The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-09 00:00:00

IMPERIAL -PARLIMEN T.
MUSS OB 008014388.—T117ealiaT, JUNI 8.
Ike brae agesuabled teBto afar ths.Wldometids maw
lhallreathe took theca& ell* before 4 o'clock.
ROACH RIVES TISIESILY BILL.
the there bill wee rood asessed Was.
MIDDLESEX INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS BILL.
lb, HENNES:ff. who bad • sake on the paper of his
bleats ..to move that this bill be takes let° oftesderatlon
. Ithoserrow, said the bill was • private bill promoted by the
alkidiew magietrates with the object of thorimaing the
pswor tbst they bed nods: the nanstrial aclioola, but the
beuss was of opinion that the bill was so far a public bill
that it .bald be referred to a seleet committee partly
masted by the awisitne el selection. That sommittee
eassidered the hill and reported A to the bowie with
iniendcueute. Among those amendments were two
aliases Maim; to the Nagle= lostruction of the
bosom of acespola. H. feud from the evidenos
el Captain Brooke, as alter of the Wool, that no ler than
eighty BODIa• catholic okiklres we is the schools. and
this they hod to Weed the slake of the established church
NW to lean the thumb eassithisr. ; and the Rev. Bloch
Tuner, the chaplain, sista dot it win desirable that they
eitould be allowed to Weed swiss °redacted by • Roman
mabolic priest. The v»we of the rev. gentians& *paired
to be the visa of the ealest eatunittes, wbo uoanimoualy
inarted seesaws ire the ball praline that tbe children
elosold hair rabgiotasisstrustioa given to than by • Roman
esthetic. privet Tbe committee of Middleesx magistrates
warted this feet so the general body of magistrates, stating
that the provisiona were similar to than iutroduad in the
sew Prima Aot, sad tecratioondsd this the bill as so
amended should be adopted. Cathie (Swop, the chair-
men., in moving the adoption, made the same sate
wet. Usfortusately the Middlesex magistrates wen
sot of that opinion, and • resoluta°, was carried by a large
majority that the committee of the How of Commas
Mani prescribed othelitioss in reforests to the religious
instruction di eiftli• Ot the inmates of the establish-
meat, • the bill be withdrawn. In pomace of that
amolution • cooties wee made in the bow sow days ego,
at the Jamas of the prowlers, that the bail be with-
drawn, hat the bow very property aegatived the moth's,
sat the bill nowstood deserted by its promoters. Coda
these airainostanose it was hie iotontion to endeavour to
omes the bill through the bow, but be bad been informed
. by the Soaker that that calm would involve the how is
110•110 ditB001•7. sad that the War caws would be to
Mew the bill to drop this swam a the hope that some
• *the legislation would mks play oo the subject next
• pear, and be should only in form submit the motion that
sired in big name.
Tb. SPEAKER said ha doubted the Orariastr al Um
maim of the bon. member. No private bill amid be ad-
vised • lags atheist oaths from the agar, sod in this
41111118 DO such soda bad bees gives.
Vir 0. GREY said he regretted very moth the woes
takes by the Middlesex magistratee la abandoning the bill
en scowl of the very reawalas provisloas iotrodueed by
lies committa. He admitted that the 'tibia,* de-
ad consideration.
Lord E. HOWARD exprowied his voila& to the Sem-
• bury of State for the Haas Department for what he bed
liana mid. He thoogia the wares taken by tbe bon.
ensimber for King's Gaiety was a judicious ow It W• 1 a
eme of great hardship. The ratepayers bad ex•
Mr 70,0001. in baldly; the school capable of con-
' SOU boys, and It was admitted tbet • large gamier
ef the boys were Rotas 'scholia, and though the wont
might make a speoial request that she boys should see •
Ewan catholic mentor, the boys were treated the same as
the protease's. They were obliged to go to tbe protestant
okapi and !earn the thumb astechism. It was a very
grievous thine. but so cos wild be surprised et the conduct
of the Middlesex magistrates was gay remembered how
they bad wad with roped to the Prisms Act which the
legislature thouela fit to pees two yew ago. It was a dark
Iderikcsase, and ke thought the boa. member for King's
County had dose • vat deal of good by endeavouriag to
throw light upon it.
The motion was this withdrawn.
THE A. 7,231 JAH PETITIONS.
