The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-15 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1856.

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF LORDE-Fn. 14.

The Lois Gamma:son took hie test at Ivo Vidor*.
Lord REDESDALE preseatod tire petftier2 mhos say
atomise el the law of 'Web rote.: also a psalm' Ire=
Olsseettsr. amepltiatai of the blasphemous sad immoral
dcetriass of the Nornoeftse, sad palls( that acme of
*sir plasm of worship waled 1a future be Heessed.
12 mower to Lord Caarasis,
Lord REDESDALI raid he tallessi Wee pet:thorn
W bleb leitmotifs Wan the haves by ream of
ihkg Willa bed him Om et No.cettor„ fa whisk the
Ewer hol Wand is laterkre.
TEN PIRKO? AND WENSLEYDALE PEERAGES.

iloWarrligil3l,7oZosmo &Melon to the F.moi
muses me, mend latio oarless imploaatima roopostiag
tlat mot of authority which, ia Ida ballot, w assigaut
U. Comattio of Moiler,.
Further remarks oa the tam Mao WIC* offend by Rut
thILLXVILIA. Laid 81011011/X, grad Lord COMB/MU TM
subjoin thus
aTrAinIiWOBTAT V1852L8:

ma Bari a YGLslitiosovali —preates---t7ti soma pail-
thus hos masa at Whitby, Watt Hartlepool, Bandar.
land, sad other porta, amp:sista; that they van oblipd by
law to go to an is matawwtby 'awl&
Lord STA2II.EY of ALDIRLILY aided that tlia ow*
had Woo laid Wks, am law °Sam at the Cr..., aid road
roplita, boo aka* ral tkaa dr law cassa par
viral a sallaimas prate tic Wei fur eta aarthaat stmasaa, ti,
ealillf
she alcoosokosoc set f rtk is the petition.
Aftar tame farther esalaria•kai, Iha Bladed wen duped.
sod that keibips eq.:maid at half-pasta: o'clock.

HOUSE OF OOMMONS.—TutrisDAY, Fn. 14.
The artitaaa took Gm 68,4 at 4 ee'oelt.
COURT OP CHANCERY (IRELAND).
Nr. 8. FITZGERALD pm to•iee Vim is the notice
for the mead media, the bill of the SolasPot•Geartal for
Inked ler the reform el the Irish Cowi' Cheetery, he
shield move that the bill bo reads mead time OW day
els meatim.

TEI CURRENCY.
Mr. SPOONER, ea the part of Mr. Mums, Tostyosed
the notate in Ids was oa the saajte: of dew Curtsey NU
Ilds day f redight.
LAW REFORM.

Yes. L KING gave roisatlTUto;Tils day dortaiskt bit
oboald sore for Imo to bring la a bill to moil aright
statutes titbieb, to an the forgone of Lord Bien. won
.oltindag sad not in osit, bat nano for the unwary."

CHI MZ AN PROMOTION&

Mr. LATABD g .va dodos that he would pulp as his
'tut ea ea than/jolt till this day fertoight, aid =eke tie
faliewhe oddities 'haste: "That this haws hoe °Warm'
with segrel that dale team whose sawdust la their re-
spathe depeobasate hes bees shows by the repost of the
autatiedia of inquiry late the suppliss of the British may
is the Crimea to have setwaioeed greet sad sassafras, of
Grimy sad looses Is that army, have resolved hamar, sad
reveals, sad have bees aptriated te sad ate still boldirg
rare: slide Mess la the public 'erect." (Chown.)

CHELSEA HOSPITAL
Mr. OLIVEIRA 'tatted to silt the UnderMemetsey fey
Vier whether the hieteue,preartwd is MK fir dm whole.
Wes at idol hes of cos-eoussieskieed diem sad soldiers to
the Royal Mtdiary Anita at Chelsea Rd Wes serried
into drew.

PEEL said that be andentiod additional aerosso-
dados wag now rovidiid for th se caliber, end that tag
we'll be saes &andel el.

THE CAMP AT ALDERSHOTT.
Mr. STUART wished to sok the Clerk of the Ordinates
whether the bets &elided far schools and libraries at Alder
Mil were likely woo to be fit for ow, they havieg now heal
is progress Mee the moth of October. Also, whin the
church is the North Camp at Allerehst., toromeseed is Me
month of Agorae' last, would p coed for the troope.
Mr. MONBELL said thee the order kr the hbraries was
given ea the 13th of Neerzober, and they were reedy for
immediate occepatbs. With regard to the cher hla the
North Camp, be oat happy to soy that also was nady for
oteepatioe.

