The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-29 00:00:00

PERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORIM—MeNDAY, JUT 28.
The Lflau Cl
ET IT lONS lANCELLOtt took
PRESENTED. his seat at 5 o'clock.
P
TOE COMA!. I'AtACII.—B7 Lord BEAI:IONT, from
Westminster; the Marquis of WESTMINSTER, from
Brompton ; Earl FORTESCUE, from Sidmouth and other
place.; the Earl of CARLISLE, from about twenty places;
Lord KINNAIRD, from a place not heard; and the Duke
of AROYLL, from three places; in favour of the retention
of the Crystal Palace.
MERCHANT SEAMEN'S BILL.
On the motion of Earl GILANYiu.o, this bill was road a
ascend time.
PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND) BILL.
On the motion of Earl Owertu.s, this bill was It'd a
third time and pared.
MILITIA PAY BILL.
On the motion of Earl ORANVILLII this ',,nl was read a
second time.

SOAP DUTIES BILL,
On the motion of Lail OILANYILLPy this bill was read •

wood time.
EI'ISCOVAL AND CANTU:LAB ESTATES MA-
NAGEMENT fcio. 2) BILL.
On the motion of the Earl of Csiatsun this bill went
through committee.
COFAHOLD INLOS..:II.F. AND TITHE COMMIS-
SIONS BILL.—C CGMMONS INCLOSURE (No. 2)
BILL.
On the motion of the Esrl of CataiSLE, these bills se-
Verally went then mph committee.
ITPELLATE, JURISDICTION OF TILE 110 USE.
The Earl of ABERDEEN Raid he understood there had
been tome communication between the government and the
faculty of advocates in Scotland as to the possibility of ob-
taining the assistance of an assersor in hearing Scotch op-
peals in that house. Ile wished now to know whether soy
such communication as he had before referred to had taken
place; awl if so, whether any decision had been arrived at
on the subject ?
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said that the members
of the Scotch bar had suggested the expediency of some
such mode, and a communication on that subject had been
made, but the government had not come to any determina-
tion upon it.
SMITHFIELD MARKET REMOVAL BILL.
Earl GICANVILLE filtered some strictures upon the
clause introduced into the bill by the select committee, by
which range:motion was granted to the City of London
torpor:item Mr the loss of privilege consequent upon the
abolition of the market of Smithfield, and movellan amend-
ment by which the compensation clauae was expunged
from the measure.
Esti POW IS said that the clauses in question had been
Considerably discussed in committer—the judges had been
tall d in wail consulted on the subject, and if their lord-
ship+ now reversed tln decision of the committee, of what
value would committees of their lordships' house be ? It
had been shown Shot in 17111 the City of London had re•
(give.' an income of .1,110011. I,oSOSlllithhUhl, and it woo hut
fair that they should be compensated fur the loss of such a
roc care.
The Iti.hop of OSSOItY supported the rompenaation, on
the ground that the public ought not to receive benefit at
the a sense of the eorpocati'm.
The Earl of LONSDA LE said that the removal of Smith-
field Wel hucti 1404(.1 relir store he entered parliament,
awl the rase fur its removal had strengthened every day.
Instead of the corporation receiving a compensation of
o,lliest a 'ear, he thought they should be lined in that
amount so long we Ch.y kept the market up.
The hart of ELLENIIOItOUG II said he hail been told
by the late Loral Littered many years ago never Si. have
anything to do with the City of London, as they were the
greatest johlwri in t'.e world. (Laughter.) Acting on this
maga, awl having no particular information as to the bill,
be should ambits to tote 011 it.
Lori Malishary, Lord Marreally, Lard Colchester, and
lowsi hte.k oleic defended the recommendations of the vim-
mane, awl urged the right of the corporation of the City
to compensation; while Lord firauville's motion was sup-
ported 11 Lord Sydney mil Lord Beaumont.
Lord I' RAN WOR' ll said, if lo• thought this kill inter-
fent' with any toroperty, he would sage tor the compensa-
tion ; I.ut lie did Hot think there was any interference with
prop, rty at all. 11.4 this been a chart. r granting the
chin ns the exclusive privikee of a markt t, they were
hound to provide adequate mull complete facili-
te. to all the panic. rtwortins to it. Now it
was solocium that this was nut the tow with Smith-
but that that which had been granted for a public
sonveni, nit hail become au intolerable nuisance. (11cwr,
hear ) II it had been an ordinary charter, it might have
Iw en aka at HMIs hy
.1,11-IYII. Mill in that case the
corporation would have hail no right to compensation at all.
It hat la ear said that th;s was a popular cry, faiol no lin-
oluithiedly it was, in the H• 11.4. thRT './9 persons out of 100
would I unrUr in thinking that the market had become
what In• laid ile.erilu .1. (Iliac, hear.) The corporation,
bail, he repeated, uo strut right to compensation, but they
hail pother. an equitable right to be placi.l in the same po-
sition as they held before' the introduction of the bill.
(Ileac, hear.)
After n 6.11 word- from Earl BATHURST,
Karl OIIANVII.I.E replied. After the oheervations of
the, noble long (Lord Cranworth), he hoped their lord-
ships would dismiss from their minds any fear of dealing
injuriously with tested interests.
The bows lidded
Conti lit.
Is
Nuasa.nt.

le.writy ogsinq the eueoponsition
to.eo —D
The n•msinin{t amendment• wen, then conoidend, and
the report was adopted.
GUNPOWDER SPORES (LIVERPOOL) EXENIP-
TtoN REPEAL BILL.
The amendments wen: considered, and the report was
agreed to.
TIIE LAND TAX.

