The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-30 00:00:00

DECIMAL COINAGE.

Kr. W. DROWN gsve aoti;aib;tOZaa early day alter
the neer he would Mftg before the home the qaerUen of
Anima Waage.

CHAPLAINS IX THE MUKHA.
Ur. BELLEW gave what that as as duly day attar
Beata M would sal the attoatloa the home to the maw
bee of ehaplains seat hat to the array la tbs Wats%

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ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Os the IN*. of Mr. Rios, a return wee ordered of the
eget el the tads" relative to the resent Arnie es-
te both -N. at Aeneas by sir
:selleall er thieve is hararty,lll4 =kr
are budgie ammo st lam palmier. of
drab eat illasliailma, sal ara aspeasam.
$ Mira 'fibs ambit, at make rioted, sedelli=lbs
et Om ism.

LAND FORCES. INDIA.
Oa the Reties of fir B. FLIRT, MUMS ware endael
dike total lead firths eider the diapoiltica of the Gem.
ase-Ooseral of ladle la Coma ; ail like Mara el pike
amp. militarily *maimed, esaweaded by British 'Mmes.
IMPEOV/ID COMMUNICATION BETWEEN 32443-
LAND AND =LAND.
Kr. HORSFALL make.* the wigs lord the somber Or
wheihee it wee Ide thwaties to briar es the
11hill.itg2 "A bM dtr ea impend essetheleadis
Wiens lealsed sad testa."
Kr. DOUVERIZ Width mile kid wee ebeeMvbat b.
Gadd gather elm tomtits. The MI WM And Imes lbst
'hefty after the NNW Imes= that wee the kit
day ea width perils praMrj hllle amid of Ibir aw
amiss Az the semi meat, but fir die seathaithlee of
hem. 'umbels hen Wahl ft wee set intended le mimed
with the bill will the Islowfas Friday.

BIRNACCOLLBOTION.
Kr. MACARTNEY salted the flufsfary of at Tress*
whether say. aad what, ems of wary bars boss
ea behalf et the usage W the Mere ef tba fierMeyet Ads
sad &ism« la Maidissreaab•hease, sad the psalm ef the
British Massa., is the perabeee of wades et vertu at tbe
ails if the progesty it the leis Mr. Boreal sad. if s% by
thaw
orstrilmOy sash perebesse base beam made, without
slisa ef mamma Wag ant
Mr. WUMM said a was BM seasseasi is thx=-
meat that thaw amid wawa the aids ad dm
Tbatarisa was seasiderad by the praseame, sad It
wr that the sem of 12.000 L &mid be pima to the
depaeliesat ef an sad seisms for the pupas a
Mess pietism of the eollestaa whisk
Masilligesaddissed ammery to make parfait their
sollestia. ad that 4,0001. should be givis
pINsl IsNM Museum Aar the sem purpose. The
au is Minh this was dem was sa authority railed
lb• by that holm. 100,00 W. woo Pis* ow
mez is any by the Wimp sad the emsramsat had a mossusa to
pead dm &ars the mass dor year, 'smithies Is pm.
Basset at she dose of the year a steleamat Os wpm&
We. This. wed a mat misty et Mbar eapsaMtare at tits
dainties of ameraaasat had bees Moaned make that
oratledly.
Mr. ILMIARTNBT-17ador whit had of the estimates
dem Met 1110,0001. wpm
Mr. WILSON—There is a spatial estimate by itself is the
Mail siatiessuoise.

CIVIL

rATION FUND.

Mr. iNILE! riliedl7Uh;arello; Of th. /Wagner
whether the YR stoat to be brought Is for the better at-
leneillest of the Civil ilepsnaileation Food is is web a
Ade of ilireembees as to issue its being laid es the table
anselbody offer the rem&
TheCHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said there
rim= itio=tiebil a, whisk be believed wesid be ba-
y after the nem.

-OF APOSTATES IN TURKEY.

7;11;1;•,
a law which assisma to death a Itosadwas asovett to
Chsistiaaity ; If as, whasteas this ffitromosah so oat
alas *a Pm" Woo or bassi ootor OW Miasma
to abolish so oolost a punishment.

Lord PALMiIIBTON—The Ma. amber will ass If
rehire I. the papers which were leld ea the table el this
Uses be May, 1844. railed the eseresgesdenee Mad,'
to thesatiame is Turkey for apostasy free lalisakes,
that I deratibrd pig ea the UM et Me" 1844,
S.
411.eist. la width he mesas that be Wobtained an
ills the Mos, sad • Must barman boa the
Tuba t, tha t air sash sassellaa shall Isla
ghee i biW; sad la JOIN; ma nessaat at is mallsees
*Mb be had with the t.lss he tart " Wbm Para at
tbi waileare Is Oa arm hem its smug slime.
had the Salm% to ilw • greater atlas to Ids mew,
oath, ether I Mid raked ham his Wird bask the
dzsgema, lad od hla la thy that be bad slidsd
iseineded Woaim the dame esardmiss elk bort,
NA VIM Oh puma sestlthsab.t* Thee the add dews-
rant to stria Ille Orathad Ortides seism& slays that,
fa as Mat saemlhrie it
woo the et Na to
with
sedpsed ildurithip sal silathies with
the Pew"' sad that the &Mae 111 the engaged to
Ishii maths= ia Moss se prevent the assatisa
mid gia~a dire et say ovulate.
M.LATT asked whether that did asl reed la
Chr
hedistine ?
haviag became , Monism, sad thaa age&
lat
Lord PALMJULTION add be understood it chid to ;1
all ems.

STAMP DIITIIB ON NATRICULAU
/b. lit tiILTON NW the Chaaesilor of eiobo.
our whotin isms lie Ismail's. of govorassoit to promo
anis at punt mks ow Mom tor shoiYshiq'be
Amp dolls on omisinialloss ri arose is Ike Vohs"-
Min of Oambilw DON% owl 'busby to plow ow
ouoiNto is tlis ow Woo, so
Mop Gods% Ida oedema fa
Ijohooll tho II of
Doolion. tbo Ceoson's liekokil.
Ow NNW Swab Usivoesteloo.

