The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-20 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
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HOUSE OF LORDS.—TsyssDAy, Jo(' 19.
The Loa° CMAXCILLOS took seat at fire o'clock.
PETITIONS PRE.SENTED.
VETERINARY SURGEONS ESEIIFTION BILL.
Os the motion of Lord Iluenoar, this bill was read a
Mena dam
TIM CASE OF JOTEE PERSHAUD.
The Had ELLENsouoUoli postponed his notion
far dm on
Mtheshicarajgasi Jonas Pershasd, an
nary eresteaseer is Das, =IR
THE CAPE OF oo—ol-ThoPE.
Lod STANLEY gars orifice that on Thursday next he
AMU will the attention of their lorlahips to papers which,
lad been laid oa the table by. her Majesty's comosaad ea
the sageet of representative institatoos aver the Caps of
Good ope.
REGISTRATION OF ASSURANCES BILL.
Os the motion that this bill be re-committed,
The LORI) CUANCELLOR. • iota petition front
attoracys on the Ward of this '
Lord BROUGHAM wished to avail himself of that op-
portunity of stating that if any one wanted to know the
nature of the bill, they would find it briefly and lucidly
mated in • pamphlet which hadrecently been published by
Mr. HAMM, • good distinguiihed member of the English
bar.
Lord CAMPBELL wished to bear testimony to the ex-
cellence, pavictsity, and ability of Mr. Harlitt's pamphlet,
which fay met all the objecuoas to the bill. The noble
sad learned had then stated the nature of some amend-
ments whisk be had made in the bill.
Lord LYNDHURST woe satisfied with the explanation
cif the anesaments by the noble and learned lord, His
camearreate would depend oa the terms in which the
*IBM were drawn op.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE made some observations
which were quite ioanilitile in the gallery.
The bill then went through committee pro furoki ; to be
reported on Monday.
ANNE'S f OP ABSCONDING DEBTORS BILL.
On the 'notion of the Earl of nAtkOW/IT, this bill
west through committee, with amendments.
A liteldUfly convenation took place upon the subject of
allowing counsel to be heard on the Capitate'. Estates Bill,
ma it war determined to adjourn the consideration of the
grwatioa to Mondry nest.
Their lardehipe Witnessed at a quarter after aim o'clock,
to Manday asst.

NOOSE OF COMMONS.—TitcsbatT, JUNE 19.
The Stsaisa took the chair at a inarter-past 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
TIMID RE tol:lo.—Cam Yneiiatiunglo. 2) BilL
a1ti.0241.0 ULALuto.--eubitt's Estate ill.
PUBLIC b SIN ESs.
TRESTILENT OF P
STEAMAUPERS ON BOARD CORY
ER.
Colonel CRATTERION, pursuant to notice, Naked the
Secretary of State fur the lime Department, if he bad re-
ceived any communication trom the Poor Law Cammie•
"loam respecting the inquiry he promised be would direct
them to make a. regard. the treatment of certain paupers
conveyed by .4cent-1-tweet from London to Cork ; and, en
receipt thereof, whether lie would have any objection to lay
it on the tattle or the house.
Sir G. Gltk:Y, in reply, said he had forwarded Make
Bearnish's correspondence to the Poor Law Comminioners;
but the information vras so vague and undelited, they could
not lorm any inquiry upon it ; but he had written for more
information with u slew to further inquiry.
SMI'IIIFIELD MARKET REMOVAL BILL.
On the motion that the house go into committee on this

