The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-16 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTION WHICH NOW STAND

IN THE °BUBB BOOK OF THE HOUSE OF

COMMONS FOIL THE NEXT SESSION.

The Marquis of Blandford—Episcopal and Capitals,
Estates—Bill to make betwr provision for the management
of episcopal and eapitular unites.
The Martinis of Blendford—Formation, &0., of Parishes
—Bill to make better provision for the formation and en- I
dowment of ',pante and distinct parishes.
Mr. bun Butt—Bleaching Works—Bill to shorten the
hours of work for women and children in the bleaching,
dyeing, and finlshirg works in the United Kingdom.
Sir James Hut—Bill for remedy against the Hundred,
in the case of the breaking of windows by a riotou and
tumultuous assemblage of persona.
Viscount Ebringtoa—British Magoon, eto.—That In the
opinion of this house, it I. desirable that the British Mu-
seum, the National Gallery. and the Crystal Palace at
Sydenham should, like the Botanic Garden at Kew, and
the Hampton Court Palace and Garden, be open to the
public on Sunda afternoon.
Mr. Ewan—,het the several estimates for the public
service be referred to select committees for examination,
previous to their peeling through the House of Commons.
Bk. E wart—Bill to extend to certain Scottish boroughs,
now administered on a principle of self-election, the privi-
lers of the Scottish Municipal Reform Act.
Mr. Fagan—Miniater's Money (Irelend)—To move, in
committee of the whole house, tu- leave to bring in a bill for
the total abolition of the tax new levied exclusively in sight
c:roorate towns in Ireland, in lieu of ministers' money.
Sir Gilbert Heathcote—To call the attention of the go-
vernment to the subject of diminishing, as much u possible,
the expenses of the dress of the officers of the army, sod also
still farther to decrease the distinctions between that of the
officers and privates; also to the comfort of the private
soldier by still further lightening his knapsack of super-
duns a tides, end by adapting his clothing to the climate
in which he may serve, and by ensuring a more careful pre-
paration of his food, especially in military hospitals.
Heywood—Marriage Lew Amendment—Bill to
amend the Law of Marriage, so far as relate. to certain
Marriages of collateral affinity.
Mr. Heywood—Advent:assent of Sideau—Select Com-
mittee to inquire what public measures an be adopted to
advance science, end improve the position of its cultivators.
Mr. Heywood—Bible (authorised version)—Addrees to
her Majesty, praying that her Majesty witl be graciously
pleased to appoint a commission to inquire into the state of
the authorised version of the Bible, and to prepare a plan for
the further Tuition of that translation.

Mr. Mackinnon—Houses of Pultaumut—Select com-
mittee toucan:sin the present state of the buildings of the
houses of parliament, and the works authorised and still
required to &Ample'. them ; also to inquire into the past
expenditure, end to consider and report the steps necessary
to ensure the speedy completion of the houses, end a due
control over the works and weir the future expenditure.
Mr. Malins—Bill to enable married women to dispose of':
Reversionary Interests and Persanal Estate.
Mr. Mull—That this hoses resolve itself into a committee
to take into consideration the Temporalities, of the Irish
Church Establishment.

Mr. Thames Mitchell—Contractors Disqualification Re-
moval—Bill to repeal the sot of 1782, which disqualifies
contractors from sitting in parliament.
Mr. Monts—Queen Anne's Bounty—Select committee to
examine into the constitution and management of Qasen
Aene's Bounty, with a view to report to the hones some re-
commendation for the name effectual management of the
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Mr. Murrough—Bill to abolish the Property QinMotion
of Members of Parliament.
Mr. Napier—Administrative Reform—That it is the opi.
pion of this house, that in any measures of administrative
reform, provision should be made for a responsible depart-
ment of public justice, with • view to secure the skilful
preparation sad proper structure of parliamentary bills, and
promote the progressive improvement of the law.
Colonel North-a-Cavalry Officers (army)—That as humble
address be permuted to her Majesty, praying that she will
be graciously pleased to take into consideration the position
of toe cavalry of of the army, with regard to the war-
rant enabling officers to retire upon the lull pay of their
rank, and receiving a step of promotion.
Captain Daniel O'Connell—To draw the attention of
the house to the ease of the Tralee savings beck depositors.
Mr. Oliveira—Wise; Duty—To call the attention of the
boon to the present high rata of duty charged upon foreign
and colonial wises; its prohibitory I fleet upon the imports-'I
lion and!consiimptkon of the cheaper wines produced is Prance,
Spain,Portogal,and Gormany,and p ring those countries
from reducing their tariffs upon the, importation of British
manufactured goods; sad to move, that, with a view to
promote increased commercial intercourse with those
countries, and to cement our alliance with Prance, this
House wirl resolve itself into a giolamittee to consider of the
reduction of the same.

