The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-18 00:00:00

BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Messrs: l'attenden and Smith report that there is no
alteration in the market as to quotations clone last report.
A 000 d steady demand continues for all Hops with colour

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. .‘"m-surir
West Hartley, 13s. ; Walls End Ileaton,l4s. ; sIF4
Larabton, 15s. 6d. • Walls End Stewart., I . "*. •
End Tees, 16s. fkl.—Lehips at market, 108. Ms
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS.—TIIIISDAT, P. 17.
The LORD ea aNCILLOa teak his Ma at An siCiaCk.

THE OATH OP SUPREMACY.

On our admission to the gallery we found their lordships'
discessioe the teal import of the words us which the oathof
supremacy is couched. The debate, it appear, originated
in the Eon! of Clancarty having presented himself at the
table to take the oaths. The noble earl was understood to
object to that pert of the oath which state., that the Pope
"bath no jurisdiction, power, or authority within this
realm." The Lord Chancellor made an effort to persuade
the Roble earl that the wassaiag of the oath was, that the
Pope had ao legal jurisdiction, power, or authority,—but
without effect ; and the noble earl eventually withdrew
without hasiog taken the oath.
71111 IthCENT ItAGE:4_ IN TilE NOILTII OF

IRELAND.
The Earl of RODEN. in pursuance of previous notice,
re= top= a question to the Marquis of Lansdowne with
regard to the late outrages in the north of Ireland. He
=aped that their lordships would pardon the ansiety whims
be felt upon a matter which effected nut only himself but
many that were sear sad dear to him in that part of the
hilmidoru. The properity, security, and life of those par.
ties dep. n.led a 'direly on the course which the government
might think proper to pursue, under the circumstances
=which he referred. Sin= he had lest addressed their
lordships upon the subject be had ominously wasted for at-
=nate trona the north of Ireland which might have ena-
bled him te cougratulate their lordship* on a change for
the bettor; but be was sorry to say that since
the lamentable failure of the special commission at Mo-
naghan, the spirits of those engaged in the Ribbon con.
apirace• bad revived. Many andante= threats, notices,
and denunciation/ of death, hied been issued against some
of the moat respectable and useful inhabitants of the north
of Ireland. Ile had revel. ed very accurate information,
which he was not at liberty to disclose, with respect to two
most curliest men whose lives hail been dettalltlet..l, who
had received two notices; and who would assuredly, alter
three w endues, entree the effects of that denunciation, no-
lon 111CLI,AMS wee: taken by the government fur their pre-
servateso, or unless the arm that alone could prevail,
were rte.-Wier! forth for their defence. Ile had communi-
cated to those two indisieloals the circumstances in which
they wire placed, and he trusted they would take
ouch means as were best calculated to ensure
the pre.. rvation of their lives. Since that period
there had been a meeting of the magistrates
of Louth. Dawn, and Armagh, at the county town or the
Mee named county, and a resolution was adopted, front
which it appeared that the agents of a secret conspiracy had
overawed the people of thoe e 'unties by n suceessiou of
murder.. attempts to murder, and burning of houses. The
magistrates beeieved that the conspiracy had in view not
merely surrarnut outrages but political and religious objects.
The nohle earl concluded by moving for a return of the
=unfree, &e., in the counties of Louth, Monaghan, Armagh,
sad Down, from the Ist of January, 1549, to the Ist of
January. 15.32.
The Marquis ef LANSDOWNE, who was very indis-
tinctly heard in the gallery, was understood to say that he
had no objectiou to the returns moved for.
a Alter a beset onoversation, the returns were ordered.
THE sILGE OF LAGOS.
Viscount CANNING, e:eiug the noble Earl the Secre-
tary for Foreign Affairs in his place, wished to ask him if
he i.,4 any objection to lay on the table any papers relative
to the events which had taken place at Lagos .
Earl ti ILAN VILLE would lay the information required
OR the table at the earliest possible opportunity.
The E rl of ELLENaottout3ll should like at the same
time to know whether any order had been issued from the
Admir.lty to the of on the coast of Africa not to fight
on Chri.tinas-day ? (A loath.) Operations had been com-
menced two days before that day, and bad then been sus
passed for 21 hours, to which delay he believed might be
attributed :he lose of onedialf the men who hail been killed.
COUNTY COURTS FURTHER EXTENSION BILL.
The house went into committee on this bill.
The LORD CHANCELLOR objected to the elan= em-
powering barristers to act without attorneys. If his noble
sad le rued friend persisted in moving the dame he ob-
jected to, be should propose an amendment to it.
Lord BROUGHAM said that in every court but the
county courts a barrister could appear instructed by a
*eat, without the intervention of en attorney. An at-
torney, at a public meeting at Freemasons Tavern, the
other day, said that as the attorneys had sufficient power
OM
barrister., they would not employ them in other mat-
ters if they did not consent to diside the guinea with at-
torney. when they took briefs in county courts. One hun-
dred and they barristers, and among them many men of
eminence, had signed a declaration on this subject, and he
represented their interests on this occasion. A hundred
others. awing them 7 Queen's Counsel, had expressed them-
salves in favour of this matter being lento the etignelle oldie
profession ; but they objected to sign the declaration to that
effect, b. cause they did not wish their names to be pub-
lished, for professional reunite. The Attorney-General
had also expressed his concurrence in the prayer of the
mem .rinl.4l, that they should be allowed to practise in the
meaty courts as in other courts. Lord Denman was of the
seas opiniors, and had written to him that morning urging
him to persevere in the retention of the clause giving to
larrietvri the privilege they claimed. And when he stated
that of 80,000 mite commenced in 1849, 2,000 alone came
to trial, verdict, and judgment, and that in the county
marle, 6,011.1 cases • year were now tried, involving amounts
from 1.11. to 504, he thought their lordships would
epee with him that it was a enmity, in this state of the law
brims', the profession should be euluded, as they now
were, from the comty courts. (Hear, hear.)
Lord CAMPBELL considered that the distinctions at
peesest maintained between barristers and solicitors were
of the highest importance to the due administration of jus-
tice, sad might not on any marmot to be interfered with.
Be therefore should support the amendment of the noble
lord es the woolsack.