bill,
bir J. DUKE objected to the schedule of tolls. Ile
wished it to be refe.rred hack to the select committee.
Sir U. GREY thought that this question would be more
properly raised in committee of the whole house.
bit J. DCKE would then move that the Speaker leave
the chair that day six months. This schedule had only
been approved of in committee by a casting veto ; and this
being practically a negative, the government were not jus-
tified in proceeding with the bill. 'the City of London hail
had no proper import yof offering evieleue, against the
bill in the select committee: and thin alone would be a
good num fur the house not going on with the measure.
All that wan neeeesery to protect the public was, that
cattle should nut pm. throu..lli the striate within certain
hour-.
Mr. HUME was astonished at the attempt of the govern-
ment to increase the rates. In fairness the-e rates ought to
be referred hack to the committee. It appeared that they
had only been agreed to by a casting vote in the committee.
Ile hoped his hem. friend (Sir J. Duke) would withdraw
his umeneliaeut that the Speaker shuuld leave the chair, and
propose NI amendment retorting the bill hack to the com-
mittee to re-consider the new amendments. lie thought
that the nos( nunent ought to be candid as to the site se-
lected fur the new market.
Sir 0. oREY—There was no private interest whatever
affected by the toll. ; and a committee of the whole house
was ut any rate the proper tribunal to deal with them. As to
the site for the market, he hail already stated that no selec-
tion had yet been made suit that no steps would he taken
for this rUfpfrit until the house had come to a decision on
the Lill. Ile hoped his hen. friend would not prews his
amendment.
Mr. rsTAF FORM CrllltiderNl that the queetion of the
toll, was the whole questiim. It was not merely a ques.
Lion between the city and the government ; it was a ques-
tion for the farmers, the salesmen, the butchers, uud in-
deed for the whole metropolis. The house, it was true,
had alri ally affirm, el the principle of the bill. But the
principle of ale bit had molting to do with these tolls.
Mr. G. LEWIS thought that all these questions
would he more fitly discuseel when the house had gone into
committee. The commission• rs would not he:paiel ;and that,
upon careful estiniat, of the toll,, the government found
that they would Out be under the necessity of asking
50 grant of public money for the new market. In the new
ache:elide there WAY no increase whatever. But, ID he had
no wish to pri,s it, lie could have no objection, if strong
opposition were offered, to withdraw it and bring it up
again on the report.
After a few words from Mr. G. Ilsoreog,
Mr. CIIILISTUI'IIEIt urged the house to go at once into
committee.
Mr. W. WILLIAMS complained that all the objections
which had ehanieterisoil the former kill were to be found in
the present meaaure. The house ought to know where
the site of the new market was to he fixed, and who were
to be the eummiesitiners. Ile wished to hear else bow the
expeuve of the market was to be paid, and what that ex-
pense would be.
Mr. FREW EN said that this question of the site of the
market wan which deeply concerned both the inha-
bitants of the southern side of Loudon aud the agricul-
turists of the southern countita. lie should oppose the bill.
Mr. W. r.trrEN said that, as cliairmau of the com-
mittee of selection, he was of course deeply iuterestod fa
any question teLitino to the formation of the committ“ ow
the bill. That couunittet had been appointed to secure a
complete inquiry into the merits of the ease, and into exist-
ing rights and interests. The committee of selection bad
taken two member' who hail each expressed themselves
strongly on the opposite side of the question ; judging that
those two hon. gentlemeu would fairly represent both
aides. The other five were impartial, and the committee
of selection deemed; themselves fortunate in securing
the valuable services of his hen. friend the member for
Liverpool, and neither that hon. gentleman nor the other
five member* were interested in taking anything from the
corporatiou. It was most unfair not to support the com-
mittee, but it would be worse to reverie their decision. Ile
felt warranted, as chairman of the committee of selection,
in asking the house to allow the bill to go into committee.
It would he twist unfair to atop the measure at this stage.
M. RICE should vote against this bill, as being very in-
convenient to the county he represented.
Mr. Alderman SIDNEY ...ad that if the government
were going to persevere in a bill of pains and penal-
ties against the first city of the empire,they were
bound to show good reasons for it. Also if he hill had a
tendency to dininsish local trade and inmate local bur-
dens, the government were bound to hear tiosrpoinents on
that side of the question. The gormand wen Interfer-
ing with the eorporatMei of London `the unmsestent of
the a iut-ntal atfairs.sad the inference woe thst ern-
meat cenisiderrel the skims incompshmt mertand
their own interests, awl menage their mu alhirs. The
• wen shahs antralimilem k everything ;
Whanemesedraffeed the laws sad the peke, and now
they were sok iMeA.Lwith lead government. He
shoats ellhe lie mot Otoomoot oppoollia to this bill.
Aker • Mods lbout NE. Busimitatokat,
Mr. WAITIZMAIII sit do w ono tithe when for
the City Of Liodoi he Illtitommt to voloopiott this bill,
width he otoidoroil tom an kketillehle lerrnce smith
vented MOM lakeeks.
Tht levee Own Melded, and the numbers wen—
Tseei Ito committee et
no bras awn resolvedolved itself into committee.36-3S
0. Blame I bring proposed,
Mg 0. (MEV, in reply to Sir J. Duke, said that no
411•Mmirdoners had been named. Ile hoped that commis-
sioners would never be appointed, but that the City would
take the matter in their own hands.
After some discus ion, in which Messrs. Stafford, Card-
well, W. Williams, Buck, and W. Miles took part.
Mr. Alderman SIDNEY moved that the clause be

aee
V. 'SMITH said that as ho was favourable to the re-
moval of Smithfield market he had rotvd for going into
committee; but ho would not say it was fair that the in-
tended sits should be concealed.
After a few words from Sir 11. VERNEY and Sir J. Dv et,
Sir U. GREY was understood to say that the commis-
sioners would not be invested with the power to take load.
Mr. Alderman StIMMT repeated his intent/on of di-
against the clean.
TWIN! The committee divided oa the question that clause I stand
part of the bill—
MoseAyee
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ClUsee-I mama I&
On chum $
17-37
Mr. A. STABFOlgii=ed that Mass Ow ISM laded say say father they *soh& know whose tee doe of the
uew market waste be.
Mr. MACIIIINON tbssiiMt thel It tha badity of she
site wars inendsned it wield kid to saes which it WU
Vary proper tonvoid. bpsoistbatiosnii Immedlododyesneir.
G. C. LEWIS, -sibs_ laths eh% amnia ably I
insesatis
that the Apowesessat were =ebb Is eve any
The MB isse as the City tbs power of tak-
ing up the metier, BA*, obese, and U they 1101:z
they would he at Ml to f• oa the Of
esteem, of muse, to the annual
,eta Monkey steles.
After • few wee from Xr. Buck J. Duke, sad Mr.
W. Wail%