The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-26 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1851.

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES ASSUMPTION' BILL.
Ord, re• 0, f. sr refund:it a Joon.' debate oa amendment to sloes.
lien (ISM Moreno ° That the bill be now read • seenod time s"
and which anaindment wee, to leave nut the word "now," and at
the sad of the question to add the words "urn Oda day Mx
anonthe.” Question &gals rroposed, "'that the word 'now 1 stand
part of the goatlike." Debate resumed; questioa put. lire boos*
divided, Ay's, 4:8 ; Noes, S.).
AYE&
Ably. Fir Therms N. Etteowt. Jae. B. B. Milner, W. If E.
Acland Sir Thos. D. Swann, Earl of Milne., Ri-hai .1 M.
Adair, Thigh E. Sean-, sir De Lacy Milton, Visegant
Adair, K. A. 8. Evan., John birchen, mesas A.
Adderley, Charles B. hoses, Wiliam Moffatt, George
Akio*, roomas Evelyn, William J. Morgan, Odavitis
Anson, Viscount Ewart, William Misruson, Sir William
A 01.11), Hon. Colonel Farnham, Edward B. Morris. Divid
Arbuthnot; Hon. 11. Fatter, J.smell Mortyn, lion. E. M.
Arebdall Captain Al. Fellowee, Edward Malgrave, Earl of
Arkwright, George Fergus, John Mullings, Joseph R.
Ashley, Lord Ferguson., Sir Kobt.A. Mundy, Willl4ol
Bogy, William Vilma. bit':. blunts, George F.
Bailor, Hoe. William litsPatriek, Kt lin. Neck; John
Basilian, John Fitzroy, lion. Ilenry Neetd, Joseph
HaPey, Joseph lisawilliani,lln.G.W. Needegate. C. N.
Bailin', 11. J. Foley, John U. IL Noe', lion. Gerard J.
Baines, Kt. ilos. M. Probes, William Ogle, s. C. 11.
Baird, James Fordyce, Al. s. D. Ord. William
Ilokkak, Edward U. reenter, Hun. Lk C. haul-ton, Lord
Baldwin, Charls• it. Eons.; Matthew °win, Mr John
Mdica, 1 eorge Freestun, Colonel Parte, Charles W.
Bating, Henry IL Frewen, Charles H. lhoret, Lord A.
luring, Ht. Hon. F. Filler, Augustus F.. Paget, Lord C.
Baring, Thomas GeiweY. Sir W. P. Pallegton, Sir John
learnard, Edward G. Galway, Virceant Palmer, Robert
Barrington. Viscount 0A4.1111,, James M. Palmerston, Vied.
Barrow, Wiliam Li. Gilpin, Rican dT. Parker, John
Baas, Michael I. Glyn. George C. Patten, John W.
natesna, Thomas Goddard, Ambrose L. Peel, our Robert
Beckett, William Gooch, Edward A. Peel, Colonel
Beth Jacob G .rdon. Admiral Pelham, lion. D. A.
Lienhow, John Gore, W. G. Pennant. Ron. Col.
Bennet, Philip Gore, W. 11. 0. Perfect, Robert
Knees rd, William Goolborn, itt. Ifs. IL PG°, Samuel M.
Berkeley, Admiral Granby, Marquis of Pion; Sir Robert
Berkeley, lion. 11. P. Greariall, Gilbert Pigott, Francis
Herkeity, Hun. G. I'. Greene, Ibomas Plovrden, William 11.
B:rheley, C. L.G. Omni, 11, Charles W. Plume's's', John P.
Bernal, Ralph Grey. Kt. Ito. Sir G. Possleit, Lord W.
Bernard, Viscount Grey, Ralph W. Prlge, Sir Robert
Birth, sir 'l. B. Grogan, ialward Pr nsep, Henry T.
Biackstone, W. 8. Grosvenor, Lori R. Pugh, David
Blair, Siephen Gurrnary, Lord Rondo°, Colonel
Blakernore, K. Guest, Fir John lick; Col.
niandlord, kiarquisof Gwen, Howell itendlesliam, Lord
Bolder°, Henry G. Han, natant B. Keaton, John C.
Booker, Thome W. 1141f°, d, Sir Ilonry Itephoi, G. W. J.
Booth, Sir Rob, Fit:. Ilan, Sir Beniatu.n Bicento, John L.