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CONSIIINHONH IN THE AIME.
Mr. BLAND wishtd to ask the Uader-SomMary for War
wbother it was lateaded It .1 to restrict the distribution of
0111MatBsi011e watt oil ourchao• fa •Its army to youths soder
18 years of ago sod °Seen tem the militia with the qtots
of volunteers, or if asy change was oestemp`ated.
Mr. PEEL mid than wm to rale that pumas over 18
years of age should net rmarive cmaminiese. The rule was,
' that persons ever shut age stools' act De catered on the list
fi r comalusioes. An ism p ton was made in the ease of the
tons of meritorious ma oh.. had been killed in adios.
F., • gm our appointed from tho militia w,thout any tory
stria inquiry as to age.
IKADI WITH RUSSIA DURINO THE
__ARMIBIIOE.

Yr. J. BWART the First Lori of
tte Trimurti wh.th/ r it will be lawful to despatch British
ships with Cargoes to Itemise ports during the moister'
whi his stoat to be eoscluded ; and fu test saes, would
entitles contraband of war, such as:brioestoar, lead, sod salt-
petre be cousins from snob persaieeloas or @hiving ? If
tb• salliag of British ships be itatswfal, Right f.reoga ships
be chartered for the purpose; or whetter the blockade of
Russiaa ports will he soon re-retablubed.
Lord PALMERSTON— I shluid strongly pearumeleg
say oars nu who might whh to engage is ma undertakings'
se /hew described in the quest/es of the bow. geatiesas, to
wait till se arsaisties is coat bade /, sad loses the asters and
coaditioas of it. (tumbler.)

statatals Wekawfor with : Casselidatod Aet, Ni. 1—
Mem paw the Pero* ; Coaselidatod Lo. 2—Low
allele if itialwasso Peowino Mess ; Coasolklatoe
AM. litw S—Pdiissotiaseras as.. egaast Ni
'ATM, a. ;
tuts/0. al dirt /imbed the sod of the statute book.
last set welt meals el the itstets law of Ragland oe
mhialt relbread. Altboogh this task Wyatt ism
esl.yesilbsinirere may dillesittim la the way. Oao was
'ha, • Ta• lethkease ago rely ostirely cos taw weersoy of the
tremors et those asto—dsl k. kid eztratted kon Ow statute-
book every y nvisisa blades is the sebitet• At far a that
wasearessrd he hod sesseowwwiled—and it be °bulked the

