The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-13 00:00:00

honourable gentanisa who ropeustatostJho gomatiktot on
thio otgosioo toy the moor la its Inn hOi its would
tiootoot to the tomoditost. AO= would lo osrtalo tq
be suberaidei N 00032aitim shit& would make the in-
rairLieliellb Wier than wes proposed by lito goetooloost
lie did sot rap 4 the viatica to pommel ass ap, and
the otososo wide bed boss pored woo Do rotlecttoo an
-the Mg.? os the point roodnot of the °Mee. He
should recommend that the oecomitane should be
appoittot mbar %to dna gement qualities of the
-ouesintution sad oisduot of the odes, whisk wee really
what was complaimod of.
Sir G. GREY was still of opinion that the two subjects
ought to be kept waists and diatitot. Tim right has.
petteman acksowledged the fares of what he hois;aiidsl
ro pposiag that this speaks shames should be lan n
or. but the noble lord the member for Stamford..
repainted that, end asked for a puma inquiry. His
right boa. friend (Hr. Lowe) had completely exammund
himself from ev/oihambrge.s.
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Tie =1 motion via thee *greed to. 142-49

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On the motion for poise into cotaisintee of supply.
Me. 11170IISITT3 811ITH ia • keg speech full of de-
IsiL,eseplained of the 11011111110 of r. selisnatee,
fog eed tato increment nude, eaoh iscipal head of point-
tare. and aaldas for explanations. He hoped, ho
that the hews would thatvighly examine these eeinnetna,
Wit* in hicopialoo. might be Maar reduced.
I. PM. said the hare scold haardly desks that
-le &saki /allow Mr. Smith tkreugh all the details of •
alma which he lad no ides he intended to make. He
Waimea himself, thereby% to a few repair se to parti-
cular items, reeerriag his explanations upon the several
voles till the house was in esessiblet.
After noise •leesitery ravewriles, the Wm wont into
-enweittee, wi •
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fait Public oSoes., atkidiesommissi, Totes were agreed to for
the objects i—The Royal Pekoes, Patio Build.
*Sim the vote of 97,9521. for makteklng sod keeping in
repair the royal perks
Mr. 00X mid a great number of pinkies bad been pre-
mooted to the bore axe pistil, of Of a potties of Battersea-
park being handed over to the Civil Service Cricket Club,
rooniatieg of only 230 members, for their exclaim see. He
wished to kapw whet arrengemest had been made with
bib okb, ad Idiot annagemests bad bees made for
playing OW pas el alit is Ilatterees-perk, aid whether
the isms ammerements bad lees mails is aid
and is Vietorioperk. He also wented to know why the
sheep should be allowed to enjoy Kenshaton-perk, to the
exoluidos of the ehildres who wept to play there.
' Mr. CARNEGIE seed the Civil Semis, Club had im-
proved this pried is Battersea-park by the expenditure
of their owe mosey, while that devoted to the general
punk bed eel bees es
Mr. Alderman BALObsrat dished to know whether
_the sum pat down as laving bees expended is Regeat's-
park me exclusive ad the pound rests serebed mot
Mr Z. GYRING said tho paths Is general o or►wed great
chapels= Se the sight hrs. mothemea the OW Gore-
misname for the insenesiments which he bed made in the
parks. There we, however, a ekes of persons when good
, °pinks b 0 doubt he would wish to sominate, and whose
regairmeeste het bees overlooked, and who kid a pars.
mouse skier opus his attention—he meat the ladles who
reds in Roam- row, and who bed at present so protestios
from the beelecossey of the weather. After • smut
'bower the ride was gives up, or the ladies were obliged to
rids in their wet clothes, which no doubt aimed muck die-
sod bocavesiessis The goodies was whether lb
world sot be vary easy to adopt • remedy for all thie be-
lied if the right hoe. pestlemen meld only
slept the preadest is the Bob do Bosky" which was
in construction and iempessive, it• would answer
W dam` both for riders sad pedestrians, end
sot am the rights of the people. Ho bed
pointed oat to the right hes. gestlemes • spa which he
&right valid sweet the parries.
Mr. SCCLLY said he should like to ham whether Bet.
tress-park had pad fee %rat as waisted some ten mem
ego. ne. the lest wee this wee as illselestien of the
motors of rasing lance from the whole of the kingdom for
:te= of inartieg LLoudon aloe*. Thee them wee •
o to ergot • died for the onivesieece of aneny.
mess Isdimi—(iseghter)—and patty bomebreakere--(re-
sewed laughter)—whieh ma ouryieg these rotes to • great
lwarE. CEILING, amidst seise of explain, wee undue'
stood to my that he did sot refer to that clam of ladies.
Mr. SCULLY apologised, and hoped it would lie seseMed.
bet be would limbed the km. baronet that he had seat me-
timed whet halm and be thought he bed interpreted hie
remarks Hardly. (Laughter.) There was a proposition to
'emend 5491 seem aside at Battenoopark. What more did-
the toes. baronet west? Brides that, there was • sum of
Ilk pet dome for palate oonvesiencen. And for all that
shed did they get le reters?—not more than 31 per cent,
es 100,0031. *speeded 'Banally ea there pats. He could
set enderstaod how so much as 20.0004 meld he exploded
es Kew-is/dem Bareit wee of so see to move a reduction,
and therefore he would Dot attempt to anis. soy.
(Lenghter.)
Lord J. MANNERS asked Thethat it was proposed to
make • *Malibu upon Primrose-hal. beams* he felt
