The Express.
London, England, 1847-06-15 00:00:00

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/ANNUM PION THE CROWN ON COLO-
NISATION.
Lord M. HILL appeared at the bar, and announced that
haring, in obedience to the commands of that house, waited
on her Majesty to Fund their address on the subject of co-
lonnation, her Majesty bad been graciously pleased to re-
turn the following ensurer I have taken into considtra-
tion the address of my faithful commons, and am deeply
sensible of the advantages to be derived by the adoption of
further measures for the promotion of colonisation, and I
will direct further inquiries to be made to enable parliament
to adopt a course free from those evils which past legislation
had caused both to the emigrants and the colonies.'
NAVIGATION LAWS.
Lord J. RUSSELL moved the order of the day for going
into committee en the navigation laws.
Mr. O. BA.NKES, wished to know from the noble lord at
what Wage of the bill any opposition which might be in-
tended could to offered with the same advantage as now.
His noble friend the member for Lynn took a great interest
in the bill, and he wapld have been in the house if he had
been aware it was Milan been brought on.
Lord J. RUSSELL was understood to say that an oppor-
tunity would be given at a future stage, but if the noble lord
wished to oppose this stage, he would not bring it on.
The resolution eventually pissed through committee.
INCUMBERED ESTATES (IRELAND) BILL.
Mr. G. BAN ES begged to know whethee the Incum-
bered Estates (Ireland) Bill, which stood in the orders for
Wednesday, was a government measure, and iteo whether it
would be prawded with on that day ? If it were brought on
it would prevent the other burliness from coming on. There
was a bill for the repeal of a section of the Poor Removal
Bill, of which he had the conduct. and in which many mem-
bers took a great interest, which would not in that case come
on. With regard to the !numbered Estates (Ireland) Bill,
le was informed that-a greet number of Irish proprietors
were very anxious on.the subject, and if it was taken there
would be a lengthened.rjebets.
Lord J. RUSSELL, said that the Incumbered Estates
(Ireland) Bill was a government bill, but if any hon. member
eished to bring on soother bill, the government would not
press it.
Mr. SHAW said Emu desirable that, if this bill was to be
!nought on on Wedanday, notice should be given.
Lord J. RUSSELL then fixed the committee en the bill
for Wednesday se'nnight.
THE QUARANTINE LAWS.
Dr. BOWRINO begged to ask the right hon. gentleman
the Vioe-President of die Board of Trade, if any and what
changes had taken plug in the quarantine regulations? On
a former occasion he had said that some important modifica-
tions were to be made id the regulations, and he (Dr. Bow-
ring) wished to know vital they were, end if there was any
objection to lay thent,on the table ?
r. M. GIBSON mid that the Threat regulatioas would
be laid on the table., 'any were, that ships having clean
bills of health would be immediately admitted to
from whatever part of the world they came, or whatever
might be their cargo.
WESTMINSTER HALL.
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