-11;131111Tritaalart;782.0112QUElt laid it UN
=tow, as tit• boa. mamas had sated, that is die
Iladvesalty Asa die stamp Was abaadased by the
Obese babe sa soolishat eh=
c-rmr...o. by tbe masa* ef Ibe
pretheseee abaft Is.. bed bees wedged, per
sided tar sat et ea snail vet.. Tabby Oal.
=OM% INS set is a ssaiities gigs a *sibs egg-
lessondi as dim was no gnat la ?deity Came.
tramovat, Mhos& was ens lbat Moe a
pablb dim. It tree ass 081 ism "OM die
RIM moil man& The salisst lies anima sew
alidadea, sal govestent flismadassivatlAsd
la =Wu ananpuestknobsa mended to,
=sold rem to es sailed et the prasant

POSTAL COMMUNICATION WITH AUSTRALIA.
Mr. ADDRILRY alai what toongoweate war=
sots Re eless or say paid 014111Mniodiss with
Me IL MIT replied that ts hod bees node
Worm oroatry sod See • SOWN toe pistil
oomendoadie. but Ii bad hew few% aseerimp dx the
palls melee
woo 69 MIMI melds dips WM& bad hiss devoted
to the pa eimarminelos for Ile otavviseess ennitl=
Ma the Pro booloo-Oemool M, hi
with the Trump he Mir W imparts the eawatasioadea,
and ti esosnala H omooliessolo odd set Pio mode le este-
Mhk • swam aleabrabolielt with thus minim
• airrioroutax BUILDINGS ACT.
Mr. FITZROY oohed wbulaw is woe the Walks ot
Mt aieedeoe aMDto am Ike Metropelboo
lewd sALMBBt3TON seM there was so kinder' at
peewit
CONTROPTION WITH SARDINIA BILL.
The hews Um rossiveit Wulf kale enuallles as this WA
ead permed its meld tiara wilt brief dismiss.
kbThe Wwas the% lehlidl to Nod ter the third teals'
mob&

