The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-20 00:00:00

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PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

]]OUSE OF COMMONS.
fors 111:1..—Order for seemed reading read; motion made and
qixetion proposed, "Tat the bill be now rrad a second tone :o
Amendment proposed to leave out the word •• and at the end
of the question to add the word. "upon this doe oil months."
13.09011 Put. " That the word • now ' eland lull of the question."
The house divided; Aye., ; Noes, 131.
AYE't.
Primo, Musgrave Gould, Wyndham Vane, Lent Horsy
Cobn.ld, John C. GarTn, wel 141.1re11,
Curtris, Henry H. Ilidloud, Ronert Frowen. I'.ll.
Fuller, Augustus E. Lig, Ilenry C. !lupe, .kleatualer

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NOE.S.
Aglinaby, Henry A. Evans, Wiliisan NY',
or
Arkwright, George E.rart, Wlllium Noel, llon. G. I.
Arm.trong, Robert IL Farnham, F.. D. O'Connor, Feargus
Baines, Rt. lion. M. Ferrer, James Pocke, Charles W.
Baird, James Ferguson, Sir Robt.A. Palmer, Koncrt
Ba'f, Mkhael T. Filnut, Sr E. Patten, John W.
Bell, Jacob Foley, John 11. 11. Pilkiagton, Janata
Bellew, Richard Forbes, William Plowden, Will..on U.
Berkeley, Admiral Fordyce, Al. x. D. Plumpire, John P.
Berkeley, lion. 11. F. Faster, Matthew Buford, Francs
Berkeley, CL. ti. Prorogue. Hon. J. W. Rushton, Cave.
Best John Freesturi. Colonel Ito pelt, Y. C. IL
Blair, Stephen French, FiLutephen Fonda., George
Bolt/ern. Iknry G. Gooch, Edward s. Soukup, Viscount
Boyle, Hon. Colonel Greened, Gilbert Shalt°, Robert D.
Bright, John Greene, Thomas Sheridan, Richard E.
Brotherion, Joseph Grey, Rt. Un. Sir G. Smith, John lt.
Brown, Humphrey Grey, Ralph W. Swollen. Ales miler
Brown, William Grogan, eel's., d Somervill,. ani W.
Ilulkeley, sir E. LI W. Guest, Sir John liotberoo, This. if. S.
Button, Pir Edw. N. Ilarriv, HO, CipL Spooner, r.iCil*rd
Calvert, Erederlek Iliastie, Alevsniter Stuart, Henry
Campbell, Han. W.F. Hayter, lion. W. G. Stun, henry G.
Clerk, Rt. Uon. Sir 0. Henley, igen bW. Sullivan, Michael
Cite, Hem. It. 11. Henry, Alexander 'nonagon, Colonel
Cite, Reno B. Herbert, Heuer A. Ilintneley,Th imes
Coke, Henry B. Ilerbert, Rt. lion. S. Tollemmhe, John
Conan, Charier Hilt Lewd Marcus Tmloye, Sir John
Cowper, Hon. W. T. Midler, Charles Tyler, Slr George
cealg, tot( WilliMllo. Howard, lion. C. W. 1)110, Col. C. J. K.
Cabin, Willi= Howard, Philip 11. Verney, Sir harry
Vidqmple, Captain Jackson, William Waddington, 11. S.
tampon, Edmund Kershaw, James Wakley, Thomas
Dwelt, Edwer4 Lewis. George C. Wall, Charles B.
[Auld, George Lewisham, Viscount Wawn, John T.
Iluekleorth, Sir J.T.B. Luellect, APai, E. Wegg.Proster, F. R.
Dui can. George Lygon, lion. General Williams, Wiiiism
Duncan, Viscount Muck•nale. W. F. Wilma, Jams
Dwacombe, Hos. 0. Hackie, John Wilson, Mathew
Hinman, John kt-Gregor, John W. t, Rt. lion. Sire.
flood., Hon. sir D. bliTaargart, Ste John Wynn, Herbert W.W.
Egerton. W.'Fiatto• Martin. C. Wykeharn
Ellis, John, Moetyn, Hon. E. M. raunas.
Elliot, lin. John E. Hadvare, Earl of Hordes, W.
Emlyn, Vamount Handy, William 'lodges, T. L.

AsTLUM FOR Intars.—Yesterday the third anni-
versary festival on behalf of the Asylum for Idiots, an in-
stitution commenced in the year 1847, for the care and edu-
cation of the idiot and imbecile, was held at the London
Tavern, the Earl of Carlisle in the chair. The noblechair-
man was supported right and leR by Mr. Sheriff Carden,
Rear Admiral llawhvyne, Viscount Ebrington, Mr,
Ilindley, M.P., Mr. Alderman Wire, Mr. Alderman Car-
den, Mr. l'eto, M.P., Dr. Conolly, &c. The usual loyal
and preliminary toasts having been disposed of, the noble
chairman rose to propose the toast of the evening. In
the institution there were at present 117 patients, and the
whole inmates amounted to 183. There were, however,
applications for relief both numerous and urgent, and their
liberality was therefore appealed to with confidence. It
was in contemplation to erect a building capable of giving
accommodation to all that mass of helplessness and misery
which still stood in need of it. For this purpose it was
intended to accumulate a :building fund, but they felt
that they would not be justified in commencing
their building operations until they had secured the sum of
ten thousand pounds, and they looked forward to the meet-
ing of that evening in the hope that material assistance
would be given towards making at all events a good start in
that laudable undertaking. (Cheers.) The noble chair-
man then gave " The office-bearers of the institu-
tion," coupled with the name of Lord Ebrington.
(Cheers.) Viscount Ebrington replied, and gave "The
health of their noble chairman.." (Loud cheering.)
The noble chairman responded, and gave the City Corpora-
tion, coupled with the name of Mr. Alderman Wire. Mr.
Alderman Wire replied. Dr. Reed then read a list of sub-
scriptions towards the funds of the institution—the an-
nouncement of which was received with much cheering.
iNCENDIART FIRE.—On Sunday night a fire,
which, from the circumstances under which it occurred,
was evidently the work of an incendiary, was discovered in
the farmyard adjoining the premises of Mr. Lattimore,
Wheathanistead-place, near St. Albans. About two hun-
dred loads of wheat were consumed, and the damage sus-
tained amounts to about 4001. The flames when NM dis-
covered were trifling ix extent, but they spread with extra-
ordinary rapidity, being evidently diffused by some
combustible materials which were placed in the stack. The
labourers of the neighbourhood used the most strenuous
exertions to subdue the flames ; and it was owing chiefly
to their efforts that the whole contents of the farmyard,
together with the surrounding buildings, were nut de-
stroyed. Two fellows belonging to a gang of ilera who
infest the neighbourhood have been arrested uu suviciun.

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' Rose lauslas. is what it pmfeu.es to be. In the minute, homely,
but &acute Nailing* of the c haractem of the portals we are insane.-
tively reminnod of the quiet Ip-flume humour td Gal .° -Britannia.
" A faithful daguerreotype of the eventful, but cut nneaeiting. ex-
istence of the Inhabitants of Met of the rural thatrietauf Svothiad."—
Edinburgh Scotsman.
London : Smith, Elder, and Co., 63, Cornhill.

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THE BOY THAT CHALKED UP "NO
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