Bowles, Admiral Hall, Col. Ricardo, Osmond
Bnyie, lion. Cot. Hollyburton, Ld. J.P. Rich, Edward K.
Bramaton, ThomasW. Ilaniinon, George A. Rico, henry
liremeidge, Richard Hamilton, J. liana Richards, hicharil
Bitsco, Musgrave ILoniitem, Lord Claud liots.rtes, 1 bonus J.
liroedley, Henry ilanmer, Sir John Homily. Col.
lireadswood, Henry Ilureourt, George G. Moonily, sir John
larockleburet, John llankastle, Joseph A. Kollin; franca
Brockman,lBlward D. Harris, lion. Capt. Ramtauld, Charles E.
'Hooke, Sir Arthur IL limns, Richard Ituabout, taut.
lirothertim, Joseph Make, Ales:meet Russell, Lord John
brown Humph. Italie, Archibald Rumen, Iln. Edw. 8.
Bruce, C. L. C. Hatchet; it. lion. J. Ito sell, Y. C. 11.
Bruen, Colonel Hawes, Benjamin tkindam, George
Buck. Lewis W. Hawes, Sir Edmund Sandals, Joseph
nulkeley, sir K. R.W. Ileatilion, Thomas E. Scott, lion. Francis
Miller, sir John Y. Heald, Janes &rope, George P.
Bunbury, us idiom Al. Ileathocut, John ticaham, Viscount
Bumf:wry, Edward U. iloneage, G. li. W. Boymer, Henry K.
Burghley, Lord ileneage, Edward Seymour, lord
Burroughes, Henry 11. Herdey, Jneeph W. nhafto, Robert D.
lioskila, lik Winn berrhs, Rt. iron. J.C. Sheridan, N. C.
Bunton, Sir Farad. N. Hervey, Lord Alfred &Wool., C hotel
Callan; Reel. B. Heywood, James Sidney, Mr. AM.
Calvert. En derick ilildyard, Rola:et C. Stoney, Robert A.
Campbell. lion. W. F. Ilitilyard, Tit e. B. T. Smith, John O.
Hare.; WI liana U.l'. Handley, Charles smith, M. Tucker
Carter, John B. !lodge*, Thomas L. Smyth, Jahn U.
Meld, James M. Hodges, T. T. &collet; A:exander
Hon. C. C. li down, 'William N. B .merest, Cap Lin
lion. G.U. Notion.; Robert Somerville, Sir W. AL
_.....005h, W. AL Dope, Henry I'. hotheron, Thos. li. S.
Coyley, Worms! S. H ruby, John Sponer, Mauna
Chaadoe, Marquis of Mittman, Edward Staff ird, Augustus
Chaplin, William J. Hokum, Lord btanforn, John F.
Chichester, bard J. L. Howard, lion. C. W. Stanley, Ede and
Child, Smith Howard, lion. E. el. Sooner, lion. E. If.
Childers, John W. Mosso; (kora. Sttnattel i, W. S. C.
Christopher, It. A. liumplierv, Mr. Ald. Mammy William 11.
Cherry, Samuel Ingis, Sir. K. 11. Staunton, Sir tiro. T.
Clay James Jackron, William Stephenson, Robert
Cray, Sir William Jenny n, FYI Stuart, Lord James
Clerk, itt. Hon. S
1. G. Jocelyn, Viscount Stuart, I leery
Cliff rd, Henry N. Johstotr, sir John Stunt, John
Clive, lion. it. It. Jolliffe, Sir W. G. 11. blurt, Henry G.
Clive Henry B. Jones, Capt. Sutton, John 11. M.
J Cobb:ild, John C. Ker, Richard Thetis/et., sir V.
Cochrane, Aim D. Kershaw, James Thieknowee, Ralph A.
' Goal, ire, Sir Alex. J. King, lion. P. J. L. Thompson, Colonel
Cocks, 'ilium. S. Kuightley, air Chas. Thompson, Mr. Aid.
Cole, Ilon. llenry A. Knoz,.oal. 'f hurneley, Thomas
I Coles, Henr) B. Knox, lion. W. 8. Tollemache, John
Collins, William Laboucbere, Hon. 11. Townley, iketited G.