The Marqui. tif !Z.ii.lBlll.*ltY 'moved for copies of any
torrokrolitlcitve tw•tra•m the COMMiIWiOIIOIII of Land Tai
and the Itosani ni lirvcnue an the butijoct of land tax, from
the year 1s1•i to the prvaeut time.
Agrae.l to.
NIEIteIIANT SEAMENS FUND BILL.

Earl 1.1. AN ILLE moved the order of the day for the
reading of thi. bill.
The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH had hoped that the ob-
servatio n. he had made on • former °minion would have
induced the government to have made some alteration in
the 1011 ; and he medial that the ministers would not pro-
eyed further with the measure until the Howe of Com-
mom, which at present W. completely in the dark on the
subject, had bail an opportunity of recouvidering their
decision, bee..., it was one that would scrimialy affect the
public revenue.
Alter a Sew word. :rum Earl GIKINVILLE and from the
Earl of liworN4lll,llll4ll in reply,
The bill was real a second time
CIVIL BILLS (IRELAND) BILL.
This hill went through committee.
ritAtirrAßLE INSTITUTIONS BILL.
This bill passed throu4h committee.
LEAsilfou) TEsuia: OF LAND (IRELAND)
BILL.

Ths 1.01t1) I'II.INCELLOR said the object of this bill
was to Ore compensation calculated upon the value of the
lee tams rent.
The bill was then read a second tine.
F.\lolllo.ll.s' ris.r.vrt: soctETY mut..

Lord MOO I'EAOLE moved the second reading of this
Lill, observing, however, that there were several provisions
in it which would require alteration in committee.
Lord REDESDALE 1.3111 he agreed with his noble
friend that this bill was not in a fit state to pas" the house.
The bill WWI then read a second time.
llItAIN.101.: WORKS IN IRELAND.

On the motion of the Earl of ILu,oR returns; were
ordered 01 all the works which have been commenced in
Inland under the sets for promoting arterial drainage,
together with the amounts granted in carh
Tlu•ir lon4bip. then Ualialllllll.4l at ten minutes past eight

lit )IS) OF COMMONS.—MoNnAT, irLY 2M.
The tin; tkEit took the chair at 12 o'clock.
BLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

Tor (.14Ve•TAL I'uACF.-13y Mr. IIEALD, from the
mayor and inhabitants of Stockport; Mr. G. DUNCAN,
from Dundee ; Mr. 0. RICARDO, from Worcester ; Mr.
HENLEY, from a place in Oxfordshire, praying fur the
retention of the Crystal rabies. as a winter garden.
NAME i'ItINCVS, Sir J. WALMSLEY,
from certain rthinhers of the East India Company, and
others interested in India, praying fur a select committee to
inquire into the right of adoption by native princes in East-
VIII of succession.

TIIIII4I, READINCIL—The following bills were read •
third time and wawa :—Lands Clauses Consolidation (Ire-
land) 11, ll ; Sheep, ic.. Contagious Iliscuals I'reve•tion
Bill ; Poor lle•lier Act Continuanc., Bill ; Battersea Park
Anomilniint and Extension Dill ; P.migration Advances,
Distressed Districts (Scotland) ; and Commissiontrs of
Railways Act liewal Bill.
MEDICAL CHARITIES (lIIEL.AND) BILL.
The house• having ifOtle into committee on this bill,
Sir W. SOMERVILLE. adverting to the small prospect
be had of carrying it through in its present state during
this session, announced his intention of confining it to dis-
pensaries.
Clauses 10 to 19 inclusive were then struck our.
Sir C. D. NOKHEYS complained that infirmaries were
sat included in tlw bill as well as dispensaries.
Sir W. SOMEIIVILLE said he WAS anxious that in
armories should be included in the bill; but from the oppeo-
aitioa which the bill bad previously experienced, he was
wish!, to Melnik these inbrmarics. However, it was his
acumination to resume the subject in tho next session of
The rsawini•g clauses were then ;ivied to, with some
verbal lain.whnouta.

The CiIAISIMAN then repotted peeves., and the house
resumed.

I, ALI ATION (I ILE LAND) BILL.
Oa the artier of the day fur going into etnatunWe on this
bill,
Sir W. SOMERVILLE said that in consequence of the
opposition with which thin bill was threatened, 1w could nut
thick of pressing it at pretwat. He should, therefore, mow
!hat it be committed that day three months, and in the
iaterint, he would conaitler the :water.
hr Then (three o'clock) suspended its Pitting until
Ntc o'iletk.
rbc srrAves feeunitil the chair in the new House or
COl2lllOOl at u o'clock.

.A.RT OATHS.
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