The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-13 00:00:00

cause there it me proposed that the emoteef liens amid
have the same power u the masters dflomeime new had, sod
that they sred, hould trassact the bunnies. until other dame
were secu at the present !last n' offices. He mild not
agree to that proposition altogether, for they would be sit-
ting without my Mesh sr esstroL He doubted whether
the new scheme would work well, unless each judge had
attached to his court sufficient MINN "0 rto have his
superior MMus unt'ar his own eye. What he understood
to be the excellence of the new scheme wee that the judge
would not be absolved from seeing that the accounts, tic.,
were accurately prepared. Whim that was to bo done, he
would go into km owe chamber send direct his clerk how to
take the accounts, ice. He would talk the salleet over,
sad have some cm to assist him in serryin eat tne detail%
which he lied net now. He war et einem that millaing
should ever he heard in Mambas that weld be heard la
mart, and be ellsold consider that it golden ride which
new ought to be broken in upon. There was an-
other point, which was as to the mode of enailiting
witnesses. Perrone might easily commit perjury by the
pnesat system el interrogatories, because it was im-
passible to eireememodoe the witnesses. Now,it was proposed,
-yd he embelyagreed with the suggestion, although not
without the examination should be
Wm saw TM, were invited to imitate the
example of America, and they proposed to do what
that country had already done. They had abolished their
✓outers' in Mammy, and their written interrogatories.
TM proposidea hire was, that we should have orates' affi-
davits Mused of interrogatories, but in America they would
net admit affidavits, for in every cue of speeibe perform-
ers* M Maeries, a jury was summoned, sad it was eon-
=of and justly, th,st jurors were tirtzbt teem their
whboat any remuneration to Mt the cm* to
bees mime in every equity case. This was an alteration,
wish he mold not conceal from himself, he regarded with
mask approbenam. livery affidavit posyrepered by the
setersey--be met the eser, lse put the lei OM party
wits mere to it mould not understand it. The emit el his
emeiesee of affidavits was, that they were
erinamed full of impertinent sail arils mar.
One of the first things which be thought necessary
to be done was, to Moab He pm* mime et the
Court of Chancery. lie themilmmeisotheold be re-
scinded, end that a Ms~lef euImANN be substituted,
which would greatly ~Wilts prosibre eft mom No
measure wee at yam{ ; bat is limed that one
would mss he ma* to be submitted to parliament,
founded mos Me ammliesees' report. At the sad
the reporting deim elleMl that it maid be amt
fever,
mate NW •••10M. MOM Time am so slip,
ever, wish he ahead mere wise
s. It meld be
utterly ispemile, without an singgal ler, to wry
eat that eespeetion of the rommehatmara The
mete GM lammed MI then made moo thaerviem, to
eve doe MINIM Mole et the law will oellosetee
sad imiamei ems seam la which the himilem el testators
hem Metemm L le ameeseme of Oa to simply
INN Moe esee ef the stainees_ me his remarks
vote at Ai we emote Om in Mei
Tali mid he set lea sae meensat
its efigsathe kart y he Mt at
the et Ms Mi honied hided,
that Is isle alit* the reesumem
dahlia
the to lend
Ide invel=bitramesend to sorry
UM mm Om mist
trill tommeniatima
AIM smiles.* time detmffe, le die No•
peepertion the Mime of to lie esemit Wm.
die. OM nobbling Mooed isei by migemlog a
Imitate% lordships mil both hierme- emilm-
to messed to the of Wee em etlel
law Maim
Thiammelha then dropped.
The Sat if DERBY laid various reports aell perm ea
their imihips* table,
And, at italtpart 6 their lordships erlimmi.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDST, MASCII 12.
The house nounambled this day. The Spasm cork
the chair at 10 salivates to 4 o'clock.
The folbwhig stsmbers, who bad vacated their scats by
aseepdag !En mid who bare been re-elected, were sworn
at the talk aid lush their seats :—Sir J. Pakingtoo (Droll-
wich), Kr. amiss , Mr. Henley
Cot.(Oxford)hir)
Sir F. Tboarpor , Mr. Walpole (Midhurst), o.