Compton. Henry C. Lacy, Remy C. Towtishend, Captain
Conolly, Thomas Langston, Jomes H. Traill, George
j Copeland, Mr. Ald. lowa, s, lion. W.B. Trevor, lion. G. Mee
(lorry, lion. Henry L. looney, lion. it. it. Trollope Sir John
I Cotton, Hon. W'.11.8. Lurk, George C. Tufuell;ttk lion. H.
Cowan, Charles L. mon, Sir Chu. Turner, George J.
Cowpox, lion. W. F. Leonard, mien.. B. Tyler, Sir George
I Craig, Mr William°. Lennox, Lord A. 0. Tynte, Doh C. J. IL
Cubit., William Lemnos, Lord 11. 0. Tavel; Kir John T.
Clateil., Herbert M. Lewis Rt. Iln. Mr T. Verner, Sir 0% llama
Dalrymple, Captain Lewis, GeorgeC. Verney &r &r Harry
Gamer, lion. Co cool Lewisham, Viscount Yew!, Sam. T.
Dostnrod, sir Om. Lindray, llon. Cul. Villiers, Viscount
Davies, David A. b. Littleton, Hon. E. R. Alain", Iln. Charles
Deeded Wiliam LA. IlthAt, Alan E. lyre, Ito tinted
Denison, Edmund Lockhart, William Waddington, David
D'Eyncoutkittiln.C. Long, Walter Waratington, 11.8.
!hostel; Benjamin Lopes, Sir Ralph Wokley, 'Mna
Mont, ',Alward LAvell'A, Pry.) Walpole, Siemer 11.
D el, John W. Lowther, lion. Col. Waler, John
Dodd, George Lowther, Uenry Watkins, Colonel
Damilss, Sir C. E. Lyvon, lion Gen. Wawn, John T.
I Damao. Maiqam of Mackenzie, W. F. Wellesley, bad C.
1 Drumlaciris, Viscount Mackie, John M'eat, Frederic& It.
' Drummond, Henry, Palleition.n, Wm. A. Wrethead. J. P. B.
Duckworth, SirJ.T.II. Meniaughten, sir E. %Vagrant, Loftus T.
Duke, Sir James M'Gregor, John Williams, John
Duncan, Vocettot M'lugeort, Sir John Williams, William
Duncan, (horse Mali n, Vise oat Williamson, Mr 11.
Durnombe, Hon. A. Moods:vine, Viscount Wriloughby, Sir IL
Duncombe, lion. 0. Shingles, Koss IL Wilson, James
Uwicult, John Moneys, lord C. S. Warm; Mathew
Duero, Admiral Mannura,Lord O. prim Wotichousts Edmund
Dural., George Mooney.. Lord John W. od, Kt. lion. Sire.
Minder, Kt.lin. Sir D. North, Earl of Wood, k% illiam F.
Da Pre, C. 0. Marshall, James 0. Worcester, Marqulsot
East, Sir James B. Marshall, Wildam Wortley, Kt. 110. J. S.
Etnington, Viscount Martin, C. Wy kehate AVylil, JamPll
Eduardo, Geary Magterman. John Wynn, Itertert WAV.
Egerton, W. Tattoo Matheson, Alexander Wynn, sir W. W.
Ellice, Kt. 11011 1.. Matheson, Sir James Wyvill, Marmaduke
Ellie., Edward Matheson, Colonel Yorke, Hon. E. T.
Elliott, Ilse. J. E. Maxwell, lion. J. P. TALLOW.
Enilyn, Viscount Meux, Sir Henry IFS ter, Rt. IIa.W.G.
Enfield, Viscount Mies, Philip W. S. Hill, Lord Marcus
BOSS.

611Ven,1!

Anetey, Thomas C. Greene, John Osborne. Ralph
Armstrong. Sr A. Henry, Aleionder Palmer, Rolm&II
Armstrong, Robert IL Holier:, Henry A. reetiell, Sir OIL
lisinm, Mr Henry W. Herbert, Rt. lion. S. Peel, Frederick
Blake, Martin J. Hayworth, Lawrenoe Portal, hieleille
Biewitt, Reginald J. Minim, George G.O. Power, W.
Bright, John Iluboomse, Thomas B. Power, Nicholas
Burke, Sir Thomas 110,e, Alexander Roche, Edmund B.
Butt's., Ilene S. Howard, Philip H. Sadleir, John
Cardwell, Edward Home, Joseph Milli field, William
Caatiereagh, VS.:mint Hutchins Edward J. Scaly, Francis
Chatter*, HV. Keating. Robot Seymour, John D.
