The Express.
London, England, 1853-03-19 00:00:00

PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

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ADMISSION OF JEWS TO PAELIAMINT. —By Mr.
PACKE, from Bitleewell, Leicestershire ; Sir J. Y. BUL-
LER, from the archdeacon and clergy of the Archdeaconry
of Exeter, also from the inhabitants of Teigumouth, Devon,
sad Ippleton ; Col. DUNCOMBE, from Yorkshire; Mr.
S. WADDINGTON, from Bilstone, Suffolk; Mr.
DEEDES, from Chard Magna, Kent Col. PENNANT,
from the parish of Bodvean, North Wales; Mr. HAMIL-
TON, from the parish of North Heppe, Norfolk; Lord
LEWISHAM, from the vicar, clergy, and churchwardens
of the parish of Wednesbury; Sir H. HALFORD, from
Skeffington, Leicestershire ; Sir E. DERING, from Kent ;
Mr. SPOONER, from an individual; Mr. WADDING-
TON, from a place not heard ; Sir G. TYLER, from Gla-
marganshire ; Sir 111. INOLIS, from Essex and Lanca-
shire ; Mr. PACKE, from Cheater ; Mr. R. MOORE,
frrm the inhabitants of Lutterworth, Leicestershire, and the
neighbourhood ; from householders of the parish of Caistor,
St. Edmunds, Norfolk; and from the inhabitants of the
parish of Drutnsaatt, Monaghan, Ireland, numerously
signed; against.—Mr. SCHOLEFIELD, from protestant
dissenting ministers of Birmingham, and Birmingham New
Hebrew congregation, in favour of. •
OPSNINo OP Till CRYSTAL PALACE ON SUNDAYS.—
By the LORI) MAYOR, from places in the metropolis;
Mr. PIGOT, from Reading; Mr. G. BANKES, from
places in Dorsetehire and Gloucestershire; Sir W. CLAY,
from Whiteehapel ; Sir B. HALL, from Marylehon. ; Mr.
J. M'GREGOR, from Kent; Mr. MILES, from Somerset ;
Lord BURGHLEY, from the parishes of Sutterton, Quad-
ring, Wigtoft, Donineton, and Gosberton, in the county of
Lincoln; Mr. BAINES, from 8,013 working men of Leeds ;
Colonel DUNCOMBE, from Ayton ; Mr. KINNAIRD,
from the ministers aad congregation of the Look chapel,
Westhonsegreen ; Sir W. CLAY, from the inhabitants
and working men of Whitechapel ; Mr. ADDERLEY,
from Wesleyan school teachers, Uttozeter ; Mr. CHEET-
HAM, from members of the independent congregation,
Tintiois, Cheshire ; Sir B. HALL, from 133 persons of the
congregation of Trinity church, St. Marylebone, principally
of the working class, against.
DUTY ON 80AP.—Mr. COBDEN (2), from Keighley,
Yorkshire; by Mr. H. G. LANOTON, from the merchants
and traders of the city of Bristol ; for the repeal of.
CANADA CLERGY RESERVES BILL.—By Sir R. INOLIS,
from a number of Ministers and others of the established
church and others; Col. DUNCOMBE, from Weeterdals ;
against.
PARLI AAA NAA ET PAPEES.—By Lord J. RUSSELL,
from the Russell Institution ; Mr. FORTESCUE, from the
Dublin HeAC•tirAl Hoeurty,•nti rho Dundalk Meet-links' In-
stitute ; for supply of.
MILITIA Acv.—By Mr. LOWE, from Kidderminster, for
repeal of.
SHERIFFS' COURTS, SCOTLAND.—By Mr. HUME, from
a number of places in Scotland ; Mr. G. DUNCAN, from
the provost, magistrates, and town council of Dundee ; for
reform of.

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Context RATIII.—By Mr. LOWE, from Kidderminster.
praying that this charge be thrown upon the Consolidated
Fund.
Taine ow RNOWLEDOI.—B7 Mr. SCHOLEFIELD,
from Birmingham; Mr. J. M'GREGOU, from Glasgow;
fur repeal of.
COUNTY Cooars.—By Col. PENNANT, from inhabit-
ants of the district of Lleyn, North Wales ; for further ex-
tension of.

MALT TAIL—By Mr. BANKES, from a farmers' club in
Donsetabire, for repeal of.
PUBLIC-uoVen (SCOTLAND) BILL.—By Mr. COWAN,
from 30 spirit dealers in Glasgow ; Mr. J. M'GREGOR,
from Glasgow; against.
DUTY on Canauona.—By Mr. H. VIVIAN, from the
owners of carriages and coachmakers in the borough of
Truro, praying fora reduction of.
Tien IN Scomsu UNITIWITIBS.—By Sir N. F.
DAVIE, from Jedburgh, for repeal of.
STOPPAOIB or WAOIII DILL.—By Mr. CHEETHAM,
from the cotton manufacturers of Ashton-under-Lyne,
against.
MAYNOOTH OBANT.—By Mr. ELIOT, from Roxburgh-
shin; Mr. F. DUNDAS, from the members of the Ire.
church of Scotland and other. at Strome's**, Orkney; Mr.
J. DUFF, from the tree church of Scotland at Portasy ;
Winn-
Law ox SnrrLittntvr.—By Sir H. HALFORD, from
the board of guardians of Wincklay, and from But Norton,
Allertors, Loddington, and Tayley, in Led:sate:shire, for alte-
ration of.
Blame, DIATIIIe, AND MAKIDAONS IN laaLAND.—By
Mr. FORTESCUE, from the grand jury of the County of
Louth, and the Ardeo board of guardians, for a general
registration of.
ORDNANCI SURTITe.—By Col. BLAIR, from the ma-
gistrates of the Burgh of Maybole Ayrshire, praying that
the ordnance survey on a large scale may be reserved in
the County of Ayr.
MILITARY OCCUPATION or ROMN.—By Mr. PIGOT,
from the mayor and inhabitants of Reading, against the
occupation of the Roman States by Frazee and Austria.