After some itionsion,
The dome propcsed by the Lord C►ualor woe mined
to, and doe bill wee nryerted to tbe /MUM.
Theis lordships adios/sled at ►alt poet saves .•dock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-TCLSDAT, Fn. 17.
Tho Srahaut WA the 'heir shortly before 4 e'eterk.
BUSINESS..
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The Iselesseir:emsels7primmaire Bail ins bees& in
sod email a lee Wien
The liiikaft bills were Ned a.eoeai tha• eV sellessi
to same wenmltsiree:—Barolley Om; Cork mil Draft
Railway; Dailey Waterworks; OlesporeKihmemeit, aid
Anima= Ralbrey ; Imperial Peet sad rend. may;
Priem sad Osman/ Road; Itotharbim eel NW"
Read; Steeltion Ragmen sal Impreremmiti Tees Dm.
=1; York, Newcastle, sad Berwick E•Ele” (deria-
-I.shop Awkland Branch, te.) ; Tab, Illemsestle,
and Berwick Railosy (deviation of flint ma MAIM
Inas* le.)d TM men reeding of the Abilessepti Heibeer of Ra
fog, sad Improvement sal wee peepeasi
CHELTENHAM STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES
BILL.
Oa the motes tsr reading this ME • smseell Ink
Mr. 0. BERKELEY moved se ea sematimat Gist On
bib be pet of be se voniths.
After a briefreammation, the amendemat was carried
without a divines.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
MATIMOTII 0111.414T.—Yee diecoatiannee of, 13...L0rd
C. MANNERS, from Leicester, and Barrow-an- ;
Mr. BROTHERTON, from ‘adneadent disseaMm of
Balked ; Mr. MOODY, from Cootie Cary.
POST-110111IS ADD CAWAGa Don.—Pow el of,
FO
by Mr. m. Sem Berwick ; Lord D. STUART,
from Mannheim; Ik W. CLAY, been Tower Hualets ;
Mr. HODGSON, Bien peer Men of
TIMANT Rim Des,—lly Mr. CORBALLY, from
Moss in comity Meek la lbw's of.
Tan Newmann' Seem Cemortow.—By Mr. OIL
SON, from a Mr. Jobe Gesdeer, w Wistaseelt, the mete.
ter of • ene.Wy p , eseptekelem dial having reiess•
mewed Ms does the Sidi= of the Come of
Isebeiser, bs bm base writes as by Me Board of Inland
Romeo laksaise bin Gist sash mahatma= widest a
Y Memel mks, these INIGea. cap. 9 (it was sew
basest it wee pablhbed M the middle instead of the
sang Mesa sass*), Ned preying whammed to pee
gems stemes dearestenof N. law on the subject
MOTICIAI OP MOTIONS.
NEWSPAPER STAMP DUTY.
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Ks. x. tie-i-i;ritaitit,-;iotioa for the
for.
_______ _ HOP DUTY.
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Mr. FULLER, in the abeam* of Mr. PAZWIN, for the
total repeal of bop duty this day fortnight.
MILITIA BILL
Lord PALMERSTON, or the report of the resolatiess
of the onsiaittoo of the previous day, es the Noblest of
the re-solobliAlaaan of a militia forte. le Rove the cads-
aka of the time dadlalag the loses or of a local character,
with as 'new of =Wag it twee pastel, sad et devising
ateraahis the mantel a war, of providing ter the &haus—
age At Enema ..ly, but for all lowa el the Called
IhidW. (Mar, hear.)
ENDER TAX ON EXCURSION TRAINS.
Ms. M. 82XMILR, was early day, fee copies se earn-
TraliMhos= the railway companies and At Beard
shade an NA subjeet.
Mr. Sparaer's notice on Mayaesth, Mr. Hags Make
ea eate lonian Isles, mad Mr. Spisaaer's oa the paalsbaisat
abetted' olleaders, were respeelivaly penned Is Tar
=MIL
CRATIZITON har=dl.tha lieenha at War
mien oresellswe on away sad real a reply,
MssU, MAMILTON begged la adt the Presideat it
anis& it he had- say objeatlea se lay ea the
lobo a Mgr af as of the endows lobes bean tbe
anninee by the Bend et T rade le intake
isle the abeenesner alloseling the less et Us Amiss
MS=
Mr. trDOUCHERE said es repel awl evidence were
Is the howls et the printer, awl wesid be hid es the table
or osua is peowlele.
Mr. T. MAUL& is reply to • punka pet by Bir H.
Wllesibby. wWisr it use inlemoM le prea:Fa the
heiret the entire isegaldwe et Omens Alex-
te Mr. Massephees,
hid 1128, re.
eis et OMNI, shish bus repenaled
is • newt walk et Mr. Kaye Is hese bees pain wad
mew* saM Os neepainee whin had win ennobled le
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Irs;.-- is le Ihisis= et the psviesnest is Mil.
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weeks dimins. la 1842 On whoa bed
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