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wee opened that it gm.- ____ ___, A liii dos far
wear. Asko aiemesse trip is rafts, permed by aby Isalmed-(baar, bees)=is bie order of Maud, wiles
of her liejestra hope, woe ell that was shook rola be dise assay wads 'Mersa if utleirt bitifL Now, lb.
repro ; but we bad geshally boor losind hopera- Jades Adenoids-Outer bed ad dr aill NS • risks
dos whisk, teay stabiles of the lives that kg boa between Lied Lassa sallied leeks, but Ike fast reedy
railed, bed Weedy suit 11,1180,0001., sad whist wee awned Oho ri the while
mM :Pie 4201•0 ea, road
oal
=IX silhadsei thega si:lle of timwLai vamatitilueatill" jet Lei Rolm Lii :, tiallistry Ire 1110":11. the 4:::illiefliger.
est rem% red awe se logy, say, mere Thet raster was thes the mashor a posereat shish
hay Ms ow. ill aeons the hem radium sari- was is peat dhows .ssmi dillisehy, writ whisk • peel
based it ths ogre of she allies in sot ware on occupy- amems of public Mir utsd. er be had apperestly
teethe homers ter of Odra awn it do esserieet Oa a Wads was sWed, sad tae4a
Ile O. WOOD sail OW the sues ores with►k Is- ewer slim might whips be eon" II agility the area
dosed bin to Misr eirgeltre le Os modes of the isi agar al the purse. Hake these dreeeistesses in
hus. esedimea odd restre him hem advertise la any seadM UN Lasso, slid eraser a distiagObeg sad
isteCto Os wily perdue if the kW phdemsres Omer asselledess ear to • du spa his sepsi. (Her,
dens whisk had is .buns to She swain. his.) Then was one paint la the ease of which be 1
With te the lefrematha Ant the lark- thought the Zoo of Crams
_lied • jot right to so-
teats et be did set thisk it woad be prom to es pas, sad ft was this whisk had Masai kr to rise ups '
Me bees lasers; ace skald he advert to the ray that ato Mu A sushi ens but loopiest that the sable
*kern whK Mw boa ratismia roll add might be lend whims orbit was this impesser wee but • shot
made to hisaelf.a. The Ardis be should like word time ego marked sat by hie Najoiries pirameat as a :St
litge2gto sod dote dzejasecir trot the brim errs sidled fir • Moms the clszci it as ibe
ark boo weak War that'll= west: =tiest sr ?ebb Os re itedie ef w boos,
*Mt set to be treed to. The hew priern eon hired to roses a vet 51 think to Lai Laos
owed he the belissire seder which the admirals is the aware Mr aka goers serving la the Odra. He (21r.
Bier its were sew rho He asked for the sereocad- DradA had She Moo le eases( that redo if the sobs
asee-ifesomossilinelbeesweee-whiik would skew what rd.- He seeded ass to tell the bone that he was
oral= wise eiaregieled. Bet ask k heressed with the responsibility if what
sad sash iase reduod, it werarill=t LISLT• WOW, he be ordered that the • hens was thr
case to or ' A ~asetaw, the pus hitestios Mar Is ear so beam whisk seek wall be sired willh
of the airmail the Bieck pica, sad their views the whisk the wows MU Gerd holm. MOM
es he theldvisablity or reildft. oaths renew, of masking M.My rerun wire virtually the satire Was
say it oats the lon et OiM. He row that pp.- as a roe idle fremelley whew My are of
urea hid psi pass hark la the Moe and etiewMe thuds to a rearal after when they to ern
is drifting soft away epeselliss at the seat of war ; bat from sorra Zl•Amelmessriaja esadoisa, he would
the boa peulismiss west • err deal Mira and proposed irk state thet ethis wissips, as is Meld
to Midis% she My what bad liked pre, but what it was de if ft were rimed to a dram. be did sit Ira to
poibillaleaded it do. It was 1.4 wook that the cone- swedisa hi the slightest
_done say liveries %pea the
K ihe sowersee doll tax drier to. the : prefizier diesetor oficLurdi Lola. Mort% .
will c.esecl=slawith ;or MMwLa
themedelaPours6tiang deft.
,eses of the ellithiellsm foollarta Mawr.
Ihet dry Mil gored gist week be sakes be- and. hi to the err, whelks, se based apes the
bee Oat media the ; but the hot. ormade of boa. wake emir or of hla ore
Sildisema poprolle r islisitily farther, wed to adept a ideal liiii milked it, ht keeled 7a the lest Poe fa n-
ow ore, whhh Os opedease stall aim he Maid have per his hips OM silky leilidi bad prod in that debate
weak boo esaviort ao am or be the meet weak be esueldired to met the Mahon hartadoe upon
misoilewasreed that geoid be Mimed. Hoshould the militsey Omer If Lod Leon. Atlas, sold be
have thatiwi was siessely a seheal-bey who did men Metal_ tp the hose thee druidism of Ibis kind, in-
set IMMO whisk had led to the defeat rase of wire the haw of individuals sad astir,
_of personal
thepordemersis of rarity, the Oanbegisina opera! surd; era nth assiesi the rase hal asturally
liwasitrei, was MOM bp • consoled on oak fed swam set Is berm ewer Or was the preen
hips *Lenny. The sneer of the Aka el Welber's aria* hem This leassesee merely the as whoa the
speedises at tie step _if Troia depart se the sou polio fret were Mhos la SW way sad the lobo
sum, Misread Ski to row whether, if "our serve la dharisa was aggro dimbilea It aught also so to
=bw gad dear Ishoughs had beta is orgasm h be frogialsa that by the essedisihn the asadast of the
ap, of these oroadeas would have been so soy lid bees vested hi Os arm gad slot if that boos-
easseestalle as they Ira If, at some Moe whose ies he word she rare eider to limit et de-
lete, these belewitisess end esmourasse might be pro- goo--• take to the habit of redwing with the dri-
ll rgin be a very peeper ape hr brio what, In puns et the stay sad orbs into restless wank the
the et posses in the weaseyoresid hue boas s good et the sway Mrf required to be left with
pare arse Is on airier sod lassie to panne. But the woo sad ite resposible advisee, misehish
he
emllisbyrs dello these dinhemsestlidbesilikles was EOM arise, which it week be kipmetbie to
=Lsight be a toy be, whir he arsine at a remedy. He thought that die peril width bad
s ski the spratioas of or emookee kad been urged had wood that it was hireable he the
boa Aso effigies eamossisse had been or* ell- sews it PIM iaqatry I. the prat cr. The autboopse
domed it mimed time ime ere the peke of Wefts's. whisk hod bees amatiened did set alter the ease.
breathed hiss Ines* err& he ere of his arm Take the sees of Lewd G. Osman it. He was
dean; sod an Miser it dhabstisa ht the British may err' with set bars deso ewer ; Lod Inas
ked weirs s Mk to pewee that Napoleon use had been head tars with, If that phrase seedbe
Miry iguana, et the art of we: (laughter.) It might he =IC hr hairier deo too musk. Then was •• itemise if
my
_amnia( Is it Sa wilder of this kind ; but he Lord Look eso. Levrityg=t the awe Mired
arid ellenive of rate Memos, daring Mali- hmiem - thM of He wished wbe
the, tins ea amok le a redo am this, esatehine, ea odenelid as Peke :iZies wheshk the shopok the
W hia. ecru mule. the views renamed re of Lod O. Ailaileo was eight It reffre ; heray
by ear es de ski eiseNft of possibility of moo. said die. that they waft rely 'Moor hem the sampler
lag say el the essay% per. VW was sot Os way Is Ora Lied Imar• 'rb• seb• irk .pw_loiwto_ M-
I whisky peat operathas is war were eareled ata ; sad naelo
..11811781_ 1. sal, Tab a *saga Wage ..111 beefs
Weed
it was sly • •••••ftai• Win to wake es the part r lour ..,,,,,,...eussuans. sod Med mot with the Me.
priermat this M. would oar that these Kale 111111 ii I, la reiado thereto. He (Lord
whe Woo epos the spot mot know mush batter than they Psiesemlea) mil set dew OM aural fa the mate debt
NMI de what was bast to be Me. Ut run pions, et as ths riche bam raireem TM laalitil lbws wrests se
dademodo Jr. he (Lod Primer) edit did thialortlieed losiatherved
Hr. MITOHILL said he usdentood there were oily th° shawl" oe Oho twootrF for his maw& That sohlo kid
barracks la Odra he 1,000 hoops, and Saes Key, VA, ao wr°___•l4 roodlol beau .or en rthill tidy I. kb owoßott
additisa lied bees aide W the gurisoa there. By far the -Wows hoor}-bat bum* aollmoraws but arisen borer
largest make el loops sot to the Crimea had over gone Moo SM be loollowoßwl galore *MS it woo tbolt
'to Ores at el, whither webs from Mauer or the ww°lll4_lwelowd,
irk Is dholowo, of the "ST This
Lath el so
es A was kid Or were neither
of
__,,,wee 'wr the ealy sae or Lord Luso • ressil,
nor lop roes those, subtly the try result of as "..., illSolisrald.._ lo ao inostaina whatever row/
stook se Odesearidd he te the barracks for /5,1300 He holgismot et Dr to r jr,rtorritt_ feelings won routoroodi
6,ofti sits, ware we were pored to occupy it with a la" woolla hi Firmow, iwthnlit with whet h"
osesreeL A squirms ate staoseartial as ansereary,
hares*tter artIICHELL asked that y hums was Mr- aid twirl" eh" ew° Moog "'lit Strati" the ma fen.
barb to Admiral Dtball/ foe allow; Baser TUNIS 0)
.....,.....Kr. 1. DlOllBOll, " Irian that the loolice thoold be
ire teeth Warm to tho emus. ma believed if tho rapers m. 0....., ...=fht that sa natters stood there was sae
ofee mimed it would be sesa that tbere was whim; to Mesh who set but feel segrieved at the