Dean* T(
or Beresford (North Essex),
the Marquis atClsondoi (Bockingham), Mr. Hanka (Dor-
set), Capt. DuammbeNEW Most RWRITS. g of Yorkshire).
OA the MOM of Mr. F. MACILLIITIR, new writs were
ordered bt dm Seethes DIMMOII of Salop, in the room of
Viosormt Nowport, tubs lilzsted the dim of Vice-
Chamberlain Carl the the of BEM Itotand, in the
room of Vbasent Galway, who atergird the adios of
one ore PETITIONS Waiti es P
iztata
MATMOOTII ORANT.—By Sir R. INGLIS, from Bandon,
Rom, and War places; Mr. SPOON ER, from IS congrega-
tions in Bingos-Imm; and Mr. HUME, from Arbroath,
against.
Ortax Prway POATAOI.—By Mr. FACILE, from Lei-
cester; Mr. °RESPELL, from 'Preston, in favour of.
PHARMACY BILL.—By Mr. T. BARING, from Lincoln-
shire; Mr. CASSELL, from Cireacester; Mr.COBBOLD,
from Stowmarket ; Mr. BENNET, in favour of.
ADMIRSION or Jaws TO PARLIAMtNT.—DT Mr. BAR-
ROW, from Buck', against.
Tan KAFFIR WAR.—By Mr. MUNTZ, from Birming-
ham, praying the house to admit measures of conciliation
towards the MAW.
LAW OF LANDLORD AND Duraxv.—By Mr. MONSELL,
from the parishes of Crough sad Kilferry, county Limerick,
in favour of Mr. S. Crawford's MIL
PRIVATE BILLS.
The following Bills were snmally mad a
_second time—
K irkby Steven and Hawes Bowl Llemorifts gad Teak-
shire B.ailway ; Loma Railway • Klas/awAs and South-
port Railway ; Manchester, Sieaskt, and Unooloshlro
Railway (No. 01 Manchester, SWIM, and Lissoisehire
Railway (No. 2); Marsden Oisbume, and Long FMK=
Roads ; Middlesborough and Guisbroligh Sanwa ; Norfolk
Railway; Shre sad Birmingham and
and Chester Rail AmolgonMSistai
Cairns Hallway* and a lailways, Ilseart=-
ton =I Dreamers Railway;Wallasey kagrovoramt
Welmrimmitek Junetion Railway ; Briush Elschis Tele-
graph °meow (by order) ; Eastern Counties Rail-
way (Powers- to Ulk tho East Anglian Zallway); Great
Wotan Railway (No. 2) ; the Essen Book ; and the
limegstri Royal llarboar Bills.
BRITISH ELECTRIC TEL]
BILL.

COMPANY

On the war of the day for the second reading of this
bill,
Mr. NLCANDO said, by this ell, mare extreardeem
powew wee prat
tep te be lame thee bed ever has eme-
math Ws • . The liosis Sea
el ale reargEs was= sf the
eimpeass. The plead Mapiee was thit etiCte
Ter graphCamperrledasesespely,selthetkerataimble
to destroy thea menspely; bet Illatthaspasy bed gime sea.
=
ne to eased eitb. The Delia Mesas Wriptwh
y mega power to astir epee my nay of
Imemeay and te bp down pees ea aim spagebre, a
pear which se saw magma_ pereemd. Means* that
ihe bill be read a eased time the deg is meas.
la FARRIS said the 'besmear the bee.
IL =ea. it eppered tee=zonght rather town
Mare a seed
sir DM L. MUMS said Ohba gee this ens er
to hale ewe the establishment of this 'a
ambles epee any railway in the Me ht
thesegears eight not to be gran mew they were
gcanteel to saw companies also.
Mr.IIIIIOOIIMOOR tread that the bill weld be al-
eiceris:jsentitesosesammittee.
N said he had a highly rewsetable
list se Ids weriteesses, who was vary seems that the hill
awed go late ammeter.
