The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-08 00:00:00

Si* R. PEEL moved a vote of 20,000 i. oa account of the
Britian hltveum.
After an observation from Mr. WTLO, the vote was agreed

wiktr. WARD then moved a vote of 400,0001. on account of •
the navy.—Agreed to.
Mr. PARKER moved a vote of 30,0001. on account of
public buildings.
Mr. OSBORNE asked if any part of thie vote would be .
appicable to the houses'of parliament or Buckingham
Palace.
Mr. PARKER was understood to reply in the negative.— •
Vete agretel to.
The next vote was 10,0001. on account of the works at
Buckingham l'alice.
Mr. OSBORNE objected to take that vote.
Loid NIOKPE fll said the wages of the labourersdepended I
on its pawing.
Mr. OSBORNE sail ho should divide. (Cries of Oh,"
and groins.)
Dr. BOWRINO hoped the hon. member would not
divide.
yr. OSBORNE said if the hon. doctor—(loud laughter)
—would be responsible for tha vote, he would not divide.—
Vote *greed to.
The next vote was 30,0001. far expenses connected with the
new Houses of Pailinmont.
TRH sum was objected to by Mr. OSHORNB, and Sir H.
Wittocounv, as flat bearing sufficient margin, the whole
Vie,beiu 120,0001 ; 75,000/. of which, it &prated, had
y beets expended, and Lord LINCOLN intimated that
before the balance was called for, he should inquire how it
was that so much as 75,0001. had been expended during the
first three months of the year. Ultimately the sum voted
on account, was reduced to 15,0001.
The following sums, on account, were also voted :-
4,000/. be salaries of officers of public record.
50,0001., stationery, &c.
10,0001., Metropolitan police of Dublin.
3,000/., Senuol ot Design.
3,0001., Royal Dubliu Society.
6,0001, Oisologicul Sul vey ot Ireland.
50,0001. consular establishments.
8,0001. House of Industry, Dublin.
3,000/. charitable allowanc,s in Ireland.
12,5001. steam communication to India, by the Red Sea.
30,000?. civil contingencies.
The chairman then reported progress, resolutions to
be
reported en Monday next.
The Diplorn4vc Relations (Rome) Bill was portpOned till
Monday fortnight.
LEASEHOLD TENURES (IRELAND).
Sir W. SOMERVILLE obtained leave to bring in • bill
for converting th • rencw..ble terni.orary tenure of lands in
Deland into a enure in fee.
EXCHEQUER. OFFICES, etc., CONSOLIDATION.
Ou the motion of the CHANCELLOR OP THE EZCILIQUIR,
a bill was ordered to be brought in for consolidating the
offias ot pa} master of exchequer bills and paymaster of civil
services with the orrice of pay muster...general, and for making
other provisions in regard to the consolidated office.
The house adjourned at half-past one o'clock till Monday.

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THY. WHIG OFFICIAL ELEMENT IN THE
MAJORITY AGAINST MIL HUMR'S MOTION.
In the majority against Mr. Hume's motion there
were only 132 meniturs who, by the utmost latitude of lane
image, csa be celled reformers, to 221 tories. Among the
132 prole sing refoe niers were 30 holders of ether, 7 ortici-ls
fe unattached " (as they esy in th.• army), and 13 relations
or connexions of teamsters. There was also a large
sprinkling of relations and connexions of whist peers, and
tandulatei for e thee at the bar and iu the army and navy.
The folbwicg is a list of the officials, and their relations
and connemods

Lad I. Mara Find Incrl of the 'freaoury,
far G. Grey, Home Secretary.
Lord Pohlmann, Foreign Secretary.
fir C. Wood, Chancellor of the F.achequer.
li•rd Morheth, Etat Conamimioner ot Woods and Forests.
Ilr. Laboudiere, Prcaolent of &lard of Tr.ole.
air J. C. llubbouse, Prentlent of bOtkril of Control.

Mr. R. L. Stied. Nlaster of the Mint.
Hon. Vol Maine, Secretary et War.
Cul. U. Amain, Clerk of the Orduanue.
Benjamin II iwes Esq., Under Secretary for the Coonies.
John Parker, Esq., Henry Turtle% Esq., Jo LA Secretaries to the
Treasury.
G. 11. Ward, Erg., S (Tetley to the Admiralty.
Sir John Jerrie, Attomay-GeneraL
Lord Ebriugton, Mr. W. G. Craig, Mr. H. Rich, Mr. R. M. Bellew,
Junior Lords of the Treasury.
Sir D. Pundas, Hon. Capt. Berkeley, Lord John Hay, MIL. W. F.
Cowper, Lords of the Admiralty.
Mr. C. Buller, president of Poor law Commission.
Mr. li.G Lewis, ruder Secretary in the Home...Hee.
Mr. J. Wilson, Secretory to the BOOM of Control.
Yr. it. W. Grey, V117A09 Secretary to Lord John Russell.
ori Malta OF THE ROYAL ROL ikAIOLD.
Right How. W. S. Laseelles, Comptroller.
Lord A. It. Paget, Clerk Manihiki.
lion. E. Bole, tiroom in Waiting to the Quite.
RELATIONS AND CONNASIONS OF MANTELS AND Orrin:RS 07 THE
RO,EOOLD.
Right lien. Sir F. T. Baring, married a daughter of Sir G. Grey.
T. Brand, married a bedchamber trumon to the:novo.
Sir W. Cholmeley, married u eister of the Grand Falconer.
E. Ellice, euusin of Earl Grey.
Han. J. E. Mat, brother to the Earl of Minta.
C. S. Eortescue, eon of the Lord steward.
Lord J. E. G. Hollyburton, married the housekeeper at Remington
Patton
Hon. C. W. 0. Howard, brother of Lord Morpeth.
Sir T. F. Lewitt' father of the Under Secretary in the Home-office.
Lord Melinmel, son of the Earl of Minto.
Lord )(Mame, eon of Lord Normitiaby.
Lord C. h. Paget, eon of Maeter General of the Ordnance.
Lord Shelburne, son of the quis of Lamalowne.

Sra T. B. Birch, arm private aeeretszy to Lord Melbourne.
lion. C. S. Clements, ex-Arafat= l'oor.law Commiudoner in
Ireland.
G. S. Duff, en attachF to the embank" at Bari, and Vienna.
Earl of Eusten, en attceht to the British Legation at Naples.
Lord R. Grorrencu, ex Treamurcr of the llougehild.
Lord IL G. Vane, ex Secretary of Legation at Stockholm.
Mr. Wrigtdacia, ex Commis/lamer of Poor-tan Inquiry (Ireland).
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