The Express.
London, England, 1848-04-18 00:00:00

SCOTLAND.

EDINBURGH, APRIL 17.
The Chartists are apparently determined to keep
their fellow-subjects in hot water. To-night there is
to be another Calton•hill meeting in Edinburgh, to be
followed by a procession, an arrangement obviously
not required for any useful purpose. The special
constables, who have had no sinecure since the first
outbreak, are again to be in attendance. There is
also to be a large meeting in Glasgow-green this
evening, of which (says the Post) the authorities
were apprised, bat offered no opposition. Had the
Western patriots proposed a procession like their
Athenian brethren, perhaps they would not have found
the magistrates so accommodating. The Paisley
Chartists are to join in the simultaneous movement
tbr Good Friday, and are to have a county meeting at
twelve noau, for the purpose of electing a represen-
tative to the new National Assembly, which meets in
London on the 24th instant.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Ties DAY,

Tho house met at 12 o'clock to-day, specially, in
order to proceed with the question of the third reading
of the Crown and Government Security Bill, when
Mr. Hume moved that it be read a second time
that day six months. Sir ROBERT PEEL wu
amongst the, most energetic supporters of the
measure, and Lord JOHN RUSSELL the last speaker,
who concluded his observations by stating,
that so long as he had breath and life, he should op-
pose the repeal of the Legislative Union. At four
o'clock the house divided.
For the third reading ..
Against
The Bill then passed.

293
40-235

SECOND EDITION.

From the HAZETTE of THIS NIGHT.

BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.

CHARLES Ectts.., Essthothly, SUMX, grocer, April 14.
J.txr.s WADE, Lisson•grove. draper, April 25.
BANKRUPTS.
EDWARD Basnrox, Tottenham - court-road, pawn-
broker.
JAMES SIDNEY STOPPORD, Austin-friars, City,
. merchant.
HANNA/1 PROSSER, and ANN PROSSER, New Bond-street,
milliners.
DIEDRICK JOHN ELSTER and JAMES GODFRET ELSTER,
Threadneedle-street, City, merchants.
Enrturin TOWNSEND, Iluegerford-market, fishmonger.
LI:CY CHURCHYARD, Market-hill, Woodbridge, Suffolk,
butcher.
ROBERT BLARE Wean, Bury St. Edni, draper.
WILLIAM KILLARD, Swindon, Wilts, inner.
JOHN Sit sys, Castle-street, Bristol, victu.,,ter.
MARY HETHERINGTON, Lyme Regis, Dorsetshixe,
WILLIAM DYSON, Wakefield, grocer.
, JAMES GREENWOOD, Haworth, Yorkshire, worsted spin-

ncr.
Arnow, HARRISON, Bootle-cum linacre, near Liverpool,
joiner.
Avant lIIAILSLAND, Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk mannfac-
turerßC I. MaRD WILSON, Hartlepool, shipowner.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
JAMES WARrnett, Monikie, contractor.
JOHN PARK, Rutherglen, grocer.
RICHARD REID, Glasgow, wright.
EUGENE CAMPRILL, Oban, Argyleshire, saddler.
JOHN ADAMS ROWER and ROBERT CLEUGH, jun., Dun-
dee, card manufacture's.
JOHN LAwltiE, Meadow-house, Edinburgh, hay dealer.
THOMAS CARSWILL, Psi-ley, tailor.
Perna CHRISTIE, Grangemouth, draper.
DAVID Gavin Score, Dunfermline, power loom manu-
facturer.
Jolts KEITH KIM, Glasgow, commission agent.
WILLIAM FULTON, Glasgow, tanner.
JOHN PHILP, Leith, distiller.
JAMES M'ltstton, Glasgow, builder.
ANDREW LAWRIE, Clertniston, near Edinburgh, farmer