The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-06 00:00:00

CHITZOI BATS&

lir. ?ACID treatlieser the Imp e but kit a few ro-
user Is whin her to bibs la • bill le sheikh church-
man he Whir M. tie peeper thirds amatiord ; to
rake pueelles he the rerfroriee of the labels and
arrow Irby ef perish thumbee In °Man cams, and to
rah, rotor mew to Nam *sir liability to Minot -
rano, she easovia se mead he law respestiag the mak-
ing. sessong, mesetisg, sod liability to cksrot-rates
In Irdeed and Wake. Before proceeding to speak
of ohs reran itself, he wished to state to the hors
the podtlosia wink be stood with regard to the matter. In
the yeas liffd Is bod nought in • bill epos the subject,
bevies Is its MOO tie division of the rate into to
port ow, vim., a este foe tbe Wins of the thumb, sad • rats
for the moires raider to divine worship, and coatainiog
•da daists°. that dissenters should not be rated to the
latter. I. the alarm of that year be put • question as to
*kat chap would to, sod sots their maser he did tot proem
forward his bill. Boost after the sold lord °diorite
(Palmrece ) some into office, sad ohs was ion of church
rates sr.* (mottos. Dories last you be had sot nought the
matter before the boss*, as • bill was to be Inotight forward
elsewhere by the •rchbithop of Canterbury. It haviag
bees dented that that measure, ring • money bill, ought
to have 'Manned is that bone, the matter dropped.
Had it ben otherwise be could cot bate 'snorted the
nossitre whisk the archbishop bad brought forward. Under
then oireenstsiscet he asked leave te introduce this bill,
which bit rsgvdad as s cesspreoaim, and as orb, be muted
that it would be takes fageod pert. The r gat hon. the
Bseretary of State ler the Some De t sad urn •
former nession dodiami assay rsehfag ma the part of the
goverment um* be bed ear IM bill. Nethlag would give
elm (Mr. Perko) pease pleesues Ibis to lad that upon
learning its provider Me gereesseat would take it late its
ewe hese. The betrits rale bill had tar its Oro the
Atheism tbesegber Ms Moira tbe are oe far as it
wasbaszlireaso the repeats el here ankh This, he
relieve Met nth, seraphs of the distientiag
body. i• the wet plan he roomed to relieve all ocespism
of rateable property from the satire rate by manias that it
should he deducted from the rent in the meaner
similes to that prartind with regard to property tax usder
ficitedole A. Another portim of the bill would enable
the IoWSIIf of rateable property to redeem that property for
ever by the persist of • react nable sad moderate sum.
Be proposed that the levy should follow the poor rats. The
bill soreind !nine's alarm ; sad, if permitted to bring
it is, he proposed to have it striated for the parasol of mma.
be.,. The boa. somber nechaded by moving for lean to
bring Is the bill.
Mr. WIORAK esecnosed the notion.
Sir W. CLAY said he did set rise for the purpose of
raising a ibesusice, either cm the grunion cf Ord%
rates generally, or ea the particular a 5...,. which the hon.
member peopown to introduce. That was sot the proper
time for either. And, es fur the boa. member's bill, it
would be time ern It to dismiss it whoa it Mae 'emelt,
before the home. However, it would hardly be espoisted
that he (Sir W. Clay) should rape. mach satis-
faction wits the mousse, which he feared would him
• teadeacy to Morns. the dimatisfscUm which it was
proposed to allay. Hs was however, eo assioes to fled a
selatios her this palatal questioo, that be could not jastify
himself la *slag • dilloulty in tie way of say ism. mem-
ber whit sonested a remedy. Therefore, nannies to hiss-
oil the rigat se oppose the bill et the proper stage, he
should sot offer say renstanos to the wren motes. At
the taw dinette begged to snantnee thee it was his inten-
tion area Si bring forward his bill of the previous yeas,
whoa treated %bit all the bills would be nosidned by
the hors with • view to the satisfactory solution of arias'
reettion.
Mr. B. BALL hmlag eimpUreated the bee. member
who had ittrodred the bill es the ter sad tamper of his
obsernstioss, said thin widslas weld be more important
than to *buds a orrifiray diveroke ea this oration.
Now vim soak dung kemeestiess was attempted on the
warn earn ef the MINI= erilmoses, it behoved all sews
of Christians to sink miner dilloisoese, for the purpose, et
the imam harm idler
its eitel:ger se he stroked la
={ re of he meet Mudge brag • ear
111!.0 601•1 beam M die Sabbath-
day He =weer reed thr mass meld be feesd, r
regarded_ de verb% of anseeles thodallionnans berme
seen of Mis; wart caber. se esdardal destrise,
there was seam* say approdabb matter of diseressaset.
Lear gives.
Mr. L. DAVIS!' said that In eensegasses of having se-
envoi a diocoaseging rear from the able lord at the
hoed of the governanst, as to the lineation of ministers
nor snag almob rates, be had himself proper to
Intruder • Ml as the sane saddest sostalaiag measly two
Atone, tberhet of white wee se seller thseueses from
the ristr, ma ebpdag a destinations/ ewe easing that
the poesy esedalbeted se • soadvesselswal Mona&
hewn ,thee her WON already ONSIENII she beer
width weld embody ell that he paper& to der. be
binged have he withdraw hie bill. Blt tewsled, however,
that the greeareas wield he slisately indsewl be tam
up
this mold wenn, which was getting wills, she deeps.
rem day, lad might at last lead to the subvsisiea of the
share% of England, if mime edgiest mesas were sot bead
of shoeling the swain disesetent.
Bill"Withdrawc.

COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC PETITIONS.
Oa the mattes of Mr. Rename Unitas, the following
cemenittee wee atondasted ea public yetitiou : Mr. Bon-
ita= Carter, Mr. Thorael Admiral Joins, Mr. Bretbestoo,
Kr. Dam Damao, Mr. Sever. Mr. Addtrisy, Mr. Owes &flaky,
Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Beam Are is Brow, Yr. Henry
Cr ogre Liddell. Mr. Grows, Mr. De Vero, Mr. Lloyd
Davits, awl Mr. Abel &fifth.
JURIES (IRELAND )
Mr. lIROOR oetaised leave to bring sa s bM to mason-
date sad awed the laws relation to juries in Ire'and.

COMMON LAW COURTS (IRELAND).
Mr. RROOR ottslaed leave to Wag to a MU to farther
Ilassd the pto wdere in, mid to eel the jarisdictiea of
the super or r out. of mason taw in IrNaad.
Oa the sot oa of Mr. WIMIISIDE, 111 COpy V ordered
of the coaiweeitat oa addressed to theists Chaaeallar oldie
llestweeor, Mr. (loathers. by Lord 81. Leoaard's, In or
stoat W mo• Vs of Doesnitier. 1844, relating to the Ibiaaese
of the Coact of Cbasseryta Ireland.