owes's. There
Irma cow be an opportunity to bring the matter under
their lordships' notice in committee.
The bill was then reed a second tiros.

CARRIAGE ACCIDENTS IN THE METROPOLIS.
The Marquis of WESTMEATH moved fore return of
the number of persons who had been ran over, maimed, or
killed in the City, and also in the metropolis, the let
of January, 1862.
The return was mired.
CORRUPT PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS BILL.

This bill as saroded was rad a third time sad pared.

AUGMENTATION OF BF.NIOICES BILL

On the order far the third reading of this bill,
Lord T. LEONARDO said he altogether approved of the
chianti the ineasers, but be bad to express hue regret that
some plea had Not been adopted by which the augmented
livings would pass into the hands of the clergy as a gift from
the crown.

The LORD CHANCELLOR said it was as aneetial els-
meat in the reassure that the baselines should be placed at
the disposal of the purchasers. He woo glad to Mee the
opportunity to add that the attention of his Royal Highness
the Prince of Weir having hew drawn to the feet that the
bill might interfere with his rights with regard to certain
brim is the duchy al OcenwalL his royal highs a, sati:
in pursuance al the opinion of his legs, advisers,
his readiness to forage any mush rights and his mew=
to interpose say obstacle to the carrying out of what he was
pleased to madder a very useful measure. (Hear.)
The bill as amended was then road a third time sad pans&
CHILDREN (IRELAND) BILL.
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The Commons' amendments to ads WU wsstioomoiderot
sad speed to.
DUBLIX NEYROYOLITAN RAILWAY BILL

Turd TALBOT DK KALMUCK moved that the wi-
dest, taken by the select committee to whom this till had
heap referred be printed. It would not only war the beauty
of the City of Dublin, but be inconvenient in every reaped
The Emil of CLANCARTY suggested that the state.
meet' of isosenel shook' she be printed.
Lord TALBOT DR MALAHIDE did sot think that be
would be *tiled in making for the production of the stets-
vomits accused.

Lord LLANOVER mid he had oo objection, as chaL-man
of the neennittee, to the motioe, bat he might observe that
the committee had canially considered all the rams, that
were premated to than, and the decision which they had
some to was the imaaimous decision of the committee.

After ems tarthir vicuna the insika vas asiptived
without a clayish's.

REDEMPTION OP RENTS (IRELAND) BILL.
On the Teethe el the Pavlof Domoccaeon this bin ea
read a mood time.

LONDON CITY TRAFFIC REGULATION BILL
The repast ef alassideaute oa this bill was received.
ELECTIONS DURING THE RECEINI BILL.
This bill was raid s AIM lifts madmes&
The hoses adjourned at hall-peat a