The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-24 00:00:00

DUN COMPAIft.

Lord GALWAY ein;Mahe sena "realiei of this bill,
which he mud the bore had mimed ea non than one
previous measion. It was a nneenre premsiled by the
Great Northern Company, who, Ism*/ Ailed whin it was
broaght forward in their own see" new ealeeNneed that
of the South Yorkshire. Hs mined as an emsnimmiS that
the second reading be postponed Orr in maths.
Mr. CHRISTOPHER the bill, which be is-
Wed was a Great Northern The object was le en-
able the South Yorkshire Oempaq to avast their Ilse
with that part of the Greet Earthen Moe rebid' nea pn-
rallel to the River Treat. Every badmear bet am, end
he was the agent of the noble lord who last spoke, was in
favoer of the line.

-i;TT7COLEBII.OOKE opposed the bill.
Mr. H. BERKELEY supported the second reading.
Mr. MONCKTON MILNES supported the amendment.
Mr. BOTHERON also supported the amendment.
Mr. CHILDERS would give his vote for the second
reading.
Mr. C. Batten opposed and Mr. WAIONTION supported
the bill.

After a hw words in reply from Lord GALWAY, the
►ones divided.

For tbe mood reading
Apirt

The bill was Majwisewassiewistreat lOO
NA OOll, _ _ _

Mr. SPOON= poMpositiiiriaiso ea Martwith until
saw Easter. (TM amommmat ettMossommi wee
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CO4PISTULTITZ PAITTSZWARIPS. _ _
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sostkoma Car C. Weed) boot ssiortokota to maw b-
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THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

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.outmode et tie ISM Antis
rozzoN RITIIOIOrI LONDON.
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THE MINISTRY.
Soot after ire o'clock, as the Mod= that the order. of
the day be sow read,
Lewd JOHN RUSSELL role and spoke aa fellows—
Kr. Speaker, Sir, after the °enflame of Las►
Friday night the bowie will be prepared for the

saaoinera-ent I have wow to males.- At a meet-
ing of her Majesty's errata on Saturday we con-
sidered what erne it was incumbent cm us to puma It
appeared to to that it was inmeesible for as to cony cur
satisfactorily the Wren of the government in this bow
after the recut of the precediag night. We amaidered the
alternative of advising her Majesty to us her prereptive to
dissolve rawest. Bat we sonsived that than wen
sack grave adenoma to sash a course, that we Anion
to advise the awn to take thr atop. We, than/on,
detoured promptly to lay or resignation bairn her
Majesty. which I amordiagly did ea the same ottoman.
Her Molest, was granny pleased to accept our resign-
Wm, sad has dwell sent fon the But of Derby, who, I
undertand, has wiertakes the task of forming a govern-
ment hod, therefore, we now cry bold oaks until our
reessmoss are appointed by her Majesty. Biz, attar this
datums% I do not wish to recur to the va-
rious snots which have taken place sines the
commearowit of the esseics. and which may from,
When, the subject of debate hereafter. Bet, Sir,
I cannot unlade what I have to say on this

06:011111114 wilberat ermeessiog my demo thanks M those who
have eapported bat liejesty's government, mid who, daring
upwards of Ave mem have ambled me to sustain a burden to
whisk, I moat seallem I ma otherwise today nom&
(Basosseghs *sees from the ministerial beashes.)
Having their esalidence, sad having hod the odveabge
of their e'/set, I have been ambled, during that period, so
Si am** Ware, that we shall not leave these, mow, in
W peat bona of our domestie or of oar foreign Madam,
in • Onetime of which we seed be at all ashamed. (Loud
ohms tram the ministerial beaches) I wish fur-
ther to say, with reepeet to cue of my colleagues
to whom I am particularly lobbied, that it is to the tsa-
rist, wisdom sad to the respected character of Lord
Limedowne—(locid sheen)—Nat the government have
awed the hdlity of being ambled to awry
miemoree of mat importmiee through the Hoses
of Les*, where • airlistry imposed of the) party to which
I Wow des ace assay esawased the support of •
.dig. Sr, se I have said I do act wish to
Ism le sail musty er Wood to dwell ea saythieg whisk
mg Mrs allioNmeste.ohs sew. fa this Muse. (Hear.)
As to the Minh I ilia idly say that I Moll thiak
gl my duty * WM, oat of ea" as I
love opposed is elloh, soy restrestim of the duties ea
arm—(leed showdeali— *Aim leader the sans
Si melodies or Si temessa More theeriag.) That
I MA *llk it my duty te eappert ea eatanelea of the
siege M *me who are Need to ameba the bauble for
ibe WM= II Ile meaty. beliesiai se I do that wish ea
afar tlt silolumeth sad solidity to oat intilottestary
welsh Illesildhosieo I will say further that I shell elwar
isolhoWbiollsoleollist I may possemarr the smiatssaant
etas blesimps dram. (Lead cheers.) I have idly for
• le say Soli dem I ease late the hems, I have had a
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frM OWNIIIIIIM et the dead murmur/is wide& he has
boos dwell Is make by Ises llaissey that this hewn
▪ eillems till Friday amt. In somplimes with that
ebb awl In the premed= of the pablie sonvealesse, I
esialsn now acne that this home at its sides do odious