The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-13 00:00:00

REGISTRATION O!•' VOTEP.-8-"BILL.

The committee on Wb bill ;.
QUAKERS AND JEWS MARRIAGES BTLL.
The committee on this bill was postponed till Wedneedey
next.

MEDICAL REGISTRATION BILL.
Mr. WA K LEY postponed the second reading of this bill
till Monday fortnight.
HEALTH OF TOWNS BILL.
Viscount MORPETH moved that the house should go
into committee on this bill pro forma, so that it might be
reprinted. No further stein would be taken with it before
the Whitsuntide holidays.
Col. SIBTHORP wuhed to know why the parts of the
bill which related to London, which required more care anti
supervision than any other city, should be withdrawn any
more than those which related to Lincoln or any other
town.

Mr. SPOONER suggested that that part of the bill which
was compulsory on municipal towns, should be made op-
Sound.

After • few words from Mr. TURNER. and Sir J. DUCK-
WORTH, the purport of which we were unable to catch,
Dr. BOWRINO hoped that the noble lord would not
usr the concessions he made with regard to this bill any
further ; fur if much more was surrendered it would be of
little value. He could assure him that he was supported in
it by opinion oat of doors, and especially by the working
classes.

Viscount BANDON confirmed what had been just dated
by the hon. member ; for a petition in favour of the bill in
Liverpool had bees signed by several hundreds of the work-
ingcluees in a few hours.
Col. T. WOOD thought that the object of the bill might
be carried out by the Commissioners of the Wood■ and
Forests, and that there should be no new board.
Viscount MORPIITH said he had consented to the eulu-
sion of the city of London, not because it had less need of
the provisions of such a hill than the city of Lincoln, but on
account °lite Tortoise and the mom of legislation with which
it war connected, which could not be dealt with this session.
He was not prepared to adopt the suggestion that the inclu-
sion of corporate towns in the provisions of the bill should
be merely voluntary. He was glad to hear the exhortations
of the hon. member for Bolton, and the noble lord the mem-
ber for Liverpool, and he hoped that they would see, and the
house would me, that they would not be needed.
On the motion that the Speaker do leave the chair,
Col. SIBTHORP moved that the house be counted, and
only 34 members being present, the house stood adjourned
at ten minutes to six.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.
drawDili= or PASSiNGERB A cr.—The " Act for regu-
lating the Carriage of Passengers in Merchant Vessels," passed
in the bth and Odle the present reign, extends oily to ships
carrying lass them 011permonaors. It is szporlisat that this pro-
vides *meld bo emmilod, beams the proongllll, by which it
is peseosef That the Pammgars Am Mane made to extend to
every thipefirepllng fellMegfra, asap& alsoremosels, provided
that whoa dm =mbar - sonisdk any such ship
'hall not boor le the learege thereof a greater
progardm then that of INN rif/e/fpf to eery twenty-fire
=a:dm& and oath pate cooly se are next hereinafter
if dr said recited sot shah anted aad are hereby
smeresd the case of any era dip ; that is to say, such
parts limed so relate to the resew, of weeny in certain
mar by troy of return of pimp nom ; or as relate to
subsidence raocey ;oe as relate amputation to be made
for the loss of passage ; ce as relate ta Ms giving remiss
fir wog received for it is moped st any pampa to Meth
Amides; or as relate le the rendre of moon hr is ra-
ver of say sorb prow by oaygmasa as aged, sot having
a whim authority ham. goinsiffial to am `tom mew
city; ss mists to dr imassing of say parson by cosy head
or film prelims in sums may earnpessegert ere as rime to
say presseallea sr sear premestaget kw for the resevery
of sash w sabsishmes rimy, on cf sue easipsana-
tics II or hr the Mardis of say Sass_ pmeldm
is rawest*/ nay of the norm
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arias whither 'myth* reeselfmg an mg some did or did
not a were arum of paraism them allammid in
proprflea M the Issarge Awed, beam if greying
that the aundise dJIIIIIOIIIO.III so sealed to properkst to
the Issmoso of So drip was it greater than that ef
pews to envy tersaty-iire tam than he upon the
against wham say mit suit, salsa, or other Ind y .
may be brerght, sad Wag sash proof, it oluAfor say e
purpose as ohroold, to taloa and adjudged that the
number if as serried did erred that pro-
( Provhisis tarnished by the owners or
silsetwine—see le be of good quality, and to be replenished
wises the 'hippo& out to ma and shall after touch at any
port et Oho Kingdom. (C. to 0). To mien •
proper 'some d light and air, inftors shall have freetot,
seams to nations the beer mo, 'actuate over the space
appropriard te thoir sm. Mould the main hatchway be
not one of the hailltwarsizosirlated:te the as of pawn-
agethe no longer to be called
nt," (V.Tioakst the part efeioarance shalldirect such other