Sir George &QOM, Pechell—Seleet C.taimittee to inquire
into the operation of the Act 6 and 7 Vie., concerning the
Fisherieeio the sea. between the Brit.ah Wands and France.

Mr. John George Paillintore--Registration of Charges on
Land—Bill fur the Registration of Cn.rges on Land through-
out England.
Mr. John George Phillimcre—To call the attention of
the hcuse to the salt tax in India, with a view to its abo-
lition.

Mr. Robert PhiElmore—Toes!' the attention of the house
to the grievous injustice of the present fiscal burdens on the
clergy of the church of Enpl.nd.
Mr. Robert Phillimore—Bill for the further reform of the
mica *deal spurts in England end Waler.
Mr. Ricardo-0 ..... meat Contracts—Select committee
to inquire into the contracts entered into by thegoveinuseat
since the commencement of the war, and to report on the
woraiog and policy of the contract system g By.
Captain &obeli— Government of the Navy—Select com-
mittee to Inquire into the government of the Navy, relating
to the lists of cfficere, patronage, promotion, and the efil-
ciency of the service in all the grades belonging to it.
Mr. Francis Scully—To call the attention of the house to
the recent Post (face regulation for the transmission of
newspapers between the United Kingdom and the B ' ' h
colonise, and to move,—Tnat in the opinion of this house,
the recent Post-office order imposing a new rate upon the
transmission of newspapers from the United Kingdom to
the British colonies is impolitic and should be rescinded.
Sir John Shelley—To call the attention of the home to
the p. runt state of the Irish bench ; and, if necessary, to
bring forward a substantive motion on the subject.
Mr. Walpole—To mai the attention of the house to the
present system of national education in Ireland, with the
view of relazkg it, under proper regulation, in favour of
theme religious bodies which bare received no portion of the
public grant.

By the death of the Duke of Somerset, Lord Pal-
merston trill, for the first time, have to advise her Majesty
as to the bestowal of a blue ribbon.

It is reported (ssys the Portsmouth Guardian)
that Sir Francis Suing is about to accept office unties the
present Government. and will consequently be obliged to
appear again before his constituents.

His Excellency the Bavarian Minister has taken a
house at Brighton for the season.

Lord and Lady Brougham are receiving company
at Brougham Hall.

Sir William and Lady lidolosworth hays loft town
for their seat, Penearrow, Cornwall. The Right Hon. Bart.
returns to London in a few days, to resume his of eiel
duties. Lady Moleswerti will remain at Penearrow till
the end of September, to naive a inaseessien el visitors.

Among the recent visitors at the Royal Victoria
Hotel, St. Leonerdron-ths-Bm, bees bees the liarquieead
Marchioness of Abereora sad Lady Louise Hamilton,
Suomi Jean Rothothild, Lord sad Lady Foley sad the
Hee. Mee Foley, Lord Dais's, Sir A. sad Lady Again,
Sir &beard sad Lady Beaton, &o.

The Needonam, of yesterday, says :—" The weather
daring tie last three or fear days bee greatly Improved, aad
indeed bee bees almost all that scald be desired. Some bui*y
bee bees eat seer Niddry, sad is °tbbr early keelitiee, but
wry little wheat will be ready for the sickle fee at hest •
week, sad it is very Isiah lodged sad twilled by the latS
homy Was"