The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-05 00:00:00

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM AN

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF

DAY.)

The Speahn took the *heir Lea ohm Webs s'eloek.
The Lords' amenimests te the flawlva& were agreed
te:—Cermartkes sad Cardigaslimy Bill ; Grand
Surrey Clad (No. 21 Bin; Mealtimes,. SMALL sad Liss-
solaettire Railway Capital) Bill; Distey, sad
Whaley Bridge Railway Bill ; tte Dock Bill. gad
Wayaioath Water Bill. The Wes gad Brasil/arta Roads
Bill was read a third time sad gamed.
NUISANCES REMOVAL AMENDMENT BILL.
The home mat into committee os this bill.
Clauses from 1 to 7 inalasive were agreed to with some
few saseadmente.
Oa clause 8, 'ilia relates to Ole prooventlea of °Madan
Eider theme, and gives pollee magistrates summary Jane-
dietioa over aviemseee,
Sir B. HALL. replying to some remarks hos Mr.
Healey, said he was williag to mead the slaws so as to
asks it provide that the salaam* Rust be injurious to
health.
Lord Robert Oftoevistoz, Mr. E. BALL, sad other
boaeurable members, objected to ILAN; oat the word
" offensive," as it ones happeaed that mammies were
°Madre without being directly Llano's' to health, and it
was this elate of auiseases whisk most frequently required
abatement.
Ultimately the objeatioaable word " offensive" was struck
est, sad the amendment proposed by Sir B. Hall was
Wafted-
(Lift sitting.)

COMMITTEE ON THE BALE OF BEER ON

SUNDAYS.-(THIS DAY.)

This committee met for the first time shortly
after twelve o'clock this day, the Hos. G. Berkeley is the
emir. _ .

Mr. 11.11, magistrate of Bier-street, vas the AM witness.
He deposed that no ease had mem before him is kis °Meal
eapasi4 under the set, but he maid say he did ant Walt
the legislature ever intuited, by the term ionefirie traveller,
the ma who pat himself is a Memshost or ia a railway
trate, sad mat duns to Ormawlek or wades. A perms
who weal to Dover on Seaday far the basalt of kis health,
ew la ease of destii, sight be madden& a bettejlde traveller,
GM might he a Mated by a pabliess. Otatideriag the
wide isterpettation shot the megletrates had given
to the set he did not madder that It lad worked
with laseamaisnee to the labile. The set had, he
thought, operated as a shook waft drualusames
on lisadaye, so far se his *oedema at Sow-
streM was ameersed. la his *Maim, it would
be better mat for the worklag dame to wry lump-
seeks is their becks like seloilees, sail two se three
bottle', with she child to boot, that that the evil of opts
publa-kwass keeping as Seedily, &ball mist It would
be asSehlevous to opea the bowies again from 10 to 12
is Sudsy to the number of maissicalste who ease late
Leados by railway after 10 ea that day, each se shop
boys and yew memo, who were tempted late Mamie&
Um He did mot knew that the people, as the result of the
Sunday bill, resorted to drimb is brothels, bat he was
aware that Savors wore meld at alimehope, or at what
were called " the threislialfponny beer-eltope."_

By Sir J. Peld,Llggi—Hei shield ssy Wt the =ma who
took the heat, in se tomis, to ass the elzwass is bloom
ae Huipisa Ow l wa ail, bat that the Bias who west to
the sane page or a midis el death wag a bias ado Us-
,
wart bag IS wait be eMsorsit, Mhe Aber lb*
blio sib, puha la Abliggabit baw Oates.k Ma-
ber of as Peru llowalgoig kr Malagasy
ra
Sunday were
By Sir W. Jellith—lt vadat I. biller to lass oat the
word " boas fide traveller" trine* age altogether k ma-
isquisos of the coatraisty of males that had Weis ea
the quake. He woultzthoseword sadatd:::
hose. As • azetropoillga of very
mains he raw as , bat, or the main ay,
!trim It it would be very isj to stead the hour' a
Suaday.
"War. Horsy—The term gees a mod sa, sad if asked
bytheiHome-oftlos afire+ a Malian of tho wish boas Ids
frivoller, he should lid it wry &Malt MM. It was s
aster of conjecture now how wsdi doilde, but
by itiikieg out the words brae traveller, awl raViag ea
the specified time, the act 0111 idlYaW to all the wield.
By Het. C. P. Villiers—Wag er agile& Oat Sneak-
swiss had asterially dimmable' sine Ss OWN of
the public hour at 10 AS* or BMbga Ho dir am
Sisk the word " mayhems," is "e4svastr."yes SIM
albeit this that ad brafrito traveller. TM us of the
word traveller was as assaly la NM eilodlomit reps
Wag publii beasts, bat traveller always toga •
" puzzling " wird, *sigh it had always bags the tern avid
lad efining • person Is search of ntrooksiat.
[The witness was still alder usadastion whoa ou
report leit.l

A string of questions has bass forwarded to ascot of Ow
metropolitan iminsod victuallsn with the view of ascertain-
ing their experience of t►e wake of the sale of beer let.
Amore the witnesses already smasseasd to gimp evidenes
Wore the ahoy. oommittm are to to based Jo use of
Mr. Hardwick, Mr. Bisgbass, Mr. Oink. Mss. G.O. Nes-
totk, and Mr. Arnold, the ntagistralos of tilit meleMpolitss
police courts. Sir R. Mayas and the pilsomillenitisfeem
Scotland-yard ham also revolved kilmmation lkol Jar
attendance will be reqairod.