The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-13 00:00:00

PETTY SESSIONS BILL.

Lied CAMPBELL goosed the second reading of this bill.
Lord MALMESBURY represented the feeling of certain
magistrates, who thought this bill had better be incorporated
with three sinner measures paned last session. The noble
and learned lord had promised, in conjunction with the At-
torney-General, to entertain the objections which be had to
urge, and therefore he should not now oppose the bill.
The bill was then read a second time, and their lordships
adjourned at 8 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, MARCH 12.
The BrIAIIR took the age at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE sums. . _ ,

szcomp lutADvo37-I;l;niiil7:6read Norfolk Railways
Amlisenstleny Hospital for Oneemgdmi Transfer of bhegiein
Canal to Elm Dm Navigation Dentfeetil MOM
THIRD LEADlNG.—Spirits (Ddrem EL
WITHIN ORDERED.- On the imam d Yr. Iit'LLINGB—Co.
Ades of all Mon kr the commons d gle math to Obi ham the
pert@ of Hard* Ransdom and Bamboo eml of a earemp ed.
see at written mmendeatkne the Lade ComosiMemes el the
Aintraltr PPM, the sentrest seem& lei* by them le moromer
Pen the Id ref Ape nedfor ameeprie el mils le sed
Rad p/Ma—lard IgTrAßT—aulent d the nesiber of
tunas plesand eine lees et edit Mb on pieta hi the berengh
• eTowararabb,tblseeddPYelmp.thel~iftan
I~if
Ideas. the Weep of lAmbelh. eel de bole. et tweent ; de
dptae gems of the smuts ar rade Mae mil pis sr bus are deseLthe
cg theirestsbUsiment respelled,. and Pe dale el Pit payable
et
melt.

Wakerworko (additioNol
palatal Dock Omer";

WORTS
=a sod amorMarat of set);
PUBLIC 1118210011.
11=10M—ft Mr. OTLAHERTT. Iron Nollsrehre; end
CIL DUNN , troot the peed jury et the Qom% Oeusity ad So peer
low inerdleas UP" Oirk we*, min* the
Mirk till ; Mr. INGSWILL, bun lhaertsts. le the elm ellbet.-
I*. W. PiDerX, free "twin Wit resided= tom
Se indult the ion the hole owl the
Rama ipso t
Mr.hebor be IL DAM tram
of Orli Mar ilasse Ibrerrnum=
lo addendum ; Yr. RIpPURD, Iron Bridling." Mr.
IN. ROMA to a &Om abet.—Mr. DUNCAN. ken the
amber el Onimeue I. Dundee. la sneer or so alseralka
fla asifielli• kw; Ur. MOW, tram as NosabarimOrsair
k brew of the 'beaten el ewe lame.—
Wr. litmeradeaspeo. ma Prate%
epelmt et theesela gos . Mos Illeme.
reter.-14Xibe. TOS:ilma eye 0.
due hi wish lawman to the Death% imnier.
elefeekwq L2Oll. tont amen Oarsuuell.
ter ter Pm the mond lizatioo el air eurakeleu..—
lir.W. MU^ two toddies. 6ra rural len BYO eal
ohm% spiel the ICI ter rearriager with • Premed wiles
Sew; llr. 112•11014 tom ,• Mr. GLADSTONE,
Binew. Berne, to the eel.elbet—Mr. MO Ai?, tram Peery% tor
We more eOlleel altelltlea or the in hob.—Yr. TEMENBLY,
ben We everip of Shard, hr the eatemilment eteopybold pro.
PIIIIIIMIB (Musk= of the eeppliell esimskilissats.

ILL FRENCH moved that tho dee inhabitants
of the City of Load= , for the efmmenres lr maths,
them to be supplied with better asi &apes pm, pretested
on the 23rd day of February kat, NA Ike 9th day of this
instant Munk be referred to the omemittee on the `sunp
in which the Great Central Gm Comminon Company's Bill
is incladed.—Ordered.
LOUGH CORRIB IMPROVEXIINT

3117. iiiTriffrl7Wei
Carib Isprovasaat Garay lecciporstios mad Amend-
neat el Nada Public Alb DM.

Yr. O'FLABERTY emend the solisa, apes the
ground that the inpreeements were now sad had been for
some time peat is the lamb of the Beard of Works in
Ireland, was had expended • eeneideeelde ma of nosey
apes the undlerteirieg. The adlleetnene title itaaadiate
neighbowrbed had east several pillion le the home, in
which they sepiodisted the einogeny, Wass they had never
placed onyogideene In - the hew to em-
power the awed of 1111111111111 hoped sweats. Ia
fact, the *noway bad wet seabed way pert et the plant,
with the exception eon sisal sent INN* bad twig given
way, but they had lowneed a large wady *legal prepaid-
fags, which, it wee way meek to he oppereend4 weak'
not Is any my dill mutiny.

Mr. DIVETT; esioldrd wt bb eels die* la taming
the eserad readlai mob smiths whole adds* before •
eons** of the base * bloke sad report. He bad deist
coatidastee is dr driers of s sismittss, bat be

Mr. O'FLABERTY raid be led been iodated to become
as orignal shareholder by noon of his having men the
names of myna respectable Renames at the bud of the
list of dinettes ; bat these patinaen had efterwarde repu-
diated the introduction of their nausea (Lughtew, =defies
of " Who are thsy ?") The lets Mr. Lyash, the muter is
Chaaesey, was one ; .
and Mr. Joyce, who pat then into the
lout of Chemin, and di their own bill, Mel enother.
This was the history of hie (Mr. Flaherty's) shareholder-
skip. (Load lataghter.)
Mr. J. PARKER thought that, as the Board of Weeks
bad been making cusidmble progrws with the improve-
ments, the second resdieg of the bill ought to be post-
poned.

Mr. AGLIONBY laid that at least 16,0301. had been sub-
scribed In England to carry out the undertaking in ques-
tion, end that not a simile familiar of Um sum secresat7
W been obtained from Ireland. Lord Claarioarde was
Ma anxious, so far as his property was concerned, that
the work should be executed by the company, and he
weed with the hon. mover (Mr. Threat) that peat iejos-
ties would be dome the several parties if inquiry were re-
fused.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER observed
that his bee, friend (Kr. Divett) had not gone to the
bottom of the ease. The question was, whether the bill
should be permitted to pass in order to further pro-
gress being made by the Board of Works. The company
had been formed in 1938, and for seven or eight lean they
bad not done anything with the exception of Greeting •
breakwater, which wee very speedily washed away.
The Board of Works then commenced tie improvements,
and went deliberately on with them for two or three years,
when all of a sudden the company, whisk he might desig-
nate a sort of resurrection company, mime forward and
wanted to do the very work which the board bad already
executed. He admitted that the English shareholders had
some reason to complain, and that they were damaged by
having got into a bad concern ; but whatever had been the
result it WU a monstrous thing now to attempt to stop the,
impecvements altogether. (Hear.)
Strangers were ordered to withdraw and the hones

For the would reading B6
66-111
The hrtest ft
eoreedingly thrown oat.

MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER.
Mr. WORTLEY announced that it was not his intention
to mom the amend reading of the bill legalising marriages
with * deceased wile's sister, to-morrow (this day), inasmuch
ma he understood them were several hon. gentlemen claims
of addressing the house upon the subject, who could not then
conveniently attend. He moved the discharge of the order
for the following dsy, and filed Thursday the 19th of April
for the emend reading.
The order was accordingly discharged.