The Express.
London, England, 1849-02-09 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDB.-TllOl/.131),a, Fn. 8.
I.OIID CR aIICILLOR took bia rest at o'clock.
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BUSMEN Olr THE HOUSE,
The LORD CHANCELLOR presented a report on the
M
is of capamiag resermsmading that cube of bills
be mted by the Qum% red*** be Vallembled between
the two berm The sale and lama lord aimed that the
negation be printed.—Ordend.
HIGHWAYS.
The Earl of ST. GERMANS wished to bow whether it
was the intention of the govenumeat to Windup a bill
"his suds as the subject et highways ?
Mop? of LANSDOWNE said that great sedation
hail to the raided (which was a somewhat
WAN sae by his right has. bind the SomMar jailor the
He Department, awls Whets barrel, wee
either beton the other hum pmEaraest ee NOM he so
shortly.
NATIONAL EDUCATION.
i Load STANLEY wieted to pat • quake to the so*,
marquis (Lanedowne) opposite, with a view to allay ems
appreheadon whisk had been excited out of doors. He
*aired of the noble marquis a few days ago whether the •
Datums the Committee ed Mutative cod
the sgelealsaNional liodirep led Sully dosed, to which the no
adqeds repel Mal it led ; bet one of the morning
papa% which lad a eamiderabla cdradatica, had mimed's,-
stood the eta and sad made it appear thet the correspond-
ents lead *OA He was sure the noble marquis
weald act to mere* the error.
The Xarigais of LANSDOWNE was very much obliged
to the noble lord dr giving him as opportunity of doing so.
He dated as the eamies alluded to that the oorreapon&nca
had not been broogelktimenally to a ohne, and that he Doped
the mule wuld be sati.„Ler.tli‘hlaxarbee coneeraed.
COMMITTEE ON LAStbar
Earl wALDsmeavilliiiVat. to 1111• W
it was the intention of the. eniammet to move the re4P-
point:neat of the ormatitese as lb* law. o
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE , that as the noble
earl (Hardwick"), who had bee the of that com-
mittee, had aceepted a sommeed abroad, and three other
noble lords, who were adds mashers of that ommaittu, bad
been removed by death, be aharald not fed himself called on
to mew for the reappointment of the cemmittee ; but if any
other umber wished to do so, he would not oppose it.
Iced BROUGHAM said it had been stated in the news.
papers that the appointment of the noble earl (liardwieke)
to a command in the Mediterranean was a job, bat nothing
was more unfounded. The noble earl was fond of the w-
eld to which he belonged, sad had merely taken the coat-
mud of a ship, which was a most meritorious and gallant
*he is the part of the noble lord. It was most gratifying
to me a person in kis position anxious to be employed in the
amain of his country.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said the noble earl had
L/
Ids been pointed to the command of a ship in the strict
e d
]pat 111 TO said, when uty. he was in the Admiralty, the
sale earl (Hardwick") stated that so err from haling aban-
doned his profiting, he hoped, wherever he 'eighth' rem-
111, be should be employed; in consequence of which he had
be appointed to a skip.
Their lordships thee, at a quarts Wore mix °Work, ad-
journed.