taper the diaresica of Admiral Dunks. oases who the debase had takes. The moths had
Ma bower he with a view of defending Lord
Mr. STAFFORD believed that as far as Admiral Dodge Litmo, but had mem' hi a seeks of atuai
vs. twooloworl. BMW( woo" gratify hist sae than to se Lord Baran, who se aa shiest maw bad every VI::
have evisrpsiw bid as the table of the hews; but If the „omit. ma imr. D 3 how that ohne Lord
ileeseelliewe ....4 this Ilasivisabist Ileheilisersuak-r reeared M Utilised of the sissy nothic g would be per-
nay to salasit to obisre, Mask, and ewe mail lo ha Mt her which could doses hh
dad he Moir the Mimi of Akar Duras minded mown id hie authority. (Hear, bear.) He
hiesenh4 walk the soder af or else diem (Hsu. hod so mdommo mod loom negated by the right hos.
hear.) hut Admiral Daher was weessideg by Sir Ed- mambo, ear bid lowirlyn sowed his port against
'w Liileitt le we °lll the Odeon vest awow b° "hew, the doges aNisitie gable hind Ined Hick) had made
Shane pet raid sea M. As lishrosi had sot yet edam Lead wbfie his relative, Lod
1 he depreeMed dreasios at these gar. tie He Imam
he the raft woad be withdrawn tif tide he oholdri Leed ILCHO bed set brought any e Lord
Tow oliolloot it Br orOdl Proo to orkliookblo olooloSso of Asks. All he had said wee, Mt the Field bar
' the Ihriessease elk yam Admiral moos had sated. of Lord Look surest, Ovoid hope
■
Pla SCOTT lisped tact Sie member of the governor hilitSeham mamma at
asm H. amrd amid hod sot
raid se hest ere hood sr IS, *at Admiral Desks oohed mom martial at illgs, bat a gam mom
go*
al" lest ell ll to Pewee' lhehlel was SerSan Isis his isionist; sad sow, after thibiadecare roast ia which
hulas ibas to app Wear her lbot "kir. VP" his .24elitive hod boa errs of, both is his photo,
boorelassiesit • dreamt mai the goverarat, lo should ood
set to widdrav hie mdse. sad woe serSitylis serefehaZ talittilisaa hii2oPrt'
VisseemPALILIBSTON said he was set striae that doomoommt. he omm m myna ids holm that the ham
say mosuse se inpatado soul be cast ups Admiral imam holm,* wield oat warms with me modem
Dimas°, he oes" With wreliPt the galisat °Rows 11 bop A. I. szaiugurz sharer se twe ark-
Majesty a semi *anise. _
_Ober.) As he was re that so time to the mammal or his
put of the 'Meat admiral's conduct while
us. had '
dale ammo ti-o--hatiom to him, ba was „its that, Me. CABZWILL said time was ens jpekd Weikel' he
woe imi employed ode, be would equal Mine mkt. "sh" le eh," helh" rho th""bill e• The mkt
(Rs.r, km) WM owe tie, utis isieth. ha bee. patriot orate lied sated that hi bit opera Os
did oad oodammom me 411tatiomoo mum toymtomm latec=turre weed to the nisi of Lod Lama by
too lOW the pleat admiral; Modem II was she hoes- __lhe ~ .„, ia whisk My ware
Howes' end the egos-
beat spa Sir Chris Wood to ester into say &Mee. 444.'''''.ama""'".41114"8,1114.11....eki11ee'44.444,44.4.31ewi "or.wolloedeZotrehm:
Nobody had accused the gallant admiral ; Mahn More "' "'"""' '"•'• "'"'''''' '''"''"' H. "'"
,I was se aged le air km. (Hear, hear.) answer ebb noble Ping at Ihe bead of the geoluarat to
I TO seers was then withdrawn. =Mr a dissiteaMlw,ssi to the statsassat that
THE DEATH CHAR AT BALAHLAVA. .wok iresdoia-Citief re the eke
Mr. S. IZIKELRY moved ii that an humble address mese el Lee 4 Leas... leela
be Immo tolfm-41taboo „ty, praying
MM end bad
siessly_iisseed le oder as Jerky by asestaaartial Led Limo mot:=; (tom kwsdisStro rike•iasetalmommi,
h. we" ew II" awl " hat"' fee betweesW-aed his per °Mem His kesatisabet
bhmeleadelk. mili=e ahe gleelerkaL den/, lleellemometatatitaßele. bees Moody le_lorthe the harries that the Ake 51
wow roper Whoa ties. his &hoe. He did Neweildik_hed Me" lalasparlima viedat..._ .. ,_a thielr=,
sot ask fur the brio Mow Lass. Nor it. He elliti_. li."_-'"er."%44. 4. u. " "4", e' poem.
asked he it is raise to the army sad tiro salsa H. in- ...-'"', ---...-krzruzirir i keen _____..—., ~.
.„,,,,ditr."44 tee. Walswhe as." raalis a:at lordiskale alme et thew re-sal MUM Lwow as the Duke ellfe-wooliar—.- --"..e
lotto, sad la the sow of link Isethese sad afittese Mr. DISRAELI NM he hod wok so turttotho MOW
ton wow pt tame tip doe who hoe hos dear iodittawoht but bed throws the whit roortiribra7 ow tho
to thma, aim mi mat mole ammo beasom they they late eablostiailind, be went batiste, sad made se dif-
died ia as cask is whisk dry card pia ne Moron for torowoo haw*** all MI rorliwooosi ostdastr.
Irk oestry, oil la whisk, their they died elaritrady, the both to be owholAao ester tobraot. NaAalwilrlore
they OM la valm (ahem) S.
lad =HO alibi /IMAM eke=demast readily ele W. CLAY,iII eteehil hen " hehe le e hal he
Mouse Lord Lune riled brio Ms his astir he ; sad °eh" et ehee" 11111114 sill it was am alaisnlihat
es the hse. gnomes, add that ha mom tom ma he im, Maid Mimi. Is as dna • few mbar ea pa-
tron &Mee of what was do so the 'Mar mew who so thsee ef he helm, se be hie "be II" "11.11 "Tee he
==ftumid,. m mot mamma mow. mbe oil; big ta view bureaus so myth se
with wee do ft LIM 800 so well as to eejskfts-bb,,, Seel"' 'as "Ithe SW* el Inks
tole, ea the iabh re she rat OM-
these ;pleat memo diet ea Smoky re. his mares should mo ad m=rem . end ht mat is to twat m
he he illesa)
the tall whisk he had lateadesed la the goodow:pear. He
Mr. VILLIBU Voir Advocate- Osman sobbed the
bestial military imp sad pne,dast apoo- -mo--o-om et t, lommer, that to abithire darkness seers sabot&
Lei ; mad while Mitring that the rile lord WM kin Inda 1811"" "NSW. 111" inn. lit 11.4 the 411111..
set le slain • esuraroutial, be contended she that =tlesortleemoomeandriotoreathßTho right eletOlhom ea=b.oe" hem.
he olsoreat se bertiship by the refuel of his roar fee wig ha; ha tha—matumm- -.7-,-,.--....--- -
pear,
Tioleglell7madm for
as „Imam was momoted by mt. F. diadei W melds dilleahles whisk k- M. or
ratom..md °ppm' by mm y. 0. nidimoto sod mt. of Are miles bike atellibed, meet shod k thuta
of rare, oar berm he &holm
allmew* were wew defrayed by the eats. Be (illeurs. aim) hod
Od. SUITHORP leek that arise to refer to the sir use buss suiews et dis maw% me hog amain eat
rio whisk had his. Maier& to Odium of vate. (Cries thee& the meig bee. to esmosee.
of o Orden." sad laugher.) A Mr beerafittr than sum lb bee mese ass Me die state of
these who be reperatellagese =MM. ( r-) 11A dr kr,
_ark kb. aware all the holy had endeavour
soloed to tide se a t Moroi" ho is ihe bill to Sag • wey by whisk ft be dared.
= lattiers • saileseldiZtase=reave • our Is Is Oat. Male is the as hind he es g et
of the Uri MO egad tell the noble lard ea amok deed room be ose booed ei the Ebw to re-
(Laud Foams** Elk ea he wars lloolt _wit tho " Royal moo di *OM ha. a• pithfag au. mama .2 the
wok Laiwans" ass whit right pr,.) Irish who_ Mak be WNW by hue-wit airs. te
tdr-S:LI tilt ratm odd be well that this qr. rabble lialsWe. sad pride ha re drat washwellisa
Stant oat be rag to a Odra (Hear, her.) 4No seeder. Ur would be pokier la the bill bailee
the Mire thisoheat. he entirely spew OM ihilit; Ai hare be vonoted a Mai he mod Mr
Iliorslll rDOW of Lod Lark wboe dr ler, Orr daft Weak revile he the neblebesse ad..*
the owsehy widi Meths sal esseige-(her, whale erprOill whisk apt wedam* stied by spa
ben)-heal, at • meawas On that hi del ses of The At eldest of the ow goer-
se poetise • Ha thought, however, litet letbreated to meet doommillissof Midis oddest
the setae hod hit MI, aotwithateadieg ths athe I do of shwa rake, wed A rakes ef skreli-
yeasthel IMAM Ind OM I. his way, the appeal wodess is ratio Mhos peons wheal.. or fervid
whisk be bell made lie his sonahries bad ass boa she. Mei realm odelbrees. The Ili week provide he
NUM waist sathihrey nolo Bat, Maroc might the wee of sherosedies who night be rook to ma-
kby (11,. Andre) sympathy with the soble Led, he Mier Mee Modem, sr hr the sorrel by the 'M-
idi read la Tepid to Ogre whisk he hi 1,1 eve to amain ever the okaftej had that might be raised. It
Ogitmessisek to the Woe of lir ram Wile Ste MOM would else sears all soltiss that red is the way 51
:Ziple Os rules of the part pereptive, soh membeisof *Cheri oflisskad as might wish to
M rail rip se it silTiabailed. ft was er mirk the abli el rho dim& The sesesk peke
le Ira sollOsels. He pa set weak be le she te geddisk whoa so disposed. the right le
tausessodfires who mold rpm the ',that pportive; set sport • ourtehi Ortish if a. on el Os -Moak he psw-
ea the army, be trapht lia sues sorb it lap aft vslikemb seals to le MOM te do Gaper whidt were sow
be iressed. Alba sold set bat admit Set Owe night &herd by dirk este% but la glisswild tt be pens
be sherressie la elks& Oat here selykilini It its kip rental • .rah amebas sd Ores ascii he nit
le MO ihe modes of OM porseadve. It was Imbed. Thee wets the aria of the
the Sr if the Neese MOIEWees le vedette the rims gnat *ma area mom mho( law
...,„,..jAdo
plinked Neelie-(beir)-toil hi owlPPlood we hori woe mate. haat willailialk el au
al Olt sushi et idas dap a Ingidgbd• al• had ast tees - milled latoliseThaawla

