The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-26 00:00:00

_as net mated in Eng Mot ser, Irilanda am is Oho
majority of the railways in Illemind, end for isio
al enserilass the few emotional asses in It
rieseltits restrege- etri beftgebeet of the Mea
that own ot Me maw He dowdy bagel
let the
wee ble. It was ase gasetimaires.t;appablie minim is
where eine the bill sepeleiri
meow% sad It they as, they mead only be hoer-
leg the small end of the wedge, and would sem be oiled
ups to Mese elemahests as well as stearaiterrieges to ran
osillemhge. (Haar, leer.)
C. BRI7OII opposed the bill , and pretests&
Ms media, whisk was growing up is that • home. ofe=
dosing bills to remedy what a few iedividaals theentapormer
to regard as • griaMOL Them was here really Ne gekres
me% gad the 1100. gentle:am who introdased the Wadi
Sod that by it he was retarding rather than tdltelle. Ole
shiest be bad la view.
The LORD ADTOCATII 'epeeist the bill, buil ime ink
Ar the purposed allse MEM denial to dee seneelles
*elms. member he YeaSese noliestiog the sined sea
of ibe geimis et Seabed, pattieelsetpla Obegow. • IN bad
idles insid ft that the to
of
eludes from Witple Waded to rid '
se
set admit Ma se ease ; end seeM egret to EM MA
Is rest thee it was not, as the striae linemlies of the sibs
IteM there bad give. great moral dignity to themeless*
deellibter. (" Hear, hear," and a lag it.)
Mr. CHARTERIS she denied *strati et the remit of ]
the ken. member he licatrose, ad begged to remind Mat
'ea. member of the Soot* proverb tMtIE was an bled
*MON his own nest." (Musk laughter.)
31r. HOME made a few results innapinaden.-
lir. REYNOLDS did net admit the sgplisedift to the
bee, member for limdrese, et the leatiele gemetto jest
tasseel, bat believed that We vete whisk the ben. gpeatientem.,
wee shoat to give maid have the ANA et Ms nest.
laughter, in whisk the less. gesdastes Mr. Hams,
joined.) NA Mr. Itommids) had beard the debate
it that day with mph% beams oa resdiag the bill he
meld hem ltes viseeinessely aimed to, and
=ma et that gesemsa *mid Ism mid
to viz up with the emesties se Ruh rellitime halm when
religions feeling WA Weis to do with it, essige ia
the imagination of lb eggements of thip mason
As it was his hatentiss to weed, the seessil ei this
he would state, la
terMINIMs ell that moo, Emit et the
sixteen runways is emotion is Seatlead, eight, eon-
prising 240 =Wee, warted ea Sundays; the ether MM. of
an road mew, did met. On the litter elms, which be
would mill the religious rellways—(lausharl—thens had
travelled, in the kfirfseseneing Jam lest, 1,672,000 Pm-
sem and es the ' railways, 1,623,000 bad tra.
veiled& the seine pe Was it a de, then, to trend es
Smoky, is pm pert of .tie orantry, or on one railway, mil
Mewane? (Hear, hear.) Let it be resseetherei Wt
isms were limos& and the proprietors onspiled to mem*
eels trawaneme ea a Sunday. is Ragland people might
travel all over the country en a Seam; mil on
the river the Inhabitants of the osetropeln were set
peovented beet travelling. (Hoer, hear.) awe all elk See I
bow member ter Stockport and others, if they had set has
Mweeteraten4 Were not shareholders in railways that were
epee isMoslige? If they would sot be seemed, then, of
ask Imam*, let them sell out their Mares in those rail-
ways ; eat lea not the people of me part of this empire be
denied privileges which were enjoyed by others. (Hear.)
11 Mr. F. SCOTT rose amidst loud tries of "Divide." Hs
1 said he was not ashamed to avow a prejudice in favour of
observing the Lord's Day. It was remarkable that a gene-
ral bill should be brought forward for the sake of regulating
some few railways is Scotland, especially as the public feel-
ing there was decidedly and cooscientioady opposed to the
measure. Came of inoomenlenee were alleged, but were
there not Moomeallenosslrosa having' o delivery of letters on
• Saaday in London ?
The home then divided—For the m 1
it3lond leading 122
Against
The bill is oonemuently lost.
RIITUE24B OF BENEFICES.
Mr. BRIGHT moved for a rstarn "in a tabular Aria,
showing the several Nimmons, or other ecclesiastical bens-
flees, purehmed by or now beilimsetiv to the trustees et Wil-
liam Huhn., formerly of Esantay In the evanty of
Lancaster, RM., when reopeetively imehased, tbe pies
paid for each, the grow cannel bowie et mei. the names of
the resent incumbents, and whoa grit ineentbents wee, re.
ercuvely presented, and by whom.'
In answer to a question km Mr. T. EGERTON,
Mr. BRIGHT said he believed the return was not ob-
jected to by the trustees ; he had spoken to the hon. mem-
ber for South Laneashire (Mr. W. Patten), oae of the
trustees, who did not object to it. There was no saspielos
that the trustees had anything to conceal ; and as they ex-
ercised their powers under act of parliament, and not under
the will of the testator, the returns might he peeps:ly or-
dered.
After a conversation, in which the Atteeney-desseal, Mr.
T. Rgertoo, Mr. Goulbars, Mr. Henley, Mr. Km* Sir R.
Inglis, and Mr. Wawn took part, the modes was