The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-20 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—IN EDMILIDAT, JUL, 19.
ma Briaara took the chair at 12 o'clock.
PRIVATe Et Ol`rF,Ra.
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BE(X)ND READlNO.—Fullerton'. 1-Intate
THIRD itP.ADI SO.— Edinburgh Pollee (amendment and coma.
dation or seta and palate and aanitary movement) Bill.
LORDS' AMENDMENTS OONSIDERED.—London and Blaolnisil
Railway (improvement and braneires to the St. Rathaelna's and Lama
don Doelm) BilL

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REPORT.—Faxlesiestieilrwiiciior; IL L
PETMONS.—By Sir H. HALFORD, from Leicester, in favour of
en whim for 'juvetile offender.—Mr. G. THOMPSON, from 137
master bakers, of the Rorer Hainie's, spinet the Sale of Bread Bill;
also from a place in Scotland. in favour of the six points of the
eherter.—Capt. FECIIELL, from 102 master bakers of Brighton,
the Sale of Bread BilL —Mr. 0. GoRE, from
rllsoM ere of a union in Salop, praying for supeeannua.
tlon.—Mr. 0. HUDSON, from Sunderland, against the Rh
Blame of the Poor Relief HALL. from 130 master
bakers of Marytelione, against the Sale of Bread Bill—Another from
same borough, in favour of emigration.—Mr. HA ?CEP, from Lam.
loth and Southwark, against the Sale of Bread Bill—Mr. WAKLEY,
from Gainsborouch, in Llecoltuddre, complaining of the numerous
deaths by potion, and praying for a law to prevent the sale of poi.
POl2Ollll drugs by chemist& and droggiele. The hon. member called
the:embus attention of the house and the government to this pelt.
tioa.—Mr. PAT MON, from the mortar warden and commonalty and
mystery of taken of London, against the Sale of Bread Dill; tiro one
from 120 mister bakers of London to the same effect.—Mr. WAR.
LEY, from Manchester, against the pension list; alto several from
venom places, in favour of the charter, and others in favour et the
ballot; also we from Birmingham. in femur of a paper currency
based on the national deb(.—Mr. NEWDEGATE. from a place not
hoard, complaining of the circulation of me bud in Cana Domird'•
in Ireland, and praying for some measure to prevent it.
SECOND READLNGS.—Tithe Rent Charge, Ike. (Ireland) •(No. 2); ,
Sale of Beer; Bella
COMMITTEE.—HighIand Roads, Bridges, Re. (Scotland) Bill.
REPORTS—Consolidated Fund (3,000,0.01.) Bill; Rum, Bm,
Duties resolutions.
NOTICES OF MOTION.—Tim Hater.—Mr. H. BERKELEY
teed his motion on this subject for the Bth of August.
Steen Di-rm.—Mr. G. THOMPSON, tomorrow this day), to ask
• a question respecting three duties.—Lord G. BENTINCK withdrew
the amendment of which be had given notice on the previous day,
relative to the suffer duurs; and gave notice of his intention to sub.
etitute a arisednie or duties for all foreign sugar and molasses similar
to that which stands in the exieting law, when such engird are not
chargeable with any other duties.
RE.TURNS ORDERED. —On the motion of C'spt. PECHELL.
of a copy of a memorial to the Lords Commissioners of the Ad..
miralty from the cornmandm of the royal navy residing at Plymouth
end Devonport, dated the to day at Demeniter, ISM ; and eery of the
petition of the lieutenants of her Majesty'. fleet to the Queen in Coun-
cil, which was referred to the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty,
with their lordships' teply thereto, it:draped to Lieuterunt Sir H.
Jerrie, R.N., dated the 2 ith day of April, 1818.—On the motion of
Col. DONNE, a return war ordered of the number of military otheent
on full pay employed in superintending the distribution of relief in
Ireland.