i _oral.
ise MU. he
weld iiiWeiiiiisst It ;lead he intiteliiiii a deethers
relives atter die mass and that maple dos should be
amid tie the full esusidoritiou both of the prided sad
the Mei' Win they were aillod upoa to disarm this at
the 'read eialleD (Mal
Tha cusstisahavigbeea put,
W. WIORAII Jered hos the damsel of the boa.
bowed that the peanut bill was _rally the same is West
as dad has year, notwithstanding the auntie= which it
INS to hatred= Imo Is. As for as he could =-
bra. hamset's cup s. it dld ad direr
le Old* or cab yon dem damning dessurs.
I jit woo oddly • 11l to did dosed rates.
'' -Mare, however, appeared to be
4 a to 'sable pada voluntarily to
Nplart et the oedema ehureh ; but
=II be hesiallullsolaa t• ho ofiatardad that
aus wholb
led= .) It was 'di; ire abri=d earzstro
anew mud to be nisei feeds peep= by dais( pews.
`IS many Parte of the country adosially idthe rand dittrisis,
that would be very ohjsotinalle. (Hear, bed) nod
might be =wad peaty= to ft ads* la some elide
help Mums. =me pumas youisaully =espy the
pee= vibe wad la wiling aet sale te pay foe their site
Wyk but alto to mailholo towards the dadtenance a the
fhlide et the died, sad the atiaistrados of the ,lamest,;
bet at the eawilley paddies aay auk prevision wadi be'
whdly imillestive. liasouthy speeds& tied peados won
too pow to dies teals tar supportiog or upholding the
du eh. wok if they failed, as ha believed they width,
is raids de had by_ uluataryv autriditleas, he mad
lama die they wad ant In their paws. On a forum ea
Nei= it had bad slaws that neither in point of law or
=is woo the domed for the abolition el.anmet rates
upon aid pies of Judie* or The
did of the country was is and eapodissey.
lewd "to the
mutant of that taped as say oder to which
it ' was liable. It was a rarer law obligation
altachieg tithe lead, skid& the ewe= wore aware whoa
they 'moo lass yawl= of the prepsety. The demo=
ler the Add=
jute.. Theo, awithmiregardan
derogate, rest epos y plea a
to isury, the =dna
amebas were the medusa aspoilel the cour.try ; they
loaded to the pibile tree& the
_pierletios of await/
001 l oiiialas ad ie ea rap= the dossisems was as muca
ideal= fa width= this as the dacha..lt was
oder, thew, dot ea lid grow= of evellitosy there was no
piss war the abilities a the Impost. The ad, and the only
piss, mar pod fine= tar the =did= a dwell rams was,
that it was st adds of the rights et essiscieuee to call
=eleVrardaeltigstral=ijur=othuserabtrtegillami
the padhesesoss of religious red= la =doh they did not
deem That was the died* didived to the preen' bill,
ead if it prevailed it
E wrgsto yew= imeadtsr to the en-
Is= et sheihMog all asiewassio. To that prix
he we applead, he dusted the have would sot
ill lama ti it oe tar moo as to =ow the bill to be
ht to sad rood a Int time. A proaiso had
wittieuras by tad lea 'overarm= to latreduse a bill to
the sourly of the law whisk the Medea of the
Dew at Lod pt the inlet's" awe. fa whisk it was do-
dos= dad dew" ty law, the birds rated upon the Lai,
I the dim et oarryleg law deo .flied salad with
de vesjedla of the peWu..se) hod mooted. (Hod)
I It the pass= peasant weal fail the Saga is eves,
the desaverisassa seising fres the pries= mite of the law
would
would he be stisue'sad the peeps= of Ile hos. baronet
temesueiry.
Mr. LLOTD DAVIES sassed= fa the observadoas of
the boa. sad hen= gootkessa who bad Just addressed the
house. He seadiand rash a hill as that lour onsidera-
tioa woad ham= the iNtriold thee milady out but it
well dia. die eddideby podia has the ibesaters
to the dea. It appoint to bid that the object,
so fur se the seessisatiems wee issaserned, might be
offset= without say vi stodge rights. They might
deal with dough rates, be thigh; ea the same principle as
they bed dolt with tithes adder the Tidies Oassuiatation
Ars, sad dale the apses* it amides the hide of the
darthes as a rose diartEe:= the hod, heeds the ele-
ment' otwomhip to ho by the volostary =Grim
of those wbo Woad la hely oraaas. With regard to
raisin a fund bed paw mats ia the country withal, he be-
lieved it wadi be imploded= In the two rowdies
with =dale was demsolid, Yen war not a single parish
lawhislithepad wee phi ihr. (Hear.)
De. PHIIOILI main= ta the wish that had been
411111.1119 d by the bra. golden= opposite, that government
wail Meg la a soma= to settle tbis loos-vied question ;
de Ilio see =11; we not inclined to offer any opposition
hi tlihst of the bill of the hes. baronet. Ho
it die to the house and to the subject that hoe.
dad have the opportunity of reading the clause.
of do Mil beide they were called upon to decide upon
Ilts* Its brareve, the hos. baronet imagined that he
bold est um lodesaient to churchmen to comer in his
:roil thiVeliajenaLtd weld del to Italhohlisa of t
melf inittoirtunrah. to
hoar.) He ellsoithad whoa he heard the hon. baronet
say that he dopes= le maks but a nay slight alteration in
the law of the hal. Why, it was impossible to make a
mon sided attends la the common law of the land than
to sibs the whets dim at the church divisible into pews,
to be let le the highest bidder. (Hoar, hear.) To this
pea et tho emend he (Dr. Philkatore) should give his
most suoveliisd 'wake. (Cheers.) He woo aware
dist iis sono whims sods an "eddied was resorted to, but
that woe deemed= ; sad Is the very last Chard Build-
ing AMU: dun bad hese iotrodused to remedy the evil.
la the boo. goadmaa's hill, however, this, which was oue of
Media sasosalias et theekureh of England, would be sow
elm.. mod that whisk lose now the exception made the
red He strestellad to know from the hon. bercust
whether le to delude Soothed In the operates
ends MO bed semi yet board any argument why do
adeloomidthe iheiaters la Scotland should not be la
lismi as_weillse the SiandeaSse of Zillah 'Uneaten.
XL IIfCIE podia= agaiost sash • bill ding
=staewerd at a peeled at the mai= when so many
wed seessasrily amok They bed not yet heard
while weep the Wrath= of the government in respect to the
mem% jime lady* to.. whet had last year fallen from
the add the infanber sir Leenise, he should *nut to
has dap deism egad* the dwaidsa. That noble lord
....2. SIM IS amiss he reigned to :" I don't think it would
be Met did it would he somistant with the poste=
sigles whisk "had holds in this country, that we
shed/ abetheiheed rates." And again , the node lord
sew k 6 I aillik UI Wlial to give my "Bldg aireet to
1 a MI hi abdishlog dwelt rates without ing
dry ima a _ _ , or - met of doeli. , k

