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

CIVIL SERVANTS OF THE CROWN.

Sir Dili:kV/14i begged to sal Tits Chancellor of the
Exchequer whether the government hays it in contempla-
tion to take any and what measures, during the present ses-
sion, with reference to the petition of the civil servants of
the crown, presented to the House Of Commons on the 2nd
of Deonsber, 1852 ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER Rid this
question, which hardly espielni itself by the words in
which it was wow, Ringed to s WOW of great ion**
snot, namely, as iftliss an the part of the civil ser-
vants he a ineinde et lb. ligegennagEss Ad, which
mead MA ameldnebilte Emir andlogierin The geverentent
did net pewee le kilo k say meows ea the lebject in
the menet eau lie. Me had the teener mate seemidees-
tins, sad bed bask inumeniestioe with the melon gad
it weak be sem essvnieet if the bon. and plant nentle-
mea weld mew le jeeps for the pen% end Idle he
(the cheeßileg glithe Maio w)) hen en *meta-
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nail mg aid wake qpisillis. Nei he bevel to b. thie to
manna the Weeds= et the 'wombat ea Tbsielay.

APPOINTMENT OP A DEPUTY BPLUOIS:
Sir E. IL INGLIS moved fer • whet oeseathho to ma-
dder the beat =sae of yonblief ler the easealies el the
office of lipeehee, is the avast of 11r...~e imareidahle
imm4slmbdure absence W reams of Elsem ether ems. Re
out the SUISUN sataie of the ha which VIA!
posed to petivido—• math/way le odd, had bona
widowed by every ether hibialive In the wodd.
iaelaiieg the *lbw boa& at the is dele
washy. Ile deo minted OA Ode 1•14701 by ibe
hut as of the the isewho.
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wed by their oesedeiri ; sad d-
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impeded podia bedews by Mem so • da whim
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brought web* Ma '
Kr. MIIIIM semidesei the propeddea altegetlew race-
eawary, as the midway alight eddy be left, u hitherto,
to porde for itself.
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Mr. ROW= proutilitiCenir7l petition, WWI the
semliananse tths peat to liagassik use Wog Igoe& by
17.100 Wishbone a Ilosobastat ogrosi to at • palate
meeting.
Mr. LUCAS said the petition etatebet the expression
" Rade deettlaso at Msynooth." He took neoptioa to
that aogreillni. He asked the Speaker whether it wee
to order, It reedy* a petition whielt was worded in a way
whisk was wounding to the feelings of assay sambas of
tits bows.

The SPEAKER sill the rules of the Imes did not pre-
' mut the matlennitaimilved.
Ur. ROME that Mr. Spooner should strike
ths mamba, the come which he had him.
nal mopresetnad tam be phrase in petitions he had
es
was
Mr. SPOONER seder seek eireemstanas he should
not meant the maths et ell. He could not take upon
himself to aka amain&
Abe ease Snel Gemination the petition was ordered
to lie at the tads.
Mr. SPOONER than rose to We the resolution of
wide!' he had given netko—" TIM this hems do resolve
itself into a oseunitleshe waskla Ms ea II lk 9 Vie., e. 26,
bast An Ad M eetned We GM wad in Ireland for
the betty Muslim et ;wee peelmeleg the Rama Mho-
.=sea he She better feeenowe et We mew
at Iligoseett for the elowthe If seek
sad also as
eat passed in the pedienta PiegiTA
Kingdom la ermadieg the said two nib: ems seely called
the La Mame* Mt, with view te repel et those
damn of the WA est which peed& wow pow in any
way to the sad sakes."_ Re aid OM whoa, during the
lest pediment, he Smelt it hls dotty to bring before the
thee Ram of Comm, the slam et education carried ea
at M.e with, and abed fora WM committee, he said he
was *p to preys that the edema= there
carried es was interims to Nasty, wren davimatel
to morality, was subversive of due alleglean
to the sovereign, and was antagonistic to the holy wad of
God. How was he met ? By no small degree of mama
abuse, with the insinuation of sinister motives ; that he
wished to raise an electioneering ay, but he was sot asst
with a single denial of the truth of statements. With
these admissions he felt no necessity for further inquiry.
He now asked that the house should do its duty to the
country, to the sovereign, and to itself. Every one of them
had sworn to do the best in their power to support the esta-
blished religion. (No.) No ? Then he would read the
oath. What was the oath taken by protestant members ?
" And Ido swear that I will bear faithful and true alle-
giance to her Majesty Queen Victoria, and her I will defend
to the Waked of my power whist all Milton; conspired's,