The Express.
London, England, 1851-08-06 00:00:00

CRIMINAL LUNATIC'.

The Earl of SIIWIESIIUIZY, m peenenting a petition
from Soniermetdiire on Oak ,uhject, .aid that a 20 yearn'
ezperienee had convinced I • that nothing more vicious
than the pre‘ent moist he imagined. Ile should,
therefore, at the rarilext poe.ible period neat wait" intro-
duce a measure 111.014 the -t him.
CIIANCEILY SUITS, &c.

A motion of the Earl of IiAItRINOTON for a stoics
of n•tnrn+ ridatind to snits in Chanerry, alter a short
discussin, was nrimtived without a division.
LAW 1)1 EVIDENCE AMENDMENT BILL.

Th.. 1'..r0 ttttt ns' amendments were eonsidered.
AT I'OILNEYS AND SOLICITORS' RE`JUIATION

Arr.
On the motion of the Karl of Catmint.; the Comm
amonlmento to thi. toll were *Antra to.

The I.:41.1 Of i'.%1t1.1 NM.. premised s plains from Lea-
comvr the hlegi.tratios of Asesssles W.
Their lorilativi then iiiijourserl at INlPpost (Vasa.

lIOUSF. OF COMMONS.—Tur.sovr, AUGUST 3.
The SeEtatit took the chair at I.! .'clock.
I'ItIV.ITE BUSINESS.
The ankendsucnti to Uharing-cruat Br idite 1
and the l'anoor, E3t4).., SUChly (Ireland) Bill
teamed tu.

Pl' HUI' BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

Corstv Col li,trEssios 110.t..—8y Mr. LIT-
TLETON, from Walsall, against the two last clauses of the
County Court, Estension Bill.
Eris, .ir st. C.iri 11 I. %It EATATES BILL—By Col.
SI WillOkl. (2). trona the trusters of charities in Lincoln,
against the passing of this hill in the present session.
Itii FREE SCHOOL.

Mr. 111tOTHEIVION moved that all till standing osiers
applicable to the Ripley Free School Bill be suspended,
and that the said hill he allowed to proceed forthwith; that
it by an in.tructian to the committee of selection, that they
may appoint the committee on the Ripley Free School Bill
to priseyd forthwith.
Sir J. Y. 111.:1.1.Ell complained that this bill was sent
down from the other house of parliament at a period when
it was inspossihle for this house to consider its provisions.
He should therefore move that the standing orders be nut
dispensed with.
Mr. WV:SIM:AI/said that the 11,1.4 originated in some
difference of opi ~ i, m between two nobly and learned lords
in the other house of parliament. If the bill was not al-
lowed to be proceeded with, the charity would be put to
great expimer.
Mr. Liitionli.'hefi, Sir J. Graham, Mr. Bernal, Mr. Greene,
and Mr. Aglionby deprecated the practice of sending bills
to that house, Al a period when it was illlVOSSiblf to consider
them.

Y. El I•1.I.Elt withdrew hii amendment, and the
bill was thew reAl j iirs and second time, and referred to
the euwamitt,

:itrraorous WATER MU,.

Sir J. GILA in moving that the evidence taken be-
fore the committee on this bill be printed. said that the
committee bail -at between thirty and forty *lays. and it
might be desirable that the house should know how matters
stood. The committee hail thoroughly investigated the evi-
dence on hvhalt of the promoters of the bill, anal that por-
tion of the evidence was entire. They then proceeded to
hewn evidence on behalf of those who contended for thy
principle of popular eoutrol and representation. That pose
lion of the es ideate was also
.complete. They then heard
evidence on the part of the caeding companies at eon.nder-
able length. hut this portion of Va., evidence was not en-
tirely completed. There was evidence enough for the dis-
cussion of the question, and for the formation of public
opinion, during the freers, so g. 4 to lay the basis of future
kgislatiem ; but the committee were nut in a position to
giro any opinion that would be aatiotietory to the house.
The motion was then agreed to.
DUCIIY OF L.%NCASTER (HIGH PEAK MININ3
CUSTOMS AND MINERAL COURTS) BILL.
This bill was read a third time and
COVRT OF CHANCERY AIII JUDICIAL