Mr. MOWATT sell the eseepsay mega thepeaimise to
avail theme/we of As pun Maitre Met them sew lines
of railway aided the eablishiag an seeds esemanke
time with all parts of as klepies. It wee 'lased that
the bill gme parse. Why, et "mese, as,
east have pewee, ethenries they east be, um
they had been entire y at the Emmy of the railway Muds.
Mr. OLYN 'said he was am of cress who, (lima and
ladirestly, was atash meet up with the trammatises
al leeway Me be bed yet to lens the as am
preatass it • mesa& eteapital in Wady: the
mate ease weal glee la NA ether penises to the
habit of wag the shah taMsph any rale%
Whomever two ememenles bed get weissa rights is ema
tricevs % lesesetead of asepilleg, they embeed for teemed
adet. Re theralbee emsered It tele
be
a fer-
ules Wm that a ~irides of the awls eyed be elated
l erbasdeaea g two mompeere. int he claimed seem Ilea ae-
on the pest if the railway esemeam This
bill would intiodses a gehelpie that bed hese hitherto
considered objestimalis,—.l•lo.te sempres a Iseible
wer of esioriss as annum for the perms re
po on their ow worTm. It that were awe leirethmeed be
' to state that the responsibility white um reeled es
directors would be reneged lam them, the it weed be he.
possible that they weld ewe the paths safety Vpmesee
could go on the lines to w their awn works.
Mr. ROEBUCK said the a of this bill was really tote
away with a monopoly. The telegraph was not used
one-tenth as much in this eseatry es is Jimmies, and whet
he wanted was that this couruby _Arad haw the Meat et
that great discovery that our Mods Mt the ease ea etas
Atlantic enjoyed. If they allowed des bM te they. did
no injury to any human being; they se no pnvate
property whatever, for railway* WO set minty;
and they would be doing greet geed, by the =
generally an opportunity to haw the lase die
telegraph.
The house then divided on the second reading.
Ayes
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bat to "bleb as or occasional gnats were =am by the
angherity of MINS filmrliapeat.
IMMO/3 MOTORS..
Mr. W. MILI4IIII gave notice that on Tandoro the 23rd
et Mush, be dwell sail the &thistle& ef the Wee to tin
%MarINA b 44 takes flees_stas the
cvieseasst of. &willsl%
ile=ri 7: data*: beet, lilt the
Chasselhe et is Isehiquar if he bid may etgeettes to
Its apes the table el the haw all the paper respiedmr
reit Wares la =Waugh& if dui men already be.
em.
Mr. HiRRIES, in awing that, on asioant of the A-
MMO. of tbe Chimeras( of the =T. the scary e
=atm iambi slabs Woos until le Mr.
Amboy to Adak teen being es spas k=;l?siotlas
for on salves on lie esbeest taf the Es& India Company
(of whist that goalluna 1•1 gh soda) stating that it
was the ististles id the government to propose at an early
period a armanatas es the &Nest.
Mr. &MUST wee
musTEsted to thegAr POLlCprepeeition of lir. Herrin.
THZ iY.

Mr. sumlierlitia-ii. ciemssik;r7ri& Exchequer
would be able to state OR Mender seat what his intentions
were with raped to the ewes of policy be meant to par-
son He (Mr Haan) wished in particular to know what
th=hrtris egnitieara inianded to do with respect to the
ef esenky whisk had been appointed upon the
Wine t.l
Idt. WALPOLI Iheught It would be more convenient
be*, hilmin to wait until his right hon. friend
flhe OliseiW of the Rethequer had taken his seat. In
W elearia, and without knowing what his intentions cl-
aw 7.,. 1,,c,.2161p010) could only state that the
lige him. weld no doubt make sash a 'tan-
ned.
THII ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Os the motion that the house on its rising do adjourn till
Monday neat,
A conversatirm originating to a pats put by Hr. An-
stay, resulted is SS 81111111111N1 /1411111 lin Staboi that every
imilski7. IMMO were Wm to St eel at the eadlied sear
*a air and le end te the Mae Nihon sad
of tio norammall Sot see orpheyben *pada
ea Mist serrien
Thu milie, fur the nljoinenanat of the lame, was then
put MIN the shaft, sad art In
TARLLIKENTARY REPRESENTATION BILL.
