The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-23 00:00:00

OF WRITS FOR
AND LANCASTER.

Oa the notion of Mr. B. Bnritan.- it was ordered that
the Wastes of orideaes taken bin tle
ties ionalittoo be plated mil Sat no OW* writ ie the
&din et a swam fer tisk sky lo km* flit it 'woke,
and
Oa the notice of lir. Throws, the Wades of Mimeo
takes before the laworater ocerwittee wire ordered to be
plated,
_sad that the Waft of the writ in that cue be
samputtlod till the 4tlt u pe&

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NOTICES OF NOTIONS.
Mr. CRAWFORD, for Teak,. Bth of Much, a select
sonatas* to umiak* hao tla sparattos of Shoals' Courts,
sad the 0609 of sheriff is Ssellsad. with a visa to certain
roisrma___ . . • .

Ciel. KURE, fee UNA dry Delmimht, a Meet committee
he ingetro tate the mmogememe of the National Gallery.
Kr. HADFIELD, he time day fortnight, for leave to
king is a bill to mead the law with mare to wills is
mores to eediefle mol eddies*.
CANADA ILISIBVES BILL.

Nis J. PALLIKiTOII haw mime ebb Wadi= la
Mot ee ea eamosinot la Ihe men reading of 113
that it be rend • mead g m to that day six a'. s.
begged alo to lopire whams the mad reeking
sem ea es Mandy mt, list which day It was id moat
AM, and if set, ?
Lord J. RUSSELL replied that If the Onuses esti-
nom were Mimed leoirwrw, as it was heped they
void be,they won be Wm as Money, aid the Clergy
IlassrveriM ea the allowing Friday, bat he mid ast at
Fond give a preithe =NM
CZAI4III AGAINBT Ini BANK OP I/NOLAND.
Ilis. 11•11111LWA1l widart de pat e oration to the

cesium et the Ilisebegvar addle/ est d s paragraph I
what had mem* la* a semi, found el thee bp so•
&din ea Ile A* diiriaar at a hely with whisk be had
Me bassiorte M mass keel. the questios be had to oh
the eight him, gesthema was whether the pvemor sad
asemeety el the Baal of liaglead were aware of the brew
lies el the sevamment to ndaae the rate of balms, on
Ireaseiser Nels hem lid. to 14. a day before the Int et
ittbseary, the asematies esamyed la theis=helag
Oat they hod lees is peasselis of that same
Ms et ihesaess Sep be sod had mod it ler their
lildth=tl The el rte ZICHNCIIIZZ said—The
hems willibigive me if I ardeavear to give aa mower to
the wreaks erg eight boa. kind has pat to me la the
most dielneaterms I am able to eammsaa. far it ha goer
ties while h set ettisisOrt eta lIIMMOIS elder, Maas ss
it doss to distailist of ea Naiiiimest Maadies es
tissicesgis sethesties se the Disk liastrad. end
drseater ft is se wesearay The
to whiskey Um. Simi atmwrithe stailmist.
set of s *rad. bat et the emempladist el a
earth* Is a sargiermas uta-
k wee to Se eihet Met ism wee ask pees& but
a paseempliese lima the leek el &OM was aware
at the MIMI= el the Cherwell*, ef the Es-
le mime the rate of Wrath ea Ea-
, *slaw Me le • pony a day sumo embietabio
time base that missies leek piss, sod thee it avid
itself of this imewisdp to mil a imp ameane of
Bgh at a peados mu* *bur tagmlissaa
likely to realise elhe suit ramie& is is eabilmee
the statement to width my hen. Mewl hes reher•Ls=
hear.) Now, the meet gate visa the Weededi
d the male of Welsh as I:cheque Bills beam lusevra to
the psi* wee on the WM of thh mealls-the time when
Ws head me whitit determined tbe Maeda' wee per-
hold was the main of lbe 1114 sad I did not
thisk it stilt to
_ask say advise *sea re tine of the
r leak of Bei*md. or take mg slept* aseseteia the opinioa
of tbe Rewash ad She espratyiewsnor of that ate-
hibbseat es the snidest say hog time before
thee period; sad it was only on the dame= of Sep
tardy, the 12th, that I addremed a note to the
governor requesting, him and the deputy-governor
to favour me with their company in Dewaing-street, at an
• early houron the 14th; nor did I in that seta specifically state
I the object upon which I wished to confer with them, but that
it was upon a 'abject on which it was necessary a decision
should be come to on tits Wedgy. No doubt, though the

purpose was not stated in distinct term, the .iternor and
'demity-goveenor, with their knowledge of busbies, would
gathir from the :iota that it must relate' ta the interest en
Eschequer Bills; but the hones will see from this statement
that no communication was addressed by me to them
until the 12tk,which is a conclusive answer to the imputation
that has been so rashly made. (Cheers.) It was on the morn-
ing of Monday, the 14th, that I first saw the governor and
deputy-governor, and consulted with them; and when they
left me, about the middle of that day, they were even then
not possessed of what my final intentions on the subject were.
(Rear.) I hope, therefore, if there is the slightest doubt in
the mind of any man on the enbiecti that what I hove now
stated will be sufficient to dispel it. (Chars.) And I
think it is but just to the
Ow" aor and deputy-governor of
" of !Noland 0.
should add that they are not in
the
hepter though the. sass their mom-
my war or degree responsible for the course taken. by the
Chancellor of the Etc .
mendation, as they always do, in um moo : b`nnk and /tuna,) ,
spirit, of what they thought beet for the public interest.
(Rear.) I, on the part of the government, gave their recom-
mendation the attention to which it was entitled, deter-
mined, however, to take that line of conduct which I
thought the public interests demanded, and they are in no
manner or degree responsible. (Cheers.)