shield be.t se example barrow to the existence of
a Mara ishassat, sad when I wry to the church es-
taNisbamli, I say say sloe apnea to the pew*, the
wiles dad the Unloose ankh arnetry." (Hear.)
Lod irmium weld set stead in the way of what
sneered to be the mural wish dike Mom to postposa the
dimumisa of the gaieties till the mend seediag of the bill,
lisereferias more thaw a few worisin lie preemie masks—
hear) though it appeared to him that se
:fteareamebill asap: few details, sad in.
kf dal* el principle, ft made bat
dais whether dimities were taken now or at a
future deem Everybedy, he eppreboaded, admitted that
the prisdat 'state el the law wee tunatisibetory. (Hear.)
He had Imbed threast the Wary el this emetics ties
the peeled albs lidernklat. /a M, sad Se dM net re.
Mint *et tap perteessat bed_ anpremsd themselves oath.
Bad with the law as stied. Wallow: Ain sinister had
tried bie bead ia devisiattrob ea amendemeet as should be
seihibstiey la all „ bet without ewers& U
wafisat eda
them elee=mese, the abeam. K sathketery tom
should satisfy the. claims.[ the Mama-
ea dm one hand, end en the ether bead
be Ist to members of the slunk establish.
meat, forward on the authority of gm governmeat,
they seireely be justified in Weeks to entateie a
FesPollifs !Iti_ _
dander the suldoes. (Hear.) For
one, be bed bit Nile in the eppeersam if a Waiste-
d"! MMINIIII! sablost, sake. hew previous gems-
Made bed 11.4 ataiiing any prepoesl.in reference to
it that bed Mt with the affireb el parliament. He
wield net eudse new meteTilibiriliesession Odle prepseal of
the lam peallenme for fog the SIMIONIIIIIII at the I
thumb, bat id* as the prepseal M viesivhor voles-
tap thistrals of the fakole of the Mural
be (Ifor4 welhalsed the Meshy whisk that pro-
ataisli4 to
.1110atyss that by thi law ea_ it

