The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-18 00:00:00

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THE EIKKIATION *MUTES.

Yr. BRUCE, Ts weirs from
Mm Clatmaittes at Onisa IS larattilos, Um& it door-
Mb% aphis tw latpletaat plats is 'Ma altoralices
bid boss =AN slam lad Jar. Tie biome wee mien AM

whatever might have ban the sower the education solismil
might bars la populate' distelds, is self set ha MU lei
lowish in small and thinly peopled ztes. The Iselgi
ware, that of the 14,877 parkins in led an 4 Wahs.
8.706 cooteised p_opulatiews al lees tem and thee
ght
of the 4000 petits esolefeed less the 100. Themzere= ,
parities of Healed sad Walls
oath thee 5l inhabitants ; 818 malaise& Oa •
of 8,000, er 11 miller, beteg 99 per emit
who were receiving aid from the states,,
the rural potshot amougW to may 8 Flo. •
attempts wee made by the department remedy this
inequality, but one and all failed from wet of the area. of
that house or from west of fitnem The attempt to enable
parfait& themselves to unite failed in coussquemse of the
moral of:stack. Attainr proposition had hest made by a
lady who devoted her greet fortunes to the noblest
Her proposal wee that one use lasated meter 'bold be
allowed to attend the 'shoots of a male of parishes, that
, the children of those parishes should be examined. sad
' should be paid for by the resale nit suggestion bad
base cogitated worthy el siege, and the rowan was
that the copy of the whoa cods sow laid ea the table cos.
Mimed a prefabs calculated to carry the preposition into
offset The amber of stied' to be the treated would be sot
Ism thee two, oar zee tea six, that the populatioa should
not be more than 500 with *or the distance more the a
mile and • half. The aggregate schools would not mese lees
thee 40 scholars, aid they weld be mated ride a arid.
coed mister who bad received two yen' teeing to a
normal school, and had a certificate to that afoot. The
malted schools would be inspected once a year sad the m-
otets would bees the same stele as ties other inspected
school; The other new proposition bad reference to even-
ing whole. 17ader the old mods the amislagee gives to
eve* schools was lis. for boys sad ss. fee girls titer an
attendance of 70 algid; with bk and 101. to the
teacher. Under the reused toile lb. dd. wee
gives epistle, and Os. at tommdeatioa for eery
scholar who had atteedsd lesstrfour time Bat
the beethts of that seals wire greatly dbieleith by
the masse la wkiels A had to be meta oat he the
'tholes. TIM impaction took place la the day time, which
was most inenvenuint to the alght scholan, end the diet
we that wine the insertion seek plate la the whiter
mouths many of the etholare did sot sated. In samimat
they did sot stied bemuse the sehoole wee not epos.
To remedy this an expedient was premed lebieli bid hoe
entirely swoosseful is the ashen is 4 est dopritaiat. It
was that the mansion abseil apply kr peeled azandes-
time pews to be sent down under the distal seal, sad re.
tweed the set pet seder the seal of the UMW
tkis system the umpoilios might take piesat way gee.
He hoped that them chases would have the effect of
socoutaging thee institution; of the usefulness of which
they were wail swats, as well es of their secowity is regard
to elemestery education. The oily alteratior of any im-
porter» was with meet to the manner I. which the
deem of the herd bed hem time to time been Mtge.
dared. Hs proposed to altar the legate of the minute
in accardasosole believed, with the sees is which it was
origisall looped by the member for the University of
Chi It would them nu the :—" The Oeuessittee of
tie Conned os lidorthloo is the comes of each year, as cow
sirs may require, may coma or modify the article or may
ethibush sew articles, bat may not babe may action thereon
till the same shall have beim solgoited to both houses of
parliament at least use calendar mouth. That is Japery
of each year the revised code would be piloted to show the
orioles commiled or siodifled." Thireke; while the power
to make new article war not restricted, action upon than
would be restrained till they bad boss presided to pelts.
aut. (Hear, kw.)
Sir J. PAKINGTON thought the eight hem. pailame
had established a good primate is meeting the lAA ex.
I premed by the house, by offerte explasaties el the ahem
lions made by the Otounittie el Casual daring the resin.
Os the other thud, he meth my that the come adopted
Weeded with tom* imosevesiesse. The right lam.
pothers bed availed himself of a matter of firm to ester
tato a esteem( of which so peke had beg give; aid be
thought it would have boss better if some intimates bed
been made of his intestloo. (Hear, beer.) Hoar the 'fr-
eedmen he thought he should best met tits onvimisoes
Of the house by reserving scything be might
have
hear.) to IST
ma the subject to a future opportunity. Hear,
Mr. BRUCE bed emeivalted the Speaker, and been %-
fanned by him that it would be altogether irrigate to
give notice of his statement, and he both the tootle is
hi power of Miming his interim to
by giving notice privately to the II& boa. gesthisea
others who took an lateral is the subject to which it
relined.
Lord R. CECIL sated whether the minutes which were
to be laid upon the table rag year were to be understood
stub Mal/UM as the suppleusea=
which wenintrodoeed eighteen mouths ago, aid
is fait eery kind ol regulate affecting the month of
would not be carried tato executes till in
=mouth after being promoted to parlieseest.
Mr. BRUCE replied that theme regelatiowe did sot farm
part of the cod* ; they were laid before the been every year
with the report, and he did sot know that there was say
intention to depart from the ordinary practice with reprd
to them.
The papers were ramie&
ARMY ESTIMATES.

The Marquis of HARTINGTON brought up them esti-
=Ws, whielt were ordered to be referred to a committee of