The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-11 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

MOUSE OF LORD&-FuDAT, MAIM 10.

O► Law ciascio.witeek W Nat on the woolsack at
Ileschisek.
The Barl of SHAIMMIRTRY tad a petition from
fie Oserdians of WM% Laedoa troion gamut the ap-
peistaiest of Roman catholic cesplaias to workhonsea

• THE CASE OF MLR. EDMUNDS.
The LORD CHANCELLOR laid on the table math
sossen, amid decussate coasseted with the ems of Mr. Ed-
roads, sad roved that they ba misted for the um of th•
mambos of the committee
Agreed
ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS' BILL.
The LORD CHANCELLOR moved the wood reading
of thin bilL
Lord Si. LEONARDO objected to the measure that it
woold abolish all the regulation of the courts for the pro-
testers of dela* and legalise bargains such as that of whir
they had had experience is the 004%1110 of the well-known
are of Swig's tad Eisaedy. Agar, the clangs allowing
attorneys acting as trustees to charge their emu, would
"Nimble to attorney to instruct himself to tax his own ears,
sad to makes ys bargain with himself.
The LORD CIL&NCELLOR said the bill was in inb-
oards lb. sari ea that ef bat year, when it was reed •
eisead are after debate. Its abjers wee to alter the ealy
iglu i ear *dm ieratutiess of the accient absurdity of
to regulate regulate the marameratiodi of professions and
die He admitted that the trustee clause was susceptible el
ss~dslabut be meld recommend with ocalkleam the
s ier the all.
Lord CHILMSFORD marled the aware as valets
/11. principle. With maim* to cesveyvacting, he saggeded
the adoptive of the froaloh system. whieb was a male of
sameadratiou according to the value of the property.
Lard CHAN WORTH doubted whether a tuff meat mac
had bora made out for a postal departure from a very
labitary priaciplii, although ha was favourable to the bill
as regarded momiyanciag boars. but sot at all in oars
of ecurratious Rapala&
Their lordihips then divided—
Canters 2l
Non-eratesto 23-9
The bill was sensequestly oat.
Tam hour adjourned all 10 minutia past 7.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.--IritIDLY, MARCH 10.
The &LAW took the chair at 4 o'olock.
PinTANT LAWS.
Ms. HIBBERT asked the At General whether:her
Majesty's gorernment Weeded to Drug is a bill this sm.
in so wry out the rwommamsdaticias of the commission
far inquiring into the iworldsg of this law relating to letters
galwat for iaveotiou.
The NITOBNEY-GENEktAL said it was the intontioo
at the goverment during Ilse grunt session to i•trsduoa •
NI founded oa some of lite reaommend•tione of the cose-
alisioa.

REGISTRATION OF COUNTY VOTERS.
Mr. WESTERN asked the Secretary of Stets for the
BOOM Department whether it was bid formation to brag is
say mamma founded on say of the reomormsedaisoas
makined in the report from the select oomraittee on regir
tratioa of musty voters ; zed, if aot, whether be proposed
to introduos say bill for the anselionstion of the protect
system of ooesty regisMatioe. The honourable member
mid that ones be pee notion of the question a ball an the
subject bad bees iatrodased by the hoe. when for
Northamptomitare (Mr. Boat), bet it did sot go the whole

msy.
Mr. T. G. BARING mid that lest oration his hos. friend
the member for West Semen (Mr. Dorian) istroduoad •
MI founded ea the recommendations of the whet am-
suttee with respect to eonsty registration, sad this year he
use unable to re Introduce it is coneequeoos of his position
is the house ; but the hos. member fur Northamptonshire
had introduced • bed which carried out some of the recom-
mendations of the committee. Under these circumstances
it lies not the intentisa el the government to introduce
a bin.

THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.
Xr. G. DUFF' sake& the First Oemmosioner et Works
whether he bad bad ander his eonsideratioa the letter from
the Senate of the Uoiversity of Loudon, dated November
]0.1864, co the subject of a building for the Univetoty ;
sad, whether be proposed to take soy, sad also, what steps,
with a view to meet the wishes of that body, as expl.
Is the specification which bed bon laid before him.
Xr. COWPER said be had reelived a eommusiattion
from the Senate of the Ualversity of Londoe statiag the
await of accommodation which they considered aseemery
far the proper fulfilment of the bagasse of the Univenity.
IS was a matter involving several very imports., gumshoes,
sad was .111 t under the oeseideestioa of the government.
At preseat DO decision had bees arrived at.

• SEWAGE OF THE METROPOLIS.
Mr. BLAKE naked the has. member for Beth whether
Mr. Elude tender for the sewage of London did not con-
template pumping the amp to Hampstead, Highpto,
Mmoter'edull, or any other poet to mitten toe Metropolitan
Beard of Works objected?
Mr. TITE, who replied, was almost totally inaudible in
the gallery, but woe understood to may that the subject was
a may proper one to rase to the ooromittee appointed os
the mend* day oe the easetion of sewage.