Lord O. RUSSELL, the SerjeentotArtas, appeared at
the bar, and Wad that, ea the Zed of Jute, he arrested
Powell Marshall and Hoary Whitehead. se the authority of
asnante issued by the Speaker, and that they ware Dow in
evetody, and that ha had boss usable to execute the war•
east foe the thaeltensiou of George Morris Mitchell.
Mr. HENNESSY said be had to present a petition from
Powell Sunbelt. end smother in similar terms from Henry
Whitehead. The petitiosen stated that they were tales
lac custody on a charge of boationet of the house ; that
they bad bees kept in coefisomost for • week ; that they
ailed is entire iguanas of the offence for which they won
asemitted, ad that they expressed Wow repot ad coo-
trivia for the offerers, ad prayed that they might be du-
*barged. The boa. member moved that the petition be'
Lidos the toble.
This mottos hale; bees agreed to,
Mr. HENNESSY moved that the petitioners be dis-
charged from (wady. The palliasses, he said, were in
the class of life that they wire not able to pay the fees,
ad he should therefore move that they be discharged with-
out payment of the fess.
Mr. C. POSTER said he disclaimed from the first, cat the
pert of the oomenittoe, ay wish to press with nada sae
rity on the prawn. What the committee desired sow to
see the authority of the house vindicated, and to repress •
panic* which, if unchecked, would seriously affect the right
el petitioning. (Hear, bar.) These parties were only
'silty is the mooed degree, and as they had expressed
their oontritioa, it eased to him that the authoritT of the
beam had been viodicated, and he had no opposition to
make to the witioo.
Sir W. FRAZER said two oassitthes had sat on this
ignwitia ; they had a wares debate up= it about ten days
w, and be thought the house would feel rather surprised
• that after a petition had been presented, and there were
eery few members present, the pampa should be die-
*barged. He thought so mild a °ours* of procading would
bra • tesdeasy to i•C•06110 the amber of petitions with
dales signatures, sod it the plea that those paws woes not
olds to pay the fees were allowed, it would always be put
forward.
Sir G. GREY said the pima were mere agents of
antherlhey bed been in wady newly a week,
. sod be thought the house would Wooly sating in acoordasos
arbh its usual easideratios in wreathe; to the motion when
the prisoners bed expressed their contritioo. The feu wen
idea 101., and these persona were in • humble condition of
Se, and were ooeseqeently usable to pay the fees, and
M the bow" insisted on their paying. it would oily have
ilie effect of keeping them in coot essneot for an indefinite

The motion was then agreed to.
POOR LAW OFFICIALS.
Mr. HIBBERT gave artier, that ea going into committee
IS the Poordaw Board Cootionance Bill, he would mow'
that it be au instruction to the committee to imam clauses
*empowering the guardirts to appoint, fix the solarise of, and
&amiss their enhordiorte °Moen without reforest* to the
aloha antherity in Medea.
LOTTERIES.
Mr. VERNER asked the Cbartellor of the Exchequer
if IN was aware that lottery tickets of as illegal character
had been extensively circulated amoeget the clerks is the
public departments for general distribution, axons pasted ley
gratuitous tickets es an inducement for the sale of the
ethers.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, like other
gestlemeo, had removed euvelepee which appeared to be
Wield with papers or billets respecting lotteries. Those do-
anent; he need hardly say, had at once found their way
bete the wastepaper heeler. He had bore told that similar
• iseminunicatioes had bean seat to some clerks in the public
eerie, bat he wee not aware that there had been scything
that could properly be called a circulation of them amongst
those clerks. He imaglaed that the seeding out of these
Sertunents was the art of some unauthorised persoe, sod
he bad certainly not felt it his duty to take any notice of it.
Mr. VERNER then asked the Chief Secretary for Ireland
B his attentive had been drawn to the distribution of lot
hay tickets to and by the Irish constabulary ; if the em-
ployment of the constabulary in this occupation had received
the sehatiosa of their superior edemas zed of the Irish go.
weroment ; sad if. after the °pink* lately expressed by the
Attarney-Orteral as to the illegality of the practice, be
yes prepared to manure sod prohibit it.
Sir B. PEEL said the employment of the eonstabulary
he the mamma suggested had net voseised the sanction of
the movernment. He was not aware that tiakees bad hew
elletnbated by the force, though he believed they had bees
ferwarded to them. After the opinion expressed the other
night by the Attorney-Orterel-wed, Weed, before it—the!
ertrtabulary would have been liable to censure if they had
eirtributed any tickets of the kiad.
THE LICENSE TO CONVOCATION.
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