inclined to think that the km pleating there we cis emit •
spot the better.
After • few weeds from Mr. W. Wrkums,
Mr. COX objected to the gement of 1,5001. a year
meibly fee the postures* of sheep on Eassingtos-ommases
to the exiaimica of the public from that pieta. He desired
to am Kessieglos-park appropriated for the reerestios of
the peopled that locality.
Sir J. PAXTON thought it would be impossible to let
eny of the ' bast Betteneoperk to advantage
seta Battersea- ' wee mooed to the public. The
tune going on for the puke wee rather extravagant,
=ale thought that they were
it
too much in whet
be mend esEl pokeiehig the par
Lard Rhea° believed that if the melody of the parka
wise bandit over to the Comosiesiosess of the Police order
woad he better maintained there, while • miring of public
messy would be effected.
Mr. COW PER meld sot admit there lad been soy undue
rependitere whatever seam this vole. With repaid ens
elesents-pazk, 'barrack, asel the Green-perk, a larg
W bees appropria der reeds, but it must be TIORIMIL-
bawd thus there w weigh oiled rode sad 35 Riles of
synth AaMber bum me fee the repels of the various
ledges and for ametables. With regard to mostabies, be
serglitammetios that they were mow always misted hem men
who bad both ,is the mew pretenses being gives to those
erawho beittietingsished themselves in the service of time
esehtsy. With regard to the ezpontithee for tome* hie
duelerwas that they sot only eddied to the gemeal beauty
of the parks, but pm • met moms& of enjoyment to •
large number of permus who were midi to leave Imam
(Hem, hear.) He believed the domes is Hyde-park met
OK • year, inoleding every lumen, and he did not thisk
that wee too largos ma to pay for the
el the admakeragain..4teined.
' (Hear.) Every yeeriecremedthe valor had
park ad he bed received numerous Whin for kris( is.
. was, however • sewer in proper sow see* own-
pieced, mod Ise ahoUld probably donne this year moms
tenders fee the compation of the laid. In reopen ta the
sheep is that pork, tt was a necessity at prams*, in order to
prevent it from becoming a berme sad said phis. Is
Immiegtoo-park a portion had bees set apart for
chikAres to play is, but of comae the greater pert wee
kept is order for publics recrediaa. The resublime
made with to minket is the parks were mode
with doe m to stabile ocavesisme. bat with
to the mama of Batton-park devoted to maths=
puts were kept is order at the exposes of the oink. The
, portion reeerved for the CUE Service Clob was net takeaway
' hum the public ; but be bad dealt with the irk& of the
parka is this reepeat in a spirit of perfect fames and km
peetiality, his oitojeatie being to ocasult ther==.l%
immetert of the public. The pothook of
Mbe devoted a *attars° was very small, and it omit
tend to improve tee perk. He had se imitation wheborer
of pleading on the top of the bill Baal.
Ms. HALMS said that the sew communicant's between
the mortis set with ado of Hyde-perk wee a great beau,
but there waa erne iscosvecimice In clerks that communi.
mike so early as 10 o'clock at night, and he naked if the
right bee. 110111,1810 wield sot permit the road is quake
M remain open till 11 or sees 12 o'clock.
Mr. COX asked if the some arr ie had bees mode
with beret* to Itagoora park and istaris-pak an had bees
madcket e in Bettl
erseopork ha respect to the Civil Service
Cri Clete
Mr. V. POWXLL inquired if there would beiode7Loittecv
dto tics bermes the number of mita is the parka y.
Mr. LTOON complained of the early cluing the gates
is St. James's-perk, and the want of some greater &Um-
tata* es the part of the park keepers to let the people out.
Mr. OOWPER mid that Hyde-park gates had to be
opened at Ike *Week is the morning, aid it would be im-
pala( • heavy eddltiorral duty on the attestants to keep the
peek apes so late am suggested. The &armhole of the perk
would he learseted to name at the gales tee minutes after
the abeisg, to let the people out. There would he., is.
crewed number of mete In the patios sheeny, as selditimml
sem laving ben provided is the estimates he that rupees.
The rely Menem Is the reguietione of Victoria-park *se
that part was eat 'part fee remake mad part for tostehee ;
let the practise leek glen at s very early hour is the
morsise.
fa reply to Lori J. Vanune,
Mr. OOWPER said that he did sot contemplate more
thee a group of trees at Primrose-hill, to improve the
seemey, and sets ekes plantation.
The vote wee thee wrest to.
Os the Next vote of 32,1441. for the new Homes dPar-

Isisset.
Os the vine Ow the Home of Porliespoit,
Mr. ORSOORT idled intesekie to the isedepary of
the tewsweredea prewased to ho
voted be Mr. Herbert for
hie *dip in the Peers' Itobitezwah.oun. So She high nerds
of "Mei be predated straw
Mr. 11110112, set professing to le • judge el alt,
sodbed the homed= width the week bed mode upon Ida
whim duet eosin It.
Mar issabore the po
soy is Ile .tester.
MI, MIA of lb. IHCOHMWER observed
drift wee wooreski to wielder soh ally the deism elf par-
liesMw pint" hat the ridden b whisk ihe govetweinst
wee pined ,donee. t. wads shady melded. sad
rabatibi aulemilis. What lien
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dessior to his • mall eeeendssio{ d
howsp eds.
MO Me the whole question of eadeede ind perforsnews
red advise tie eoversiesen es the whole eine. '
dhow • roam hag dhewides, the wits wasseludidil:

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