Clemente, lion C. B. Kiosk, William Simeon, John
Colebrook', Sir T. E. Kildare, Margolin( Smith, John B.
Clorb Illy, M. E. Lava's., Hun. C. Smythe, lien. 0.
Crawford, W. S. )I•Cullagh, W. T. Foment, John P.
Currie, Henry Hagan, to 'Mom 11. Strickland, Sir G(0.
Currie, Balkh Mater. Nicholas V. Sulliean, Michael
Dawson, line T. V. Meagher, Thomas Talbot, John H.
Deseretm, John T. Mahon, The O.G. Toncred, Henry W.
Rills, John Morrell, William Tenniaaq Edward K.
Fagan, Win= Moore, George H. Tollerne, Ham F.
Fagan, James Mowoit, Francis Townel"y, John
Forewent, Chichester More, Colonel Urquhart, David
Fox, Richard M. Norreya, Lord Vane, Lord harry
Fox, William J. Nugent, Sir Percy Wall, Charles B.
French, Filmtephen O'Brien, J. Walmesley, Sir J.
Chiron, Rt. Iln. T. M. O'Brien, Sir Timothy Vega Fromm, F. R.
Gladstone, llon.W.E. O'Counea, John Toting, thr John
Geoid, Wyndham O'Connell, Maurice TIM KM
Grace, Oliver U. J. O'Connell, Morgan J. Arundel and Murry,
Graham,Rtlln.ilirCi. O'Connor, reargue Earl of
Gratin; Henry O`Flaherty, Anthony Reynold/1, John

BOILER EXPLOSION AT MANCHESTER.—Yesterday
afternoon aboiler burst in ltiga-street, 'Manchester, causing,
it is feared, a great loss of life. The building was a factory
belonging to Mr. Hardman, and rented by Mr. C. William-
son, who sub-let it, with steam-power supplied by a 30-horse
boiler working a 2-i-horse power steam-engine. The tenants
were the owners of a saw-mill in the lower story, employing
twenty hands; a wood turner, named Leicester, occupied
the second story, employing twenty men and boys; and an
engraver to calico-printers, named James Molloy, occupied
the third story, with six men and two boys. The
upper story, which had been used for cleaning waste
cotton, is believed to have been unoccupied at the time.
The boiler burst about 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, en-
tirely destroying the building, and at the time our reporter
wrote (5 o'clock) the neighbourhood was a scene of too
much alarm and confusion to enable him to get any very
connected account of what had been done towards rescuing
the workpcople. One man had been taken out dead; the
people employed in searching the ruins had just discovered
a second man, frightfully mutilated and apparently dead,
but some heavy beams, entangled in masonry, had pre-
vented them up to that time from removing him. tour
persons had been carried to the Royal Infirmary
badly wounded, and two of them it was feared
would hardly survive. A boy had a leg fractured. Mr.,
Molloy was one of the first persons liberated from the ruin.,
and he had a cut across the nose, and several severe bruises,
but was able to take part afterwards in directing the work-
-1 men in removing the brickwork and timber to relieve the '
sufferers underneath. It was not known how many people '
might be still buried in the ruins. The engine-driver
escaped, and was seen to creep out of a part of the lower
story of the building which had not been destroyed,
through a window, shortly after the explosion. The boiler
Iwas on the high pressure principle, and at the time it burst
the engine had been stopped to repair a strap.
CORPORATION FOR RELIEF OF SEAMEN IN THE
MERCHANT SEnviez.—Yesterday the usual quarterly ge-
neral court of this institution was held at the office in'
Birchin-lane • Mr. George Lindsay in the chair. The
minutes of the last general court having been read and con-
firmed,
9.near
iva beforeitOtmhoca:mdfwit
member,
ht:hu:er
adjourned.
court. Receiver. of
an account of the receipts and expenditure to 31st'
' g,
manoww.hoaudynß
:tdKhr laid
inEe
ni.
sa
.c court December, 1850
dues fur the out-ports of Carnarvon, Ballina, and Coleraine I
lTi i wereacrest tdT i 1 appointed,lnho.EtfhobCenu WL
ic
building
d Li II: YfoedhufasTiO.oftioeri Colerainer offered Nulitonasg give ea..: .:Idf
for the erection of the proposed " Magee College " and also
endowment.