The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-09 00:00:00

MAYNOOTIL

We were informed that the notate of motion on the sub-
ject of Meynooth, given by the Earl of Winchilsea, and
whaeh was hied for Thursday, is now postponed until the
lath of April.
Their Lirdships adjourned at half-past 5 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY, Mena 8.
The house met at the usual hoer.
The select committee to inquire into the alletrations of
the Wigton Burghs petition were sworn at the table.

PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The Bradford Waterworki, and Copper Miners of Eng-
land Bills were severally read a second time.

EAST LONDON DRAINAGE BILL.
On the motion that the bill bz read a second time,
Mr. W. WILLIAMS said that this was a bill which
would affect the whole metropolis, and sa its different ves-
tries wished to have time to consider its provisions, he
moved that the second reading be deferred for a fortnight.
Atter an observation from Sir D. L. Evan+,
Mr. OSBORNE said that the bill bad come in such an
eatraordinary shape before the honk., that be felt bound to
emu is the motion for postponement.

The Upper India Itailway_Bill (second reading) wu poet-
posed on the =Dilutor Sir T. MADDOCK.
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PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Javelin DISABILITIMIL—By Mr. J. NEELD from Ash-
ton Keynes, eounty of Wilts ; Sir J. TROLLOPE, from
I inns in Holland, Ingoldsby, Buccington, Burton upon
Srother, Burton CogFlesholl in Lancashire ; Sir W. JOL-
LIFFE, from inhabitants of the borough of Petorslield;
Mr. VANSITTART, from Lockenge, against the removal
of; Mr. BASS, from Tndbury, Staffordshire, for the re-
moval of.
OPINISO OF TRU CRYSTAL PALACE 01, SCNDAYS.—
By Mr. SMYTH, signed by 1,700 working men of the
eity of York, and from parisheo in Norfolk, from
Southgate in Middlercsez' and from Droadcbalke is Wilts;
Mr. J. NEELD, from Ashton KeyL.s, and from Crick-
lade, county of Wilts; Mr. GLYN, from the inhabitants of
St. Saviour s, Chelsea, and its vicinity ; Mr. C. HOWARD,
from Irthington, Dayton and Carrock ; VANSIT-
TART, from Lockenge • Mr. WICKIIAM, from inha-
bitants of the district of.Buttenhow county of York ; Sir
O. TYLER, from St. Georges, St. Brides, Caerphilly,
sad two other parishes is the comity of Glamorgan,

against.
iIATICOOTN GRANT.—By Mr. WICKHAM, from the
ishsbitants of the district of Buttirshow county of York ;
Mr. LOCKHART, from the Free Church Congregation and
others of East Kllhride, in Lanarkshire ; against.
Tug PLILIC HIALTK Acr or 184 S.—By Mr. LAS-
LETT, signed by 2.075 citizens and ratepayers of Worms.
ter ; Mr. O. RICARDO. from the mayor, aldermen, and
oiliness of Worcester; preying fur a animates to inquire
late the operation aud working of.
RLPILNAZNTATION OF TUN LONDON UNIVTRIIITT.--By
Mr. KERSHAW, from studeats in Lancashire Independent
College, and one from eongregation of Hanover Chapel,'
Stockport, in favour of.
Vanua MM :4 AA ft% PAIPZIC4.—By Mr. W. 0. STANLEY,
from the Chester Mechanics Invtitotiou. for copies of.
Artnantza' CENTIFICATI DUTT.—Ivy Mr. CRAVEN
BERKELEY, from the &ponies of Cheltenham, against.
EZAIIINALS IN CNANCZNY Bit.z.—By Mr. MtL
LINOS, from the solicitors of Bristol, fur the ezpulsion of
the second clause of.
ituatitrre* Cot ar Bitt.—By Mr. A. HASTIE, from
the Lord Provost, magistrates, end council of Olasgriw, aiso
from the dean and faculty of Glasgow, praying that the
Sheriffs Court Bill be sent to a select committee.
MALLOW ELECTION.
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TM SPEAKER adorned the house that the petition
eigaiaat the num for the home' of Mallow bad been
enthdrawn.

