The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-25 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

TM ROUSE
meOF LORDS.—TMotsDae, JULY 24.
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t at 6 o'clock.
ROYAL ASSENT.
TM reml most w.is giveo, by commission, to the Mow-
keg Mdi:—lliovey of Groat Britain ; School Sitio Ann&
swat; LWOW and Tenant ; Prisons (ScoMod); iW
White Herviag Fishery ; Common Lodging Memo; /11r.
elealeatisal Jansdietion ; llighway Rates; Lose e. foiled
MINIM Ballots Suspension Ancient Tame Composition
Palibc Weeks, Fisheries. de. ; Apprentices to Sea Servile
(Icaleo) (No. 2); 'Marriages (India); Tarnpike Aets Ger
tinmass ; farapi ke Trams Arrot ; Inhabited Rouse
Doty; limpose sad Fro mm's iawenuiry Franchise.
Mom this Vey other bills, local and private, also received
the veyal assent.
The Ueda Containiosers were time Lord Chancellor, the
yard l'rivy Seal, and the Earl of Carliale.
CIVIL BILLS. Ike. (IRELAND), BILL.
The Marquis of CLANRICARDE moved the Nand
reading at than bill, three parts of which consioted of a Most
et die Welliaiaw. M addition to which there ware ems&
moats with Mamas la the laws eructing insolvent debates.
After a behilesammodera. the bill was read a second Liam
enzoixsug narzovimsyr AND IIEALTH
BILL.
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Berl VITZHARDINGifiniv;d the reeeeneltestet of this
lessieve, with the view of edinittieg Outlier evidence
srerdit.
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"rowed kr 'melding it,
Isedehips divided—
Fee the re-easamittal ll
Against it l9-8
Lord DERN KM presented nomennee petitions from
Icemen and poor-law gserdease is Leine ter mid Rutland,
tansplaaniag of agricultural distress. His lordship said the
fact of this distress existing would ant be denied. He rod
an eatestt from the Leirestershir• Chroxicis, stating that
maployment had almost ceased in that locality. It was
meted also that one-tenth of the population of Leicester
yeses veceiring paruehial relief ; and, on inquiry of the
ultimo, he found that statement was substantially correct.
hied of MINTO presented a petition from the Genr-
es/ Assembly of the Church of Scotland against papal ag-
gression.
The Karl of CARLISLE resented • great number of
petitions from, Wesleyan congregations against papal
seepen
CHIMNEY
SWEEPERS' REGULATION BILL.
Thib bill was read a second hate.
ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES BILL.
Lord MONTEAGLE gave notice, that on going into
committee on this bill, he should ark some questions of a
legal character; that he should move that it be an instruc-
tion to the committee to except Ireland from the operation
of the hill ; and that he should move a clause, exempting
from the penalties of the bill perms* who exercised their
functions by bulls, in a bleb they were styled in the words
of the Bequests Act, uot by any title derived from a prirti-
cear place, but as Haman catholic arebbiahope, bishops, and
Jeans.
After • kw words from the LOW/ CiI•NCELLOS, which
were inaudible in the gallery, their lordships adjourned at
a quarter to eight o'clock.

DOUSE OF COMMONS.—TauftsDAv, itair 24.
Lie Ilidelben aasembled this morning at 12 iu the new
Wan nate the last sitting there, the house has under-
ain/ tanriderable alteration. The temporary ceiling which
INS Steed below the roof in the course of last ,erosion has
bug 101110Vill, and the roof lowered in accordance with the
buirlations of the committee. It is elegantly finished,
hirillg divided in each direction by carved Marius, and the
spans thus formed subdivided into panels, which are orna-
annedly painted in light colours on an oak-coloured
orianmi. The roof being made to slope at the sides the
Mildews are necessarily shortened. They are now Lips
timot more than six or eight feet high ; and being
MasrTth pointed glass, showing the armorial bearings of
the large towns, the light is considerably decreased.
The mats for the members , both in the body of
the loan and the galleries, have been cushioned and
111111.1,11 a with green morocco, which hss • very pleasing
AWL The Liege gallery opposite the Speaker has
boa divided into two ; the timer gallery, it is presumed,
will Mill be appropriated to member.; but on this occasion,
these being hut • thin attendance, it was occupied by ,
eleangen, as well as the larger portion of the gallery be-
lied: Tbe front of the galleries has le cu carved and di-
okkd Ida small panels, on a few of which heraldic devices
bow barna painted. As tar at the acoustic properties of the
Mess we comerned, the alteration must be regarded as
desldedbeneccedul, the members being as well heard as in
dia ell bow. Some alteration, we uaderstand, is contents
pitied is the reporters' gallery, which will probably W-
orms the facilities in this respect.
lirriasaa took the chair shortly after 12 o'clock.
Tin dbetheld and Ulassup Road bill was mid a third

