The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-18 00:00:00

PRIVATE BUSINESS.

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The following bills per. read a third time : —London,
Brighton, sad South Coast (Seuth London, 'footing, Sie.,
Junction Railways) ; London and North Western liai,way
4additional powers) • North Eastern Railway (Newcastle
and Storheck Branches) ; Elginshire and Nairnshire Roads,
Bridges, &c., Bills.
GREECE AND lONIAN ISLANDS.
The Margins of NORMANDY gave notice that on Moe-
day next hi should call attention to some circumstances con-
nected with the late military disturbances at Athens, and ask
the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs as to whether be
bad any official iigormstion se to the answer Liven to
lonians who went to the British Legation and asked for
protection. Be also wished to ask whether the noble earl
would product the correspondence and the letter of Mr.
Scarleti of the 4th of May
Earl RUSSELL said he would produce thecorreepondeoce.
JURIES' REMUNERATION BILL.
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On the motion of Lord Ciumairdrottu the order for the
sewed readiag ol this bill was discharged.
JUDICIAL STATISTICS (IRELAND).
r The Marquisel CLAN ttICARDE moved the following
reaolutioes :—That in the session of 1856 this house re-
solved that "a department for the collection of judicial
statistics should be formcd in connexion with the Home-
off cre," and "should make an annual report to parliament
at a stated time, presenting returns in • collective form
illustrative of the state and progress of the administration I
of the law throughout the United Kingdom." That, at-
smilingly, such a report and return bare been annually pre-
seated to parliament since the year 1858 for Englard and
Wales, and contains information of the greatest value.
That notwithstanding the resolution of 1856, and a pledge
given by ministers in debate upon the subject in July 1861,
no
similar report has been made from Ireland. That it is
expedient and necessary that judicial statistics from Ire-
land, similar to those for England and Wales, and to be pre•
minted at the same time, should be annually furnished ; andl
with that view it is necessary that a person acquainted with
the Irish courts and otherwise competent should be attached
to the Hositendlee, and that all possible facilities sad
co-operation should be afforded to this *Skier by the several
authonties in Dublin Castle and the various law courts el
Ireland.

Earl GRANVILLE had no objection to the motion, pro-
vided that the noble marquis would omit the words . ' pre-
sented at the same time," and also the words "attached
to the Home-odice." (Hear, hear.)
After a few remarks from Lord BROUGHAM,

The motion es amended wee thee weed to.
PRISONS (IRELAND) BILL.

This bM gamed Shrewd; committee.
The following bills pawed through committee :—Pier and
Harbour Orders Confirmation, Adtorations in Judges' Cir-
.:MAL lirorawieh Hospital (Provisions for Widows), Metro-
=Main Drainage Fsanissios, Misappropriation by
ts.

The reports of Amendment" M the Savings Banks Act
Amendment Bill and the Stmendirry Magietrates Bill were
considered and agreed to.
The Removal of the Irish Poor Bill and the Growing
Crops Seines (Ireland) Bill were rend • third time and
paned.
The Clenpnien (Colonies) Bill went through committee.
The Lend Disinage (Provisional Orders) Bill, the Mar-
riages Registration (Ireland) Bi'Land the Colonial Acta Con-
firmation Bill were read • third time and paned.
The report of amendments in the Port Beta Harbour (Isle
of Man) Bill was considered and agreed to.
The Vaccination (Scotland) Bill, The India Stock Bill, and
the Sydney Brunch Mint Bill, were severally read a second
time and ordered to be committed.
The Commons' amendment to the Lords' amendment in
the Local Government Supplemental (No. 2) Bill was
&Peed to
Commons' anamadmeets to the Lords' amendments in
the Volans= Bill were also agreed to.
The Commons' amendment us the Way warden' Contracts
Bill was &grad to.
Their lordships then adjourned at ten minutes after seven
until Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, JULY 17.
The SYZAM took the chair .t 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The Brecon end Merthyr Tydfil Junction Railway, the
Lk Valley Railway, and the Thames Bridges Bills were
read a third time sad weed.

sri.sht amass.
Flili/tAND mid that early sant no b. would
710.11 for lease to bring in • bill for Me purpose of tuakag
date bodes, liable to Ma prowls/am of Lord Campbell's
Ace (2 sad 10 VW., e. 62).
OFFICE OF LOR.D.LIEUTENANT.
Mfr. Y'ILbEION pse notion that ha would bring in a big
nett session to abobah the ogles of Lord Lieutenant of ha-
bad.