The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-28 00:00:00

STATE 01, THE CHURCH,

for E. N. BUXTON gave notice, for Mr. Mormon, to
more next session an arlelms to the crown, praying for
an inquiry into the spiritualities as well so the temporalities
of the church.
CONSOLIDATED FUND (APPROPRIATION) BILL.
This bill was reed a third time, and passed.
METROPOLITAN (INTERMENT) ADVANCES.
TM report of the committee on this subject was brought
ap, and agreed to. The resolution sanctions an advance of
137,0041.
IMPROVEMENT OF TOWNS (IRELAND) BILL.
On the 11060 a for going into committee on this bill,
air It. FERGUSON asked if the government had
'oak y any hope of passing this bill, which contained 330
abma % If not, they had better postpone it fur a fort-
s/At.
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that
to Sc ta e bill for that day fortnight would be to Hz it for
two or tt vee days after the prorogation. Many Irish mem-
bers bad t wsought the government to press this and some
(Abu hum in the present session.
RES 'NULLS was in favour of the bill being pro-
ceeded with.

mu,. a r, w words from Mr. O. IlanwroN and Mr.
Noreen,
The house wa at Into committee on the bill.
The chte, w< -re of the usuai character comprised in im-
palement hills. On clause 120, regulating the times and
places within which bathing shout,' he allowed, a discussion
arose, and Mr. Rees oliD moved the undo ion of the clause.
The committee di* idyll—
iAir the clause
Against it
On clause 172, relating to fain and am 'let■,
Mr. .1. HAMILTON moved that tls clause be struck
out. 11,,• thought that all the other elan 4CI to clause 1111
ought to be ..truck nut.
Sir W. SOMERVILLE did not object to the clause
being expunged, thinking it better to intruds ce a separate
measure ..a the subject next session.
Mr. REYNOLDS insisted ou the clause King main-
tained
The committee divided—

Yur the eLux-__—

Against it lO-19
The clause was then *greed to.
On chaise IM2,
Mr. Serjeant MURPHY moved that the City of Cork
should he encluded from the operation of the clause. The
trade in the market of that city, which was well regulated,
had inrreased to nearly a million a year. A fair and honest
mode of dealing had always prevailed in that market, and
the regulations contained in this clause were wholly mine-
Mr. REYNOLDS opposed the amendment.
An. r a emivereation, the alteration was adopted ; and, a
ignition for reporting progress; being agreed to, the house
rammed.

Mr. M'CULLAOII protested against hills Moving put in
the paper rut a time when there WAS no chance of their
being pnweested with.
The CHANCELLADt of the EXCHEQUER, said he put
the posdponod orders for Monday evening, as the earliest
period when they could ise•ioly have a chance of corning on.
Mr. 1:. 11. ItOCHE thought the heat course would be for
the goverton4 nt to withdraw the bill, and introduce a more
comprehensive measure nest 61.11600, to include both im-
provtonents and markets.
NEW ZEALAND ACTS.

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The houw then went into committee on this subject, and
certain reedutioas were agreed tu.
The Representative l'eers fur Scotland Bill wail read a
third time and named.
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The report on the Patent Law Amendment (Stamp Du-
ties and Comptusitions) Wal brought up and received.
'rhe Battersea Park Amendment and Estension Bill
rimed through committee.
NKW ZEALAND COMPANY.

Mr. II AWES moved for leave to bring in a bill for regu-
lating the affairs of certain settlements established by the
New Zealand Company in New Zealand.
Agnool to.
The bill was brought in and read a first time.
The ',mate adjourned at four o'clock till twelve on
Monday.

l'Aiu.—Mr. John Tolh•macho ban paired with Mr. Rey-
nold 6 fur the remainder of thi awioa.