The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
MOUSE OF LORDS.7-ytiO7IEsDAT, NIAUCH

GENERAL FAST.
The LORD Cu NeELLoa took hi. mat on the washer`: at
half.psat ten o'clock, and shortly before eleven their 1.14.
ships, preceded by the Usher and Deputy Usher of the El lek
Rod, and the Dean and Chapter of Westminster, pence, lied
in procession to Westminster Abbey, to attend divine service.
The peers p•ese.t were, beside* the Lord Chaneeilor, the
Duke of Wellington, the Marquises ot Northampton and
Clanrirarde, the Earls of Colchester, AVicklow, Somers,
Grey, Auckland, Granville, Devon, and Clarendon ; Lords
Moutragle, Compbe!l, and Strangford ; and the Bishops et
Durham, Ely, Lincoln, and Bt. Asaph.
The prayers were read by the Rev. Dr. Wordsworth,
alter which a sermon, appropriat.i to the occusion, was
preached by the Bishop of St. A.aph, from the text loth
Jeremiah, 11th verse, "G Lord cern et me. but with judg.
ment ; not in thine anger lest thou bring me to nothing.'
There was a large number of persons present during the

HOUSE OF COINIONS.—WEDNrsinta, Mao 24.
The CHAPLAIN haring read prayers at h.ilf-past 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, the STE.% ur, preceded by the officers of
the house, and followed by about 40 members, walked in
proerasion to the church of St. Margare,r, to attend divine
service.
The prayers were read by Dr. Rockland, Dean of West-
minster, and the sermon was preached by Dr. Dealtry,
Archdeacon of Surrey, who took for his teat the 17th and
18th sera s of the 88th Psalm i—" They came round about
me daily, like water; they composed me about together.
Lover sad friend hot thou put far from me, and mice
acquaintance into darkness."
The church was fill. d in every part, and amongst the
hon. members present we noticed the following :—Lord
J. Russell, Sir R. Peel, Sir J. Graham, Sir G. Grey, Mr.
Macaulay, Sir W. Somerville, Sir W. ilea hente. Lord Lin-
coln, Lord 3. Manner., Sir G. Clerk, Sir R. Inglis, Mr
8. Herbert, Mr. Goulbum, Lard Bandon. Mr. S. Wortley,
Mr. S. O'Brien, Sir P. Egerton, Mr. W. Cowper, Mr.
Shaw, Mr. G. A. Hamilton, Lard Courtenay, Mr. Brother
too, Mr. Kemble, Mr. Newdegate, Mr. Milnes, Mr. W.
Patten, Mr. Cardwell, Mr. Ellice, sen., Col. Reid, Adm.
Hondas, Capt. Plurnridge, Mr. Henley, Mr. Bennet, Mr.
E. Turner, Mr. W. Collett, Mr. Stuart, Mr. Stanfield, Mr.
Protheroe, Mr. Spooner, Mr. Escort, Mr. Tufnell, Mr. Bus.
feild, Mr. Phillpotts, and Mr. Dick.