this—and failed.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
REGISTRATION 111 Assutiortun.—By Mr. CHRISTO-
PHER, from the Lincolnshire Law Society ; sad by Mr.
skiwur, from building societies in Mainch,ter and other
places, eirainst the Registration of Aseurances Dill.
Toe VIITIGIAL PALM:R.—By Mr. MUNTZ, from Bir-
mingham, for the preservation of the Crystal Palace.
CONSOLIDATED VUNU BILL.— NATION AL
CIALLEItY.
On the motion for going into committee on this bill,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in an-
swer to Mr. V. Smith, said that measures had been
taw for selecting a site for the future National
Offillery. He believed all parties hail curve to the
conelmion that, with a view to the preservation of the pic-
tures, it wes desirable to remove them to a place where
they would be lees subjected either to the bent and smoke
of London or to the injury arising from parties who
resorted to the gallery. fur other purpose• thou viewing the
pictures A conuaismon had been appointed, and had ro-
erraes to a sate. They had named two—one a portion of
leington-gardens. The other was one which would en-
tail the areenet7 of wine outlay. On one of these sites he
tlwreglit it would be desirable to build the new National
Uellery.
The bill then ward through committee.
MEDICAL CHARITIES (IRELAND) BILL.
The house then went into committee on this bill, and
wee occupied in discussing clauses ti, 7 and S (which were
penind into amendments), until three o'clock, when the
Imam adjourned until five.
The house resumed at five o'clock.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED....
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Tun Ca PALACK.—By Mr. H. BERKELEY.
tram Bristol; Mr. BROTHERTON, fromiChesterfirad ; in
farassr of it. retention.
SIIRIATIO4 Laws.—By Mr. lIUMBOLD, from the
shipowners of Urrat, Yarmouth, praying for alteration is
the 'tooting laws.
BOARD OF FISHERIES, SCOTLAND.
Mr. ANDBUSON pre SWOP that early in the sett
amiss of parliament he would nuns are a 'elect committee
to Saipan tutu the eciamitation, oasts, duties, and operation
of toe• heard of Fisheries, with a view to awirtain the
earadieney of eratinuin r or abolishing that establishment.
ROYAL ASSENT.
The Deputy Usher of the Black Rod appeared at the bar
aad summand the House of Commas to attend at the bar
of the Howe of Lords, for the purpose of hearing the royal
&meat given to several bills.
111. Speaker. followed by several hon. members, imme-
diately left the home. On his return hr informal the
lacus.-.of the titles of the bills to which the royal assent had
been gems (fur which see Lords' report).
El'l scoria INCOMES.
Sir B. HALL asked the member for the University of
Cambridge whether, when the arekbralmips or bishops
sent in their septennial returns of their annual incomes,
such returns included the whole value of the pro-
perty which the bishops leased to themselves or to
trustees without taking lines• or where small tines hail been
taken Wh, ther, in fact, the amount of the incomes so
given was independent of the value of the property so
lured ?
Mr. OOULEU RN said. in respect to these returns,
which ware mad. under the act of parliament, the house
ought to he aware that the object was to enable a calcula-
tion le be mado as to the sum which the bishop who might
sossrad M the use upon the next avoidance ought to pay
tore assiesiastiera 110111101111111011141 S, and that any error con
Isluad is this virtorat, Tottariva is excess or drticieney, could
Is we apes offset tbe Wm* of the bishop who made the
M. Tbe bus. begeet bed asked him generally, in
wise le aelleteee the Man Pariellt at a successor, a
Wier puttee le a dm= a lease without a la:, whether
the value of such lease ought mot to be taken into &deals-
tisa. lie (Mr. (toolbars) admitted that such ought to be
the caw ; and as ten ba brews had called his attention
specifically to the are et the Nialtap of London, perhaps the
house would anew bin to sate the course which that pre-
late had punaeL (Saw. bear.) Its the year 1113 that
prelate made the momma ha the form shown by the book sow
open the table aft beam et what he received as revenue,
sad the deduseless that to be made from it. And,
tbishian as the besowsW baronet and himself (Mr.
fraufraira) theasht, that the base granted to
a trustee awl* to form an element in coming to
a judgment as le what his successor should be paid.
he mat la hi Man in distinct terms the
of the base tea Maw of a particular property.
Oa rr eatearat the segmbeienete, by means of their se-
asamartt eel sawasey, food the game of tine that would
breve bees peal ea tint pardselth 15..., and added to the 1
menet et the imam er the Whop, ou width the future
amass' was to be mute, emoranitath of the vase of the
ingmallna axed ea equivalent to the taking etas Maw ot
sewn rem Ttierefoee, in ralealating the nue
tesi=by the asat Bisp of Leads. they Ell abe bete
what portion of drat
geed beta • awe en a wander ff as a us.
reed be eilieL Is 18.30 the keeviai fran the
Imagism the amen wheels preened, sisalnial
aloe leant et kls Maras in IMO ffne that woaldra
able ttoebon if granted Irs usurer person, a
llendebed as elegant rapes wide& • correct Wedeln
mead he made ea to the imam to be received by Ide sM
sewer. If the he.. but. wait taw the average et the
theethe gate by the babe% be maid me that ft
dart et that ea wbieb re edeehielos was made. The
MEW amounted le KM, end some hundreds. The
Yaw ea the eederdest mode amounted to 10001. ;
liteeelbees the hos. bonnet would clearly see that there was
ahadalitmmaile bared that which appeared in this rotors