The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-22 00:00:00

lAL PARLIAMENT.

COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.)
k the chair at a taw minutes atter 12

mks Bill was read a third time sad

PETITIONS.
Resented a petition. signed by 3,000
the Jersey Court Lid!
RT presented a petition from several
maintaining that they had been teler-
an a petition in favour of the man bill
ht be psased into law.
HANCERY (IRELAND) BILL.
GENERAL for IRELAND mid that
this bill came to au abrupt close at
yeatenlay, on the motion that the
e the chair being agreed to, be would
ouse should to-morrow resolve itself
he whole house to consider the farther
The hon. and learned gentleman said •
of practice which was sustained by
ot.
objected to the motion on the stoned
out for reviving a bill when it had
the chairman being ordered to leave
cases the bill was at as end, and
with further.
...rting the motion, contended that
left the chair without making any
competent for the house to recommit
to three cases in which a motion pre-
.resent one had been agreed to nadir
said the motion that the chairman
it woi anslagous to the " previoa
the latter was carried it wu
usual, to revive the bill during the
.ught that if the question was to be
have been given of the motion.
the motion,
that it was beyond the power of a
Gary vote, to extinguish a bin and
.vince and power of the home to
her. lie had not the smallest
into the precedents, that where there
he committee, it was entirely in the
order the committee to meet again
e bill. (War.)
on: Mr. Whiteside, Mr. Vance, and
ion was azreed to.
_:RS) SILL.
bill, and was

PS D.

:encr3,l meeting of the proptie-
mdou Tavern ; Mr. FARQCEIAS in Übe

already been published, having Una

fly
move,l its adoption, and deci-
ders no the satisfactory state and
v. The ...le of guinea tickets was
to confirm the directors is the
d mole of issuing these tickets wee
blic. During the ten years that
to the public it was visited
The refreshment department under
urs. Bertram and Roberts, had
collection of pictures, for which they
. Price, proved a great attraction.
general meeting he hoped that only
heotures would remain.
o seconded was adopted nasal.
directors were reelected, and a
given to Mr. Price.
otion with regard to &today ad•
and the meeting separated.

.1r RAILWAY COMPANY.
HIS DAY.)

)urnetl special general meeting
House Hotel, for the pupas. of am.
bills noel pending io parliament

n►tiuo of the Mid• Kent Rail wa7Com•
king, railway, and property, with the
and their undertaking. railway, and
purposes. A bill for making railways
Hampstead, to the Charing-crone Rail-
I to the site of the authorised Thames
del, with branches to the London and
etropolitan Railways, and for mak-
fottenham.conrt•road to the Strand
near the Charimperosa Railway, with
agars under the Strand, and for otJaw

moved that the ■section of flaw
to first bill, the heads of which were

ev had urged to pay 220,0001. for
id-Kent hue. He objected to pay
hue
by whieh they were losing from
ed to know whether there wu any
e payment of this 40,01.. W., and It
e from!

hayed the purchase of the Mid-Kent
zgaine that ever fru made.

iiiestod that the chairman would not

rii that the agreement was a fair one.
heu put and named. Mr. Bell and
from an protesting against the

which resulted is favour el the

LV CO.VPANY.-(THIS DA T.)

ke 28th atnual meeting of the
1 et the offices in New Broad-street;

Sas,ialrealy published, was adopted.
mended, viz., seven per cent. par
1, payable ow the 15th of July, awl
eat, was agreed to. The tearing
we re.eieeted, aad votes of tharta
wan , directors, and managers.

His
b.Dt.IY.)—E This
umdortling the
we
Christ Church, Orford, who has
picuour amongst bro. I chore t.
SuLtcrtption no Security," cause
cohvozation this morning, for the
Stanl,y, Coon Selwyn, Deus
ire resisting the confirmation c
House conderiniog the book.
It OPEITHALYIC HOSPITAL..
g of the governors and friends a(
esterday at the hospital, Lm(
as : the 3larquis of Westmiuster
, the secretary, read the report,
ber of patient. under the ears al
had erceeded by nearly 700 the
prose of supporting the hospital
been 'Ail, 74. Sid., while the re.
1014., leaving a deficiency
fund now amounted to 5,8304
• only it permitted to be appro.
s of the hospital. The number
as 31, which were always
ut alditional pecuniary support
pelled to lemma this number foe
port stated that during the psi
wad treatumot at the b.=
as 10-yatiants, and 7,800

45(i . .._. _ ..
minor operatioos had bees
accidents occurring to certaks
tLe feeadatioe of the hospital is
s f.s.l availed themselves of its
f the chairmen the reports were

"RTH BRITISH RAILWAY.
ow% very similar to those under
arose, thomih happily aeatteoded
.urred, on Monday afterooos. MI
f the North British Railway,
I rubber at fire minutes Motors
in Edinburgh at 20 minutes past
t 4 o'clork local trains leave this
d .neres•ion at Intervals of about
of trains also arrive close upon
e. that the extrsately
at the station renders the
on the part of all the
the arrangements for the
urn of the numerous trains.
ursellmr:4ll arrives daily at 3.53
due at 4.11. and a third mochas
at 4.20. In addition to them
emumodate the traffic from
i.. 1 K0..14 train wan resterdey
Leith to Edinburgh by Poste-
: :lob:sr:1i between the neaewsger
e one from Dunbar. The gook
vinioot, actually did follow the
olielln to Edinburgh, rseehing
mii.uter before the Dunbar
ever, t the numerous trains
that tint,, and the limited
. some delay ..ecurred in getting
low. While the train was than
station, nearly opposite
passenger train from Dunbar
me into ...taboo° with the goods
d tag train was greatly
number of the passengers was
Our of the waggons
4.4 i.tf the rails by the collision.
top was made is due time ; and
t either have failed to observe
a.

Iron of ate army of %be •
of waggons si sty-two and i bad
poptr.

[ANIEs(VOTINd PAPEI
committee upon thin bit
E COlf P A YY.— (TILTS