The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-28 00:00:00

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here, aiseadias, es they did, ova • leas period, veil they
hod Mem earefuny arranged sad nemmient to the noble led
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norm nosy oath lei. beta the es* apogee;
hi Mee imerf imiethe 41 Vette ea the
Whits rf bath hems with the greMais . ida le
the memo whisk had been elkagol ths Mims
wry hard to chirp rte dean with Wog araftary *Sea.
tit Zed of JUNTO mid *at the stile kg we.
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led steed that the repeats el the moat wee ai*
SIM ISM ininlB, sad were se to be relied mph, Fe% 111
did —to Mew that the testament etho lielms Oimesd
um set itl.beseds• Meta heard teem a aural dim; at
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j ests, that be was cant apse by the mem* who
hie that be was about to make seek a report.
Wjesr urged him above all INN. not to arks any ri-
pen beaded cm swam, and to sees nothing
,the did
sat himself know, or of whisk he Wsot neWe the nest
reeve ovidetee. The caber sated that he had mae over
oil re statesman mode by Mr. Nair, amill he led most d
Mime of the truth of nay one et *am The meet lord
oboe* give a public dam credit fa Mess used the bat
mar ia his power to obtain the meet awash informatics.
Is bad received letters from