The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-27 00:00:00

NOTION OF NOTIONS_AND_ORDI23 OF TED DAT TOE TEE

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reediiii; Telegraphs Bill—third re;aing , Canters sad theta
Rarenue Rill--second reading . Papply--eommlttee Salmon
Fisheries (Ireland; Bill—comenttee : Meadow diming Recess
Ml—committee. Judgments law Amendment (Wand, Bill—
owed reading :—Jsrant Remuneration Bill—ecomilttee.
NOTICXII 01 MOTION&

ColonelneCH—To aak the Secretary of State far the Home
et whether, haring obtained Mere to Mandan, as
pltillabec mann, a bill for amalgamating the City and Metropoll-
tau pollee, which, as It relates to matters of poMm and proposes
to deal with the power of a corporation whose mutable. are ap-
pointed under a private act of parliament, must, under the rules
of this house, be coneidered a private bill ; whether or no he
MOM, no notice having been served, to proceed say furrier with
hla proposed nae•snre.
r. Alderman

.To ask the lon. ',ember for An-
dover if the Mansion-house committee for the relief of Lanca-
shire digress has responded to the prevailing opinion that It
ought now to unite with Loral Derby a central committee also
the number of persons composing the Mansionhouse committee,
sod If there ss<iW a fitment committee of the subscribers to the
fund, to whom this question might he referred.
At halfmast ?our o'clock.
Viscount Pat hail move that the orden of the day be
postponed till after the notice of motion relative to the cotton
manufacturing districts.

Mr. PruneJin—totton ktsc ufacturing Matilda—To more the
following resolution : •• That, in the opinion of Cis hence, It is
the duty of the government to take into consideration, without
delay. what measures may be necessary to relieve the distress
which prevails In the eotton manufacturing dlstrbts, so that the
peopb may no longer Coll4lllle unemployed."
Mr. Payne—As an amendment to Mr. Ferrand's motion on
cotton manufacturing Antrum. to move to leave out front the nrst
word " That" to the mid of the question, in order to add the
words "an humble sddress be presented to her Majesty, prajing
that she will be graciously pleased to al point a royal eommission
to inquire into the present state of the cotton manufacturing
district... and to report on the best mods of relieving the distress
relating therein," instead thereof.

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The CsaacibioicTliiieiaCtixtiiii=f•aiTerTreaetuuons In
reterenoe to hallway Pateeneera flab Liceneee, Beer Licensee,
Wage Carriages Lamm and Dulles, Boger Daty. and Cha-
ritable Legacies andand), all of which ye have &reedy pub-

Mr. ATZTON—IiUse Carriages.—leare out, "which shall be
constructed and tionssatt to carry not more than eight puree.
Nn at one Lass."
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liable Legacies (Ireland;—To aegathe reso.

Mr. ATM'S—Resolution IN leave oat academia."
TUESDAY. APWJL O.
NOTICIS 01, MOTION.
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Mr. Lrunnix—China::Toeall tie attention of the house to

(Tree-clad Shipe.—Addrer for a
royal commission to consider the best mode of construction and
form of the tree-clad ships which are to compote the future
navy of England ; to report upou the ships presently built and
building, and the amount of duck :and basin ecoosnmoditUon re-
quired for their use at home and abroad.
Lord R. MONTAGU—As an sanendinent CO Sir J. Elphinstone's
motion "With a view to provide for the economical construc-
tion of ships for the Royal Navy of the most suitable forms and
materials, to move, That the Board of Admiralty shinild ho
empowered by parlitunent to introduce Into the public service a
class of persons equal in educatiou and positaon to the military
cadets of Woolwich, who (subject to certain regulation. and
conditions to be made by or with the suction of the Comptroller
of the Navy: may utimately fulfil ,this duties of Royal Naval
Architecta.