The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-02 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAmtINT.

HOUSE OP LORDS.—ThusaDAT, Juin 1.
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ft* Earl of CORK promoted • petition from Alloodialo,
is Northumberland, in Amour of the Union ObarreMlity

TM following private bills wore mad a third tiro* and
pound Oonind Railway ; Weald of East Rail.
meg ; dootaisi North Ranson Railway ; Mary port and OW
lima Railway ; Landes and South Wooten RaUwai Ma'
dattoa Ratoss iwo) ; Cimarron New Water, and Rattinds
Loonrd's Gas.
YRTROPOLLS SEWAGE AND RE= REOLANA-

TION BILL.

Os the motion for th;Viirll7eadb;g of thb bill,
Lord DENMAN. moved that it be read a third time that
day tares months. The scheme programed by this measure
weld retard the proper drain* of the metropolis to a
very serious sliest, and in itself she experiment was of a
meet hasmdoos eitareater. But his principal objection was
that a bill whisk was ementielly of • private character
should be istrodoold as a public mesame.
Load BRDESDALS said the whole Wag had been in-
quired into before omminittees of both bowies, sod it wee
meet annual to take arceptioes to the form of a bill
elms it had relished Its third reading.
The Seri of HA Itl) WICK II Mow nothiag of the merits
it the partisular plea Modred in this bill, bat as people of
small property were freqnsatly induced by the esection of
geirliamosal to invest their mosey in theme speculative'
whams, he thought they should sot be too hastily pulsed.
the greatest egrieultoral chemist in she world,
hieked opus the wham as unpreeticable, sod was astonished
that wane had cot been taken to test the plan, as it might
have bees tested, upon a small mule.
Lord CIiUItSTON observed that the evidence as to the
pamicability of the scheme was contradictory, and the qua-
lity of prods was a matter for the parties themselves.
Their lordships divided :
Contest
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The bill was thee read a third time and paned
PUBLIC -ROUSTS CLOSING BILL.

The Mrquis of Ct aaatcaaOs sad Lerd ChieLliellOan
premated petitioos in favour of this bill.
The Marquis of CLANELIOARDE, I. movie( the second
radial the hill, said he presumed there would be no
appositioe to the bill, sod should, tlisrefore, cosine him.
Self to stating its prim:gal provision& In the hat aosaioa of
parliament • bill was pared by which militia taverns,
publiclouse• sad other places of resort where disorderly
aniewahlaess had formerly taken pLiee, and which, in some
hestemem, were allowed to keep opera the whole eight, were
impelled to close at saes o'clock. TIM bill bad worked
well, but had bom found to beer hardly co certain claims of
parsons who had to pursue their avocatioss during the
sight, by debarring them from prooariag neciessary refresh.
sneak The bill of last session left such persons nein four
*Work without refreehment. Persons &Moodie( markets,
aswspaper compositors, sod other paean envied in sews-
piper offices, were those who were pruacipally affected, and
*hi object of this bill was to authorise the magistrates to
pant special licenses to meet these and similar oases.
It authorised magistrates to grant licenses to aortas public-
to keep open begrime the hours of two and feartoiikel, and also gays summary ware
for dosing aoy
booms in which the privileges conceded should be abased.
Earl ORANVILLE observed that hs would. have certain
amendments to move in committee, and trusted that they
would not be opposed by the noble marquis.
Lord REDEBDALB hoped that the hill would answer
arpsetatiess, but he confiessd he had sores doubts se to its
working. Ia legislation of this kind strict imperiling
*QOM to be °Warred. The ease of the compositors ins
perhaps the hardest of any. In the seighbourbood of their
prbitiog•odioss a certain number of houses must he naiad
he their use, but would not that seam like iojnitios tooth&
boson which ought to have the privilege of supply* them
also. In the wee of the early markets the difficulty would
be mill greater, ea there it would be neressary to hays
pablio-houses opals daring the prohibited hours all rotted
the market. He had not, however sufficient facts before
lie to justify him in opposing the bill. The act, of
bad worked well, bed he should be sorry to as, a revival
fee Mena to which it had put an mid.
The bill was Shea read • weed time.

SEWAGE UTILISATION BILL.
This bill want through committee.

INCLOSITRE (No. 2) BILL.
Ilda hill was road a snood UM%

WAR DEPARTMENT TRAMWAY (DEVON) BILL
This ball was mad a thud tune and posed.