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semen ef the holm he midi see the resommesdation
carded ant—thth foe the mmehlot oa of the otatchir law la
*soh peeileslar rev j.se that member of the prated= who
woe andeebted4 sad nacamethe ably the most rompettat
site the lath, from his amulet's., with it, should be se-
had i the example, with regard to bills of Embalm r they
bed 411111701 the &Meet vas who Gould stud Van
implant the the ellaht unathetatioe they were one Wed to
oder. would be Mindless to matins sums, bet he meld
premiss the home that the some rale would be thoptsd is
every ether caw. After they tat gene through the prtaeigni
breathee of the law. se the elimisal low, the law mereheat.
the kw Matta( to ninth *btu the meals ptl law, the low
et customs sad ezeime,thaile would still ream& a large saw
ber of outstay width wail emirs to he ponied with
bans they Mall abet a eamiele asaaiMa-41 the law.
It *messed Ma • Mem seamed se ea* ef the went.
▪ the statute law ammansimies that the aember et Mal
passed is the MK semiga we. 111 i. Of these 11 were
gaseethaehlie A
gri
to hLirlless=l.
two
appbed is Orem BAWL Mx It load
tweety-me to Becloud, sit to lestlead, frt... to Inked ;
'saki's& altogether Aft,-nice see of a pawsl and public
I stature. New suppeedag that these hod bees serried
through parliament, a easeeseloa of bills apes all the
branch(' of the law, eathreemil ia those sots, se es to have
purged the swum gook of Mae maths of its osaisate, mad
to have c emendated into several distiset and Waite acts of
podiums', all subject. eta peersl sad public eatery, thee
would cow the gaieties what was to be dose with the m-
sealnieg seta? Betides she fifty-else public sets, to which
he bed referred, there remaisted twisty-sets special ad
Meal sets, six tektite, to the cthesiso, two ?elegise to the
Boa: lodise, sieves to the army, the eavy,aad the mithfa,and
tvirty-alms to the revalue see wits* baud a' subject,. Them
Iry suattosel acts were act thrift!, of • gmeral and public
estate, bet it 'meld be is vine to say, that they had em-
solulated the statutes if them were not laeleded. He did
act at pretest tostsimplate deeieg with sots which related
to Ireland.
Leal STANLEY weeded the Reties.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said that every one was
egreed as to the aseassity eaistiog for a caseltdatioa of
the estate law. It was disgraceful that the law of Begland
'held be teetered over integrable teat boob, hundreds
of volume at recite, sad sheeted& of estate. The sable
lord the member for Kiag's Lyme !ad p dated out the ab-
surdity of bailor upwards of 100 statutes ow ow. subject,
bat the grr at question for the hem to coasider
we what weld be the best reedy for such
a ease, what would be the beet sods of *Kane' a cesseoll•
dative of the statute ? He quite agreed with his leaned
fried the member for Saffola as to lino intending@ of any
immediate attempt at oodificatioar Let them first attempt
easolidetwo, sad oodificetioa might be left for fatare
eoudderatioa. H. (the Attoreity-Genoral) was hulled to
%Lek that if we comes attemp'ed to situ the subatange or
letup it our sestet's we should get Into nub protracted
tin:la:ens as would make the relenting proses one of
almost Welted dandies. (Hear) Let them first sweep
away all easeetsery statute, sad then priced to the
seasolidatioa of the meander. Bow was that to be
ahead ? His heameable red leaned friend had,
is as elaborate statement, proneuaded his plan, but,
that plan, he limited that his hon. sad learned
fried did mot eat up say elate for originality, seeing that
it we either more nor las Sham thr plan +bias had been
already agreed upon by the Statute Law Commission.
(Her, hear) He did not quite endeared the eosin's
which his his, and leaned friend took up, whether he
appeared before the house as the erten of the eentaledon,
or is his individual eapnelty as en independent member of
that hone ? He 411 not wish to give. his bar. and leaned
(thud credit fir more modesty Chas was usually a.vibuted
to their cone ore professes ; bat, surely his how. red learned
hies& we not about to lay claim to a reef t which he
could not be said to pews.. (rk laugh.) This much he (the
Attorter General) key, the: there was nothing is his boa.
and learned friend's plea sales had not already been
debited apes by thn Cale Low Commierfon. I" Hear,
hear," and a laugh) (the Attorney-Hemel) bad the
bower to be a member of 'lot emansistion, is omen with,
tome bon. red !earned friends near him, sad be was sot
aware that hie how. sod learned friend wan *tattled to speak
in the rams of the commtssin. It might he so, bat he ee-
-1 taialy did sot know it tote 80. In making these °beret-
ties be must sot be understood at rioditatiug the comet
which bad ben adopts' by the commission. lo his opinion
the contemplated alteratiors might to be carried out oh a
more nospnhersie acme. If ois bon. and lensed friend's
plan were adopted lastead of finishing their work Is two
yen, they would sot be able to grt tbrosph it in a
eatery. When his koacurable and 'caned friend 414 the
Irish members ti wait until be had coosilidated the English
statutes, it was to be feared th Irish law reform was being
p slimed until deo naday. Hi. (the Attorney -Gen•ral',)
now woe, that yea should form for yourself in the gnat ia-
aaaaao an analytical sad a znp,et• outline of the law of
England wringing it into • ode, or teat-book, then divid-
lag it into der settee% and litany into chart rt or beads
(del jet.. Thee divis'oas might all be ainiallacossly
dealt with, sad ha was satisfied that is this way a
valuable Mons might be 'Meted is something like
a resoes,le time. He knew that the Solicitor Oseersl
end blastoff were the eely members of the consia•
eon who took this view, sad he mentioned it oaly to
show that is the °Unreels he had addressed to his hem
and leaned hind he did act wan is vindicate the Minot
of the Statute Law Commissice. However, although he dif-
fered from his boo, tad leaned fried as t she beat mode
of proceeding, ho eoeld he Palmy to girt him all the resist.
tee is his ;ova is carrying oat hie view, to a tufa!
mule,