POOR RELIEF (IRELAND) BILL.
D1•11110X In favour of third clause retesting that whenever the expenses
chargeable to an electoral division of n union in Ireland, in any one
half year. shall exceed a sum amounting to ,ne -Maw and three-
pence i . the pound on the net mine of such divixine, a portion
the raid expenses, amounting to one shilling and threepence in the
pound, shill be charged to the said electoral die inn, and the re.
mangler thereof shall be charnel] to the union at Urn^ ; and =
Mr. J. Orsurs tr.l:£l amendment that the rawness generally
be charged on the whole Union. Ale, 120 ; Noes, 25.
AYES.
Acheson, Vim Coiebrooke,Sir T.llanMef. Sir J. Perfect, R.
Acton. Cal. Coots, Sir C. IL HAWN" B. Philipp% Sir R.
Adderley, C. B. Copeland, Aid. lleneerre. E. Plumriditn CNN-
Ablaut, W. Courtemy, Lard Henley, J. W. Protheroe K. D.
Anson, Hon. Coke's*. W. 0. Ilobbonme, Sir J. Reptork O. W. J.
Animistic E. eral/fo4d, W. 8. 11Mkitia, K. Rice, H.
Archbold, R. Daimon, lion. T.lngbs, Sir R. H. Remilly, J.
Raring, F. T. Denison, J. E. Jamey, W. Roes, 0. R.
Barnard. E.G. Disraeli, B. Jerrie, Sir J. Russell, Lord J.
Batson, T. Dundee, Sir D. Jones, Capt. nindon, Thai
Bellew, K. M. Ellin W. Kirk P. Shaw, F.
BentinekLordG.Tecott, ii. Labouchere, H. Sheri, It. L.
Bentinek.Lordll.Evans. W. Laseellen lin.W.Smith, R. V.
Betteity,Un.Cpt Fielders. J. Le•toc, A. Stuart, W. V.
Blakensore Fennison, Mr R. lawkwy,lln.Capt.struti, E.
J..J. Tineh, G. Mackinnon, W. Thunprom Ald.
Boßs'tl=, B ritagrerald, R. A. 51aenartrwa. MJ. homely, T.
Bowring, Dr. Fenster, IL Shinners, Lord J.Tnillope, Sir J.
Brooke, Sir A. B.Fox, C. R. Motile, F. Tpce 11, Sir J. T.
Buller, C. Fuller, A. E. Maxwell, He. J. Vane, Lord
Buntsi ,W. IM.Giaborne, T. Milt n, R. M. Verner, Colonel
W. Glynne, Mr S. R. Monahan, J. 11. Webb, Sir J. B.
Byng. G. 8. Gore, W. it. 0. Modyn, Nom E. Ward, It. 0.
(Knew, W. 11. P. Gore, Mo. R. Need...irate. C. N. Wilshere, W.
Diwesdhh,lln.C.GeeMborn, IL Northland, Vise. Woad, Sr C.
Chapman, B. Graham, Sir J. Werke, A.B. Wyse, T.
Chiettester,lardJOrey, sir O. °Krim, C. Voting, J.
Mime'''. Mir M.firimaditch, T. Wenner Don
any, Blr W. Grogan, K. Owen, Sir J. =MEM
Chen, nir U. hued, sir J. Parker, J. 11111. toed M.
Cole, Hon. H. Allamilton, G. A. Patten, J. W. Tufnell, J.
NOE-4.
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Blake, M. J. Denni•toun, J. 64, D. N. 011mnell, J.
Bright, J. Donar,, G. Lucile..., Iron. C.Wawn, J. T.
Brolartan. J. Evart, W. lumrd, Major Williams. W.
Browne, It D. Fitzwilliam,llnG.ll'Carthy, A. Torte, IL It.
Calhighan, D. Mall, hir B. M.Donnell, J. M. 11E1.1.V.N.,
Collett, J. Raton, Capt. V. Napier, Fir C. (PCninell, M. J.
Dune', lica.CoUolli/e. Sir W. O'Brien, W. S. Randal, Colonel
Dimmos in favour of claim IS, routine Guardia). to collect the
money required, with Poor Rata; and mrainvt Mr. Wrarroao
O'llaime. motion, that the chore *omitted. Ayes, It/; Noes, N.
Y ZS. . .