PAPERS ORDERED.

PUBLIC INCOMI, itc.—On the motion cf Mr. W. WIL-
LIAMS—Account of the public income and expenditure of
the united kingdom, in the years ending the sth day of
January. WI, 1h62, and 15:13; distinguishing the actual
payments for the expenses incurred in the collection and
management of the reveaue ; for the charges of the public
debt (the terminable annuities being valued by estimate);
for the "sperm of the civil goveram,ut ; the &Bowmen to
the royal family, and to his Majesty the King of the Bel-'
glass ; the establishment of the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland ;
the imposes of the two houses of parliament end the civil
deferments ; the other pens& .ms on the consolidated fund,
en the gross , and the civil list; also the payments
tee the administration of justice, diplomatie expenses, and
en
account of the sums voted fur the army, navy, ordnance,
and miscellaneous services, also public works, bounties, poets'
aloe, the quarantine and warehouse establishments, and al
other payments not coming under any of the tomplas
heeds, with an appendix showing the several items USW
peeing each heed of the account (in continuation it paw
limustary paper No. 48.3, of ,ession 1562).
PAMIR:SOUKS TO IBANCB, Bc.—Oa the =diet d /b.
J. 11•CORSOoll —Return of the annual
esogen passing between this country and F ranzar,
sing with the year 1812, showing the ports of e
avid disembarkation, and also toe annual vales et exports
and imports to and from France, during the same period.
SALIDA' CoMNITTIDI ON PUBLIC BOSINTAIL-01 the
motion of Mr. Brim—Returns of the number of select com-
mittee, on public business during each session of the last
parliament, specifying the subject matter of each commit-
tee, the dates of iu first appoiatment and last sitting, toge-
ther with the number of its sitting ; also the annsbet of
days on which it may have been adjourned is esemetuence
of a quorum of members not having atteedlei: Of the
names of the members of the above commit showing
the number of committees on which each served
during each session: Similar return of the oember, dues-
um, &c., of committees on private business, emi of the
members serving : And, the same for election enenenigless.
SINOAI.ORB.-0a the motion of Mr. H. BA
of a letter, dated December, 1552, from the Hex=
Scott to the Earl of Derby, late First Lord of the Trimetery,
transmitting an answer from Mr. R. C. Woods,
sheriff of of Singapore, relative to the attempt of Sir Imes
Brooke to procure the dismissal of Mr. Woods from his offi.
vial appointments in Singapore.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
BOARD or !Imam I nseic rose. —Mr. V. HARCOU RT,
for Thersday ult, to move fir a return of all cases in which
the seperintending inspectors of the Board of Health had
been ',unloved as engineers in carrying out works under
the Public Health Act.
CARDAMOM BouoLoit.—Mr.V . SMITH, for Tuesday
seinnight, to move an address to the crown for a commie-
Mesa to inquire into the corrupt pra:tices proved to prevail
in the borough of Cambridge.
CUATHAIt BOROVOIC—Mr. LOCK E KING, on Thurs-
day next, to call attention to the following resolution of the
committee on the Chatham election petition :—" That it ie the
opinion of the committee that there are strong grounds for
believing that one Stephen Mount, in giving his evidence be-
fore the committee, was guilty of wilful and corrupt per-
jury," with a view to his immediate prosecution by the
Attorney• General.
Oa the motion of Mr. BRAITITON—That the evidence
taken before the committee on the Chatham election peti-
tion be printed, and that Mr. Speaker do not issue his war-
rant for • new writ for tho borough of Chatham till the Ilth
day of April next.
HRH:MB:Conn Bonotoll.—Sir J. SIIELLEY,for Thum
lay neat, to present a petition from electors of Bridge-
monk, complain;ng of bribery, intimidation, and corrup-
ion, preen gel at the last and former elections far their
borough.
BLAcumcar Dvnouon.—Mr. W. PATTEN, for Fr.day
neat, to move the lain of a new writ.
GREAT LONDON DRAINAGE. BILL.

Lord SEYMOUR wished to know whether it was the in.
otos of gwernment to suppott tht bill ;
Lord PALMERSTON said be shot:11 certilialy bo dis-