The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-05 00:00:00

BILL.

The tome Men west iota anamittes ea this bill, and the
first fiescloves were pawed =Mont remark.
fie deem 6,
Lord LYTTELTON moved two amendments, the first
that the limit nqairtng the members of the coatcil should
be elected from the electoral roll should be removed ; and
the object of this amandosest was to assimilate tills bill to
the Oxford act. The electoral roll le the Cambridge bill
sorresponded with the congregetn La the set relating to
the sister university, and in that em t►em was as limitatios
requirlag that the hebdomadal esewell &sold be imemben
of congregetioe, het gimpy that they sbeeld be menthen of
the mute. It bad farther been ingested to Wm that there
wee a safeguard ageless the nm•residence of the members of
the senate in the Oxford set, which it might be well to adopt
Ia the present ease, and if he carried his ameadment La re-
ference to the electoral body, be should mom to add the
proviso from the Oxford set, w►ich enacted that if soy
messier r of the mute other thus the ebsseeller eboeld reside
at the sisiversity for a leas period than 14 weeks in say one
peer, ►is emit should be =eland void sad become =rant.
The LORD CHANCELLOR opposed the antendeasat ea
involving a monastic= is the ed►em. The smeedment wee
negatived, and the clause, with • sewed (verbal) amend-
meat, was spread to.
Clauses 7 to 30 Melssive were agreed to without di/ca-
stes.

Os OSUMI 31.
L)rd LYTIELTON •ond the °elision of all the words
the west to the attendee or needed= of the Lady
Nadler or Mr. Wort's true.

The sommittee divided on the question that the words
proposed to be left out stand part of the question.
Coatent
Not-mmteat
The worts were seoudiagly crack out.
Os slum 31. _ . . _

Lord LYNDHURST moved the restoration of all the
words which bad bees struck oat on the third roadies of
the bill is the House of Commons, eschadieg dimmers
from seats is the Beside of the University. He mid that
the chases which had bees made by the Heise of Ccm.
more would, if alkwed to remain, have as important in-
fluence on the rellgtos of the counts, sad implored their
lordships to vote the resteratios of the words which had
been struck out. Their lordships should recollect that
the words were streak out by a small majority ass
is a this how; Weed he believed that the
divisios was altogether a surprise. The government
Am!! had bees taken by surprise. With rerp-ot to the gem-
don itself, he would trouble the h teas by reading a few oh-
' eervationa which had bees made is the other how*. Ae
hoe. member said, " The sffoct of the amendment will be
to smarm os dissenters who take the higher degrees the
right to interfere is the Efrain of the university, and to veto
for memben of parliament ; end I fear it will mar the see
(shwas of the ball by exciting a feelleg of alarm la the
mines of thole whom es -vanities is seaman for the *se-
em of the meenre. It la set to be doubted that there it •
strong sad intimate cossezios between the church of Rag.
lead and the universities, and a proposal to allow diameters
to interfere in &leg the theological studies will excite
alarm. The amendment will therefore tend to impair the
subtitles' of the university." He (Lord Lyndhurst) opa-
-1 corned entirely with these obiervetions, which were u.•
eribed to a member of the governmest—he believed the gen-
tleness ho in the other house of parliament had the ma-
duet of the bill—end he inferred (menthes& that the mere-
meat was hostile to the &age. Taking them words, is
conoraion with the fast that the goverement was taken by
surprise is the House of Commoss, he felt sure that their
lordships would concur in his aniesslment, whisk was that
the words omitted in the last siege of the bill is the other
house be restored, far the purpose of greenling dbeentere
from taking say [loft Is the goveniment of the seivinity.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said it was gaits true
that when the bill left that house two years ari
it contelned the restrktles alluded to by his noble and
learned friend, and it wee equally clear that they were is
the hill when It was mistrodiseed is the other house define
the trout eeesion. He should have bees satisfied if mat-
ters had so remained, bat salsas it meld be shows that the
omission of them words really did great injury, or eases
real apprehension le the thatch, he would entreat whether
it was advastageous, on palletises of this sort, for their lord
ships to mecums es attitude antagosiatie to the ether Imes
of parliament.
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