Ankritting TWA. erawford,W, j.7.170..j.d. fin. Co.
Abiggiralli, P. I'Mlmeny, Lord Jaws, Sir W. C. Ricardo, J. 1..
AI W. Amer, I lon.Col. Jervis, Air J. Rich, 11.
Amon, Hon.CaL Vira. !tinnily, J.
Antrabus, E. benison, J. E. Labouchere, H. Russell, Iced J.
Arebbod, R. Derandoun, J. !wiriest. lion. C. scrope, O. P.
Botchy, D. Duncan, G Layard, Major Shell, Rt. lin. R.
Raring. V. T. Dural., Admiral Lemon, Sir C. Smith, J. A.
Barnard, E.G. Diorama, Sir D. Lindsay, Capt. Smith, ItLIIn.R.
Bellew, It. M. Ellice, E. Mackinnon,W.A.fkuroirrille.sir W.
Berkelee.l lon. CEreott. It. Wearily. A. Stanley, I 1n.w.0.
Berkeley,Ha.eptEvans, W. WDonnell, J.M. Stuart, Lind J.
N.A.., .0. 3. Fergu•no, Sir R. braille, lion. Y. Mural, W. V.
Bodkin, J. J. litaarrald, R. A. Nlitchell, T. A. Atria, I 10n..E.
Bone. ie,lion E. Fonder, M. Monahan, J. IL Thornely, T.
Bowie', Admire! Fox, C. R. Morpeth, %loci Toranky, J.
Bowing, Dr. Goraorne, T. Morris, D. Verdi, Lord H.
Bratherton, J. Gore, lion. R. Maier, lion. E. %Abe., lion. C.
Buller, C. Graham, Sir J. lisnier, Sir C. Ward, LI. G.
Busfeild, W. Coy, sir G. O'ltrien, W. A. Wnwn, J. T.
Byng, 0.8. Grierriditcb, T. O'Connell, M J. Williams, W.
Callaghan, D. Guest, Sir J. O'Connell, J. Wilshire, W.
Carrndirk,lin.e. Hall, Sir B. O'Conor Don Wood, Air C.
Chaplin, W. J. Harmer, Sir J. Ogle, S. C. 11. Wy.o, T.
CbOmeite, Slr M.Hastie, A. Owen, Sir J. Yorke, H. B-
elay, Sir W. Hawes, B. Paget, Colonel Young, J.
Coiebrooke, SirT.lleathorat, J. Paget, Lord A.
Collett, J. Heneage, E. Parker, J. TILLIMIL
Cbirlar.d, Ald. Hindley, C. linden, J. W. Tufnell,
Cowper. lin. W. Hobhome, Sir J. Phiapotts, J. Hill, Lord M.
Craig, W. G. Howard, HomeN.
OES.
Acton, Col. Coote, Sir C. IL Herbert, Home. O'Brien, C.
Adderley, C. B. Corry, Hon. H. llodgran, R. Parangion, Sir J.
Braman, T. Conrienay, Lord Ito r, G. W. Ross, D. IL
Bennet, P. Disraeli, B. Jodi*, Sir W. Shaw, Itlllos.P.
Bentinek,LoniG. Dowd., Sir C.E. mown, Capt. Spooner, It.
Bentinck,Lordll. Douglas, J. D. S. Lefroy. A. Stuart, 1.
Wiredord, Minor Koch. G. Lennox, Lord G. Taylor, E.
Brooke, Sir A.B. Intrwilliam,O.W.Lincora, Endo( Thompson, Aid.
Bruen, Col. Forben, W. alacnamarn, Msj.Trullope, Sir J.
Bunbury, W.M. Gashed, J. M. Manners, lord J. Verner, Sir W.
Carew, W. IL P. Gore, W. ILO. blaxwell,lln.J.P. Wtl-h, Sir J. It.
Chapman, A. Goulborn,lln.H. Milne; IL M. Wellesley,Lord C.
Chichester, I.A.J. Gregory, W. 11. Newdrgatr, C.
Clerk,lloo.Siro. Grogan, F. New , Vine. O'Brien, A. S.
Cole, lion. 11. A. Hamilton, G. A. Northland,Vimet. Bandon, Viet.

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MAILS.

The overland eloped malbcri.;/Tfiitiellies, to the Mediterranem.,
Egypt. Aden, Ceylon, India, Hong Kong, tar., will be made up on the
evening of the 25th Much.
The mails for vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, Cults, and Gibraltar,
will be made ma en the morning of the 27th March.
The mad. for New South Wale., Van Diemen's Land, and New
Zealand will be mode up on the evening of the 3let March.
The West India mills, including Mote for Mellor', llondnrns, and
the Harannah, will he made up on the morning of the lnd April.
The mails for British North America, Bermuda, and the United
Slates, will be made up on the evening of the 3rd April.
The overland trails for Gibraltar, MaltmGreere, the lonian Wand!,
Emit, Aden, Ceylon, India, hone-Kong, and China, vin Southampton,
will ►e made up on the morning of the 3rd At.rP.
The malls for elm Boma., the River Plate, Monte Video, Pernam-
buco. Bahia. Mateira and Beane Ayr., will be made up on the
~keg ofthe sth April.