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obis isok

ekes" to do, put down the established shard
t. (Hear, loom.) That was their iatestion, sad
they Sot meth forward iniestaiit and say m. This
samement.. It was the dm, who bed
Ifith this Darden wpm thew, wasted toga,
leo 'robbing the thee* is the Itet iestases, ead
Lite poor eadif the astelsie by Families out the
If they .thrild see support those betilMafias WIT
they- stqlpert the Queen's palaces? (Laughter)
imeethee of reminds. was brought forward, it was
with aim of uttheldina our institutious. The Re-
was iniethieW• tido view to support their la-
. Let them Meths put down their palaces and their
and apt suppose that they were supporting any
I latitudes, whatever by any such dirty and cowardly ways.
BALL said ono hon. number had thiseted to this
.mem bemuse this was an unit and improper the. to
bring it forward, inasmuch as they were on the eve of ea
, adjournment. Ho however, thought it a it sad tether
time. His hon. Mind the number for the Ualthesity said
the great objection to this measure was that is country
places in difficulties they would have a diffieulty is repair-
ing the churches, and that that difficulty did sot exist in
large towns. Now, in answer to that, might he ask the
hon. genies's& how it was that in those rivalry places
where the poorer glasses were dissenters they maintained
and repaired their own chapels and supported their minis-
ters, aid they could seemly find a country pleee in which
there was not a chapel and • minister maintained by volun-
tary contributions. Then what was he to gamma ? That
the wealthier part of the population in those pluses could
set or would not support the church. He was unwilling to
adopt either supposition. The law now was sot obligate!, ;
it OW only permissive. The hon. member (Mr.
Drummond), who was so ready with his secess-
ion,, said that nine-tenths of those who supported
this measure wished for the destruction of the church. Ho
denied it. The dissenters were nearly, if not quite, the
majority of this country, and they were now raising three
millions of children, not in the Church Catechism but in the
principles of the New Testament, and if they wished to
maintain this establishment they must do It by the law of
kindlier and not the law of coercion.
Mr. MI7NTZ did not agree in the opinion that this was
not a fitting time to bring forward this elessure. It was no
leaser a question of doubt whether the minority could sup-
port the rate, but now it was determthed that a majority
must be in favour of the rats to make ft legal. Where was
there • large town in all England where they could get a
rats ? Why in the town he had the honour to represent
they had not had a church rate for twenty years. In his
opinton it was a danger to the church to ask a dissenter to
pay for the church ; they might as well ask hire to pay for
their washing and lodging. There was nothing oo &nem-
ful as to keep a law ea the statute book they could not en-
force. He believed the chord was quite competent to sup-
port itself, and, if churchmen were canvassed, they would,
as individuals, say they did not wish to tithe rates from die-
seaters; but, unfortunately, men, as a body, would do
things they would be ashamed to do as individuals.
Mr. FACILE regretted that they had not heard from the
Primo Minister what was the course that government in-
tended to take with regard to this measure. He confessed
he had heard =Wag treat the hon. baronet to induce him
to withdraw his oppwition to this measure.
Colonel SIBTHORP said he should oppose the bill. He
had heard with great satisfaction the speech of the hoe.
member for East Surrey. (Derisive dais.) This was •
n 11141111711 to undermine the church and to ensure the seats of
her Majesty's ministers. Nothing was to be as it used to
be. Army, navy, and church were all to be altered. The
Reform Bill had been the ruin of this country.
Mr. FLOYER did not feel moth swayed by the argument
of the lion. member for Birmingham, who said that church
rates amid not be carried in large towns. Of late years the
interests alarm' towns had formed too exclusively the ob-
jects et isshiation. If they spent so mud money on insti-
tutions Ms the British Museum and the National Gallery,
would they reties a small pittance for maintaining an fail-
tadee et es meth benefit to the people of a county district
es tlskiWtailins church ? (Hear.) He could not but think that
=ow would be experienced in keeping up the es-
without the ram ; for the dissenters in his
own county wore warmly able to maintain the few edifices
which they possessed in it. If, therefore, the bill passed he
wee afraid shot it would strike • heavy blow at the church,
and would deprive the poor of • source to which they bad
never looked in via for instruction, for comfort, and ith
consolation. (Cheers.)
Mr. MOWBRAY thought that as the principle of the bill
was identical with that of the measure which the house bad
rejected last sitsion, they had better proceed at nos to •
division on the merits. (Cheers.) H. thought, too, that
they had a right to expect the same support which was en-
listed on the side of church rates last session, when the noble
lord (Lord J. Russell) put the question on the high ground
that they stood on the same footing as the hereditary
monarchy and arhtogracy, namely, that the were a part of
the insulations of the land. (Hear.) When the hon.
member for Birmingham said that for some years peat it had
been impossibie to epilog the rats in large towns, he would
refer him to a rebus obtaiath by the hon. member for
Tavistock, from which it appeared that since the agi-
&tin produced by the death= la the House of Lords
the rates had been obtained in the large parishes
of the metropolis as urns/. (Hear, hear) Therefore,
it was not true that they wore invariably refused in great
towns ; but even if it was, he should refuse to arras the
question on any suck ground. He thought that they had
an equal right to consider the interests of the ten Of twelve
thousand moral pariah's to which Whisks bad bean needs
by the hon. gentleman who had preceded hinio.laz
hear.) At the same time he so far agreed in what
stied with regard to the preeent unsatisfactory if
the law • and 11 some reasonable change—some ramesathe
cosepreisise, as regarded both dutchmen and disethises
were proposed, he should be glad to give it his assist.
(Hear, hear.? He had looked for some such measure his.
her fidelitys government, because he thought that they
would have redeemed the promise made by their miens.
eers. Ho still hoped that they would do so, and he Amide
therefore, vote against the introduction of the present kith
Viscount PALMERSTON—Sir, the motion which my
hon. friend has proposed is undoubtedly beset with great
difficulties. (Hear, bras.) There are difficulties of both
kinds. It is exceedingly difficult to defend the law as It
stands, and it if exceedingly difficult to alter it in a Misfile-
tory manner. The difficulties of the present law have bees ,
long felt. In the first place, to contest about church rates
keeps up animosities and religious difficulties among per-
sons of different ems in a way which is very prejudicial to
the general interests of the country, and prejudicial also to
the interests of religion itself. (Hear, hear.) It must,
therefore, be admitted that, if an emengement OMR be
made which would adequately provide for the se.
pairing of churches without involving these tow
dons of religious controversy, it would be a
blessieg to the country at large. (Cheers.) IC:,
air, if for a long time past a difficulty has bees tsl
with regard to the maintenance of the existing law, I Wok
the decision which has takes place not long ago, with sops
to the interpretation of the law has increased that dthisity
hear)—and when it is said by hon. gentlemen
opposite, that the maintesanc• of the fabric is a part of the
law of the land, they forget that by the recent decision there
is no power of enforcing it. (Cheers.) If the law were
that there should be a compulsory power to compel parishes
to make the rates, those who defend them would sot con-
sistently when they talk of maintaining the law as it Is.
(Hear, hear.) But the moment that levy of church

Mr. I.
ruessare '

s -.1 levy or rates
is left to depend( upon the vote of the majority, it
is perfectly clear that it is no longer a part'
of the law of the land that churches should be seise
tabled by rates. (Cheers) Thee I am pony to hear that
the question is argued as one between large towns sad
oonstry parishes. (Hear, bear.) I think that that is as
topic whisk ought Who mixed up with the consideration of
the question. (Hear, hear.) Bat it is plain that if, in
those towns in which the churches are largest, and requite
most repairs, the majority are indisposed to levy a rate, the
churches would now be left without soy repairs whatever.
(Hear, hear.) I think, therefere, we must all admit that
some alteration in the law is desirable, even for the Whi-
test. of the established amok itself. (Cheers.) Now, how
that alteration is to be made is undoubtedly a very
1166:11111 question, and we upon which I beg to
refrain from pronouseing any decision upon the pre-
sent occasion. Bat it is said that the bill is identical
with that whisk was rejected last year. I de sot
think that that weertion b *meet. My honourable friend
bas shadowed forth, and indeed has pretty hilly explained,
several modifications of his measure which will render it
different from the simple plan of abolition on which we
voted last session. (Hear, hear.) Therefore, sir, consider-
ing the subject well deserving of the consideration of the
house, end roaming to her Majesty's government fall
freedom to deal with the measure when it is produced
according to the judgment they may form of its principles,
I shall certainly vote for the introdaetion of his bill.
lir. HENLEY objected to the proposal to abolish church
rates without finding say substitute for them ; bat, after
the speech of the sable lord, he should not oppose the in-
troduction of the bill.
Mr. SPOONER (amidst loud cries of " Oh I") said that
the deobkm la the House of Lords, to which the noble vie-
count had alluded as affording him a meson for voting for
the introduction of the hill, had been la 111611• sad