.--BTtlautoly the unties woo wood to, sail the MHo won
*Meted to be brought in.
THB HUSH BENCH. _ _

Sir J. SHELLEY sailed attention to the stets of the
jadisial bomb, sad moved for relents 'hewing the dates
at which melt of the images I. the anterior courts of low
is Inked had bees celled to the bar, the data. ef their
appointmeote as judges, the number of tines that say of
theta had been absent mom their duties, and the reuses
if cry, 'Deigned for those 'Masse. His 11766,111, as the
haeoarable barman explained, ass prompted by the belief
that many of the judicial faastionaries in question were
imapatitated by sale or 'Dimity ter the p itereamee of
their dottee, to the "micas Ineonvenienm f the public.
Considerable express was also e,uved to the country, a►.
'Mutes Ming often fouled Necessary whose salaries were
charged been the Consolidated Pend.
Ur. KENNEDY moved man mundaseat that the words
"lu Inland" should be omit•ed, and the velure fade
Marra repotting the whole judicial bench of the Milted
K4gdem.
Mr. NAPIER, risieg after a pause, aomplsieed that
the goverment ►ed not leteepseed in defines of the Irish
judger. Ue proceeded to iedtguaot terms to decease, the
wotioa as initiates an result soca !periled, vesershle, and
sweet wen, to whom age was imputed as a crime The
smarties& on which the metals bad been beard wem, be de-
clared, anfweaded, sad reed letters to show that the three
eldest judges—Prosefether, Wray, and Tsrreas, whole
names had bees especially isentiosed—stiil (aniseed to
esteem their kindest functions with andimiaisheil

efliciesey,
Sir G. GREY dialed Die allegation that the gonrumost
had donned the Its t fudges or were ammesories to say
stink upon them. It was a ao, to neared, the undoubted
dgl tof the house to inquire ictl the efficient ditchers' of
judicial fannies*, if may grounds were show. for sort a
Preceding. During the past ee•o'cia a statement was made
that attain judges were habitually absent from their
diatke, sad feeling that this nu riles challenged is-
voitegatin, tt e =idiot y bad applied to the lord lieutesitat
far isforma•loa, aid the m salt err wed at wet, that although
they fally recognised the ideal and rhtreeter of Bates
Peauefather, it would sot be pereible for then to &feed
his reteatloa of the judseshio while leboor:as ander his
firmest amass irfirmlti•e. This coativein had bon duly
communicated to that 1., ctientary I. coder that be might
hare the opportunity of finding • defeader, should say
queetioe Fe related oa the subject.
Mr. DISRAELI mat. tided Rat tbe fanner ceo promoted
la the 1110t.0% for retiree were fallosimas, sad the peers-
mast, coesequewly, were lacomiiitent la ant directly op.
gooier Their sondem was giriUn. is saaeliesieg a
nieetable sad iadeceat attack as earn against whom so
miromadeet or laadeeney we. Imputed.
The ATTORNEY OENERAL did sot moo to wort
'Fat boner • judge wee farmed 90 Touren ago be should
M removed tr. m the beech on los, as he retained the
females of Wad sad body suffiekat for the &whew of
the imporMat duties of his Olke on bag wee be emitted
to c tala it. It was stated lett means that moue
of the Irish judges, la enorquesee cf their ate cud
infirmities were lucapable of gang circuit. Hie rl.ht hos.
friend, the Home Senetery, bed thinight it his duty to In-
quire ism the stetter, sad the foram was, ora far to to -
lorded Ole then towing tined; satinfarteary. The Manama
wars sow repeated, sad, for his tart, be armid set 0.0 what
objeetioa there rosid he to the retire • it Die raters was
satisfactory the natta r would at ease billet at feat. (Hoar,
hoer ) The ',obi has. member for the Uainnity had
spokes of 'alumnae§ elargot—r o 'Large at 08 bad Nes
wade. It was stated that non ef thu judges wore
inapable of dieelargiag their dada. The only question woo
whether that itemises' was tnie et sot. Most mos wool
/Jebel at soonsia mild at tie; tYw von