The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-26 00:00:00

ra ISIS, whlcAdseed with a rvr ameadatioa 'foithe ems.
timbre.* et' smithy litheds, af whisk anted '
ineiffma shall fern a toasty'. The right his. gentleman
lie sommnerally in tho theme sad shims
7trdepullatim, ltd that tho sagest hod already,
by Ys kgrrisam, anneted the ottindos d imeauthint.
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*bids itommuseit was & idiots the moot of sisal Ming
introduerd the establishment at=
boards. Ga Um wilds, the dlipuidlos were iamb
with tho *Ursa wed amisdistirma
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grad* the IW ben. Imams' edited, erect
, sweated hough Packer thole arkinewletir
mean et the same. •
Oa the eases day, Modspetnillea Win Sneered with an
interview -with Sir last Pell and Sir James Graham,
which lined shoat as brat moil a half, ad darn/ whisk the
✓eddest of ewers ly mminditon, ia all its depertmems, was
thoroughly dimmed. llath the eight hen. gentlemen ad-
mlttod that the doputstios lad a sires' MSS to II•bellit to
pavliament. bit doubted' the ',affability of the immediate
emoses. ler the man lestrol, however, of the
magistrates' expesdituer, is misstiese. Sir Bogert Peel
threw out several valuable seugestions, as also did Sir IMMO§
finnan ; ad the remorkahlo smarmy and valuable advice
of the nett his. barman were duly acknowledged by the
6=lepatatien wen ant favoaredwith an interview with
the Right Ho.. Lord Stanley, whielfmsa reputed the more
velnebie and important Im his lordships ecausestion with the
county of Leacaster. The varicose &left of this county%
expenditure for the lest 20 years were pees ever by he de.
petition, and carefully canvassed by his lordship, who ha
evidently bestowed nisch station upon the subject. Ad-
minis, i geared terms that greemda for complaint existed
en the pert of the ratepayereLasd that their demands foe re-
feramotaiks ia evanty eapeediters were peeectly mustiest-
lineal, kis lwdabip reserved his opinion upon the plan pro-
posed by tha detestation sail a. fears offor.titell ; but,
at the same time, kindly offered seri niggestruns to Will-
Me the week of the drpetatioa is eseanag the attention. et
padiament.
Oa Tuesday 11141 sth, moompaaled by Mr. Brown and Mr.
Hoary, the deputation bad an interview with rho Right
Hera Loa John Illueell, at hie lordship's made., in
Olseeham.plase. After hearing s brief expands. et the case
' W lordship unreservedly ezremsed his approbate. et the
principle of the plan pm•eeediakirshe tkpatation--a plattle
which, twelve years ego his had given kis s.
imam, ad the for w , his leedatelp admitted,
had now greedy hasrssaed. So hlh however (said his lord-
dip), morn *glade. of geumsmaith thst no pranks meld
he Oren at thelehaeles edir Mame en the subject
ids suedes Int_skonil hteadvaid by say private
reasber,it should have the most instal endeerious midden-
ti a of gsvmonzemt. Bohn ntitintri the deputatiou imported
their thanks for this sr swain, and a'ho ter tie colaitemis re-
option given them by his loaship.
Between the above interviews, and also mbilgoently, the
deputatloo, individually or collectively, availed themselves
of every opportunity of submitting their am to numbers of
parliament generally, ammo wham may be named the fol.
lowing :—Mr. Mame, Mr. Broehertess, Mr. Horuby, Mr.
Pilkiagtee, Mr. Aglkmby, Mr. Bright, Mr. Gibson, Mr.
Cada, Mr. Kaoshaw. Mr. H. Brown, Mr. Omaha, Sr
Cheep Straddled, Mr. Antilles'. M. Crawksd, Mr.
Wet's?, lin Mammon Sidney, Mr. Hissd:oy, Mr. Daneoft,
Mr. Heald, Mr. Healey, Mr. Wilma, Mr. Thisknosso, Mr.
Juaea, sad men others
' A ter abed, ton days' oimpoties in this gamut foe the
purpose of tihnominatiag iakeseation and of smittalaing
the *pinks el membors upon the subject, it appeared to the
delineation that they had only two entrees to adopt : either
to leave the 4maiden to preemies* to be dealt w:tlt as its
! time and hacasr might permit, or to ladder some private
, member to bibs 11l • bill waterline the resals'isas of the
Newton At a coaterenco bald with a number of
mesihme tea Thursday messing, the Sib inst.,
at which Lord liddisbury attended the latter mune was
I dialled upon at the nitimentesdal ion of Mr. Aglionby
; and others ; and Mr. Hume tiodshttreed to introduce •
bill OD loss as Me deputation have drawn up its'
penviams. ammedisply, oa the followieg days, Friday
the 9th, Seto d, the 101 k, and Moeda, the 12th, she ups-
tuba were eaggsed Is drawing up a till, is conformity with
ehs ressialeinsf tho Newton me Ong, and with Inch other
miaow Madam ea pie deputation deemed advisable. The
; bill, tills maimesigg bpi revision, will ito introdomd, it is
e5=564.1... Beriffir by Mr. Hums; and sepias will
be through the musty.
tho the dead
Sel prattled with the result
ef desk labours, whisk be. ammiderably ezeseded their own
expetestimm As isapartish Unit a favourable, reception
• has been wand fee the gondol' et meaty expenditure in
• parliament; sad they feet canalised that the messier* they
have committed to the care of Mr. Hume, and for whine they
• have obtained valuable premises of support Lost all parties
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