for the Youthful Offenders Act shat wes
Its provisionshad bees extensively sated apse. of
tb. last ye.n•
were new se lens than twelve institutions, mom of tb..—` sesney mother public institutions, already establ4beg
Cialsief hobs established, under the powers of that's.— 7,
eemaien. He only intended to propose two
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ttio
render it more effectual ; but if her Majesty's goyera,..,'"'
would introduce a bill, be would leave it in their haage'
Oil the motion of Mr. BLAND, leave was given to heme.le
and Mr. F.
of egrieultoral averages in Ireland.
REGISTRATION OF PLACES OF WORSHiMr. p.
PELLATT moved for leave to bring in a tip es
amend the law relative to the registration of pluses ee
gams worship. He deferred the explantion of theta tole
second readier.
Mr. J. HEYWOOD maid he did not wish to once'
bill, but he could not understand its object ; for it die
appose to him to be necessary te register those pleeekd"
worship.
Leave was then Own to bring in the bill.
• EDUCATION BILLS.
Mr. M. GIBSON, in moving for leave to bring la ie wee
establish free schools in England and Wales, said that%
impression wits the government had so objection totals we
being brought in, and his reason for introducing it wee figs.
that having been chairman of a committee appointed ilk,
quire into the subject, who sat daring the whole ef
sae
session and part of another, he thought it his duty to sushege
a plan which appeared to him to be conthtent with ay
evidence taken by that committee. If the committee nd
made a report in favour of ally particular scheme, be shade
not have presumed to introduce a different es;
bat they had made no each report. He did ast
being forward this bill in any antagonistic spirit to tlth
the right hon. baronet the member for Droitwich; tbdr
objects were the same, and they were agreed on some Thy
material points—that the schools should be free, sad tag
they should be supported by local rine; but the bill he (IL
Gibson) should propose would accomplish, he thm.
what the right hon. baronet professed a wish to do lei
failed to elfin, namely, the giving entire local mensgainek;
Or local control, to the ratepayers ; and he also thee&
this (hi* owe) bill would secure liberty of conscience.
desired to lay his plan before the house, and he was net
it would be an advantage to the right hon. baronet a
see the differences between himself and the promoten olds
secular system put in the form of a bill, instead of bsU
proposed as amendments to his own bill in committee.
Bit J DUKE having seconded the motion,
Mr. W. MILES said he had heard the anaouneuess
with great pleasure, because he knew the seellerists bap
up their plan with great care. There were three or foot
different bills, and he thought before any plan wee likely
pees into en got, the opinions of every sect of edacatreakh
must be thoroughly widentood.
Lord PALfdERSTON observed that of course hawk
be convenient to waive any discussion on the subject llattl
the bills were all before the both,.
Mr. WALPOLE agreed that any discussion would be
premature now, but he wished to ask whether the bill te-
traduced by the noble lord the member for the Cityd
London would he proceeded with, and whether the gave.
anent would be prepared, on the day appointed for its thin
reading , to state on what scheme they thought natant
ought to be provided for ? Be thought entertaining
maay conflicting plans, ens destroyed to-day sad saralm
Ni up to-morrow, would be detrimental to the ewe at
education instead of promoting it.
Sir 0. GREY said the principle of the bill introduced by
his noble friend the Secretary for the Colonies, and the p&p
ciple of the bill of the right hon. baronet the member In
Dreitwich, were the same; and that was admitted by the
right hon. baronet himself. It was not intended te primed
with that or any bill on the subject, upon the 16th April,
when the house met, but it would be proceeded with after
the return of the noble lord he thts country.
Leave was then given to introduce the bill.
MEMBERS' SEATS. •
Mr. MVNTZ moved that any member having muted a
Beata prayers, should be entitled to retain Unsure &Ed the
rising of the house.
Mr. RINNAIRD objected to the motion, bemuse it
would be productive of inconvenience to those members who
were engaged on committees.
A division was called for, bat none took plate, and the
motion was agreed to.

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE (BANDRURST).
Lord PALMERSTON moved the appointment of the
following as the select committee to inquire into the *ash.
Rabat's% and the system of education at the Royal Military
College at Sandhurst :—Sir Franeis Baring, Colonel North,
Sir Georg" Tyler, Mr. Brand, Lord Loraine Viscousr. Wank, Mr. Harding" Colonel Dunne, Mr. Slt' afte Adair,
Mr. Masai= Milos,: sad Mr. Rich.
Agreed to.
HOSIERY MANUFACTURE.
Mr. PACKS moved that the following members should
ociastitate the select committee to consider the stoops of
wags in the hosiery manufacture :—Mr. Fiche, Mr. Wish.
ham, Mr. Cobbett,:Sir H. Belford, Mr. Cheetham, Sir 7.
Wslmsley, Mr. Ingham, Lord J. Monsen, Mr. Gartner,
Mr. Mandy, and Mr. Biggs ; power to sand for pastes,
papers, and records; fire to be the quorum.
Mr. CRAUFURD complained that sufficient notice hsd
not been given of the names, and said that the list wu a OW
sided can. He auggested that the appointment should he
postponed.
After a few words from Mr. Frew's, Mr. racks, aid
Mr. Gardner,
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Sir 0. GREY said he undentood the motion for the re.
appointment of the committee of last session was slmdy
agreed to ; but if due notice had not been given of the
names it was desirable that the appointment should baud.
posed, so as to give gentlemen the opportunity of peptides
other names. if they wished to dose.
Mr. PACHE said he should press the motion, Was be
hand then was a general feeling in the house against it.
The beau was clearertfor a division, bat none took Peep
and the motion was agreed to.
PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION OF
SCOTLAND.
Lord DUNCAN moved for leave to bring in a bill*
amend an act passed in the second and third year of the
reign of William IV., for amending the representation of
the people of Sootland, in so far as related to the procedure
In county elections in that country. The object of the big
was to limit the number of days between the issuing of the
writ sad the day of election is counties in Scotland.
Lan was given to bring in the bill.
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.
Mr. FREWEN moved that upon Thursday, the 19th
day of April neat, and every alternate Thursday, till the
end of May, orders of the day should take precedence of ea
titles of motions without ream priority to governs:eat
orders, and that on Thursday, the 26th of April, sad any
alternate Thursday till the month et Joss, the premised
orders of the day should take precedence of other ordered
the day, and both should have precedence of notices el see.
tin ; and that during the month of June, and till the cad
of thesession, orders ut the day should have precedence of no-
tices of motion on Thursdays, and government attend the
day should have priority over other orders.
Agreed to.
The hense adjourned at half-put 12.

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