On the elder for the second reading of this bill being
rod,
Mr. I'. BUNCOMBE presented a petition from a publis
meeting of the inhabitants of Finsbury, praying for oleo
tonal reform.
Mr. HUME prenstid a petition from Loughborough.
Partthat thenninsomight be enfranchised.
WALIi polooneed a &idea ham Parr.
is bar of hoasehdd allerhgeletkoosizobliriv .r..=
= arik. d 4.e property qualificaticin, samillfre
P=Sof minas.
J. RUSSELL said that in stating the 001111111 Oki
le =Oat to pursue with respect to this bill, and as stuns
slide deed is the paper in his ammo, ho did get TY*
alle=liztoce
balite wished mere
mimrtae ly to state th
wn meatits
if tie no amislialks esstairreer Ein leer Ma.
mew maw spark As the throne. He did not
that be *nil la abbe to soy through
_with ague
•an of this impart Pea es ea isillfflard wan
of
pationent ; he dada did aM part ft pared wah
the pant bill in the coarse dMI. -sissies. Ha detail
IMMO,' not preclude himself inn an egesefewlers ff be
the It to take it, of insolag any gavel denied*
an dr gegen of the ositiaalis el the framed* imil in
amessirms se the regniinaa. (Hear, heir.) The
eels Me rear pipped en Tr le we that the
mud nail ji Ibli 11111 he Peered for Woe
Imo.
ere
Rem la bad Haled not sq
34,
to
mead Mk the MN ifre pevonting bribsspel
he kepi la peal alb list bill.
Ns. dial the adds Mod hed alai to
lbasigreril= the anieasion ; fee
dreo was kr Vie inhabitants of
this nary ft uslitile state of the revalidation. That
bill, *nigh aid isperfeet, was • step is des right dire°.
ties._ gad it Eight have been improved is . He
teats a nadellaad why, as the noble lief Miles Saw
aordias iniseined MU for the reform of pedimmat, he
add ant seer have given the reformers an of
shaeffielp ant their real opinions were. Theiaaor
prima Waft this gartioa ta aa issue, the ro!
y
pen woad bo ado with poblie Wank sa dry had
&at nom la aspiria of*, esella et dee oak rid
la set pc nag hi bilL Re would lesser see .k a bill
Y the Ira tif the nolike lord don of any alher liberal
reatber.
lir. W. WILLIAMS was glad to bar drag the noble
lard bad not abandoned the cause of rehire, though he bed
aboadosed his bill. When ho did bring forward another
mews, he kepi it would be more satisfactory than the
last.
Mr. T. BUNCOMBE said there were two other NOM/
width the noble lord might have panned, either to hew
brought in • better bill, or have allowed this to be amended
in inmanittee. lie believed it to be capable of amendment,
=lt It sight be said is such a sue that very little of it
be left. Perhaps so ; but they had had precedeat
he this. When the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill of
lostiicr pond through committee, themwas scarcely a
el the original bill. (Hear, hear.) This bill wee to
intend die rights, privileges, and liberties of the peoples ;
why was it to be withdrawn in this way ? Certainly, the
noble lord bad a)ight to withdraw it if he chose. The
Mt for three months was tantamount to its with-
t= why not withdraw it at NM ? If the noble
lord did not think it worth the sesephmee of the house,
nobody else would stand up for it. It would fell very much
like his cabinet, without a single regret, or a band stretched
out to save it (Laughter.) lie understood they were net
now to say a word to disturb the repass of " the country
party ;" and ho was quite willing to abide by that, until
. the country party " was anapiate on the baba oppo-
site. (Laughter.) On Malley he laid to hoar an of
them ; and he hoped they rad be well wpm* toresolve
the compliments of the menint which he had no doubt
would be studiously pew( and bountifully hared
upon them. But he waited to haw, en the part of his eon-
sutuents, whether this quideselpealiemenegy rats was
to stop where it wae—whithie ft amid se eight le de so.
The noble lord would nee tail his pada at regard to
reform unless he enabled the law to liar the whole
question in the present amain, sad istridad a bill
which should satisfy the** iiggeonis of Ike par._
Mr. 0. BERKELEY maid the bill bad Ude peculiarity,
that it did not please any party.
The motion that the ball be read • second time that day
three months was then agreed to.
PREVENTION OF BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS
BILL.
On the motion of Lord J. Rams. the mead read-
ing of this bill was postponed till WannedinAire la att.
SUITORS IN CMLNCSBY MUM, SILL.
Sit W. P. WOOD mid ko proposed to leave thia bill in
the hands of the prasedipiesmment ; and ho linelai there
would be no delay is plug an with it. Ammar bill lad
come down from tho air beams which proposa to eisdieh
the office of wan of . lade of thus bilk
was not only of isapertancebVrtihe men weft saran.
Mr. WALPOLE said the Lord ChneOer add that
day aka • straw in the other has ea the oaret,
width he triad woad be Intimately be dr oroidiy, as
showing that the noble and learned Irk, rehie was ea able
to undertake the renter of Chary as as pops alive,
was prepared to do it. (Ghsers.) We Medd look as the
bill for abollaing the OEM if orrotery sibilant& with-
out delay ; nal be believed the neveormat add la pe-
prod to take that bill in lad. Au le the bill ars bie
the are, ha appal amid every 11111110 of
iintintithatto one part
_be had oblate* la net-
which charged the when with the m-
ama of tie court by a plasmas en dr arsey
rigidamp it, instead of by few be= all oar= alike.
da* paper to am rdast as dud pad el the bill,
air am to as or tadausas dread mar rave any maw
she pia** ; mad If his liaised Arai abed Ira to *n-
arks that 641, he should be kw le do so. (Hear,
The)
Tha second reading of the bill Tr postponed till Friday
next.
PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION (IRE-
LAND) BILL, AND I'ARLIAMENTRY REPRE-
SENTATION (SCOTLAND) BILL.
The second reading of these bills was postponed for-three
months.
PASSENGERS ACT AMENDMENT BILL.
In answer to Sir W. KOLIOWORTH
Sir J. PAKINOTON said it was his intention to proceed
with this bill, and he would move the second reading on
Monday next.
ST ALBANS DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL.
Sir G. GREY said this bill bad bees needled to any
out the recommendations of the sarinimare. dram OM*
wineleation he had had with the right hon. goadsinen the
Sae Secretary, he understood OM the government ewe.
te proceed with the bill, and he weld therefore leave it
la their hands.
Mr. WALPOLE moved that the bill be now road a
amend time.
Ile. J. BELL said it was not to be expected that he
ileseid allow the bill to without making one aspiring
Mort. (Leander.) However strong might be the preja-
dile of the bons, and however forlorn the hope of sue-
ten, ho should not Slade from his duty. The subject of
elections was one in which he had never
kinerliaded I.lY"Lt*Tthealglitubinthe astani; Zeheadhbeserre inventorhiuf
of a spoon whisk
_prevailed long before he was born)
and wend pasha* der so after he wee dead. (Hear.)
Though the ashoee-elf the system would be quite impossi-
ble—for se see In the hare detested it more than he did,
or had pear rasa to detest it—(laughter)—yet
it was quite a Marna quielies whether it was just and
proper to meals the ortaria of the law in the manner
proposed es the borough et EL. Alba. He might advance
some plea which would hdisesee the house. Pint, it was
essiestury, when wind parties were arraigned under the
someoleige, sad ow turned Queen's evidence, that that
one dead be =pitted while the others were punished.
Is the pelmet katelies, St. Albans had turned Queen's
adore, .d bed &sod la posse ken of the house sore
very radii hallenrea, whisk add enable them to
purees esentption with emcees theregheat the kingdom
yet the only borough to be punishedwas the one which had
reedited this service. (Hear, hear.) Again, when a con-
tagion was extorted front any party under a promise of in-
&meaty from punishment, it was unjust and illegal to take
advantage of that confession as a pround for indicting
punishment. It was oil ing to the implicit confidence re-
ErLiby the parties concerned in the good faith and
honour of the house, that the inquiries of tho commissioners
at St. Albans were so readily answered ; and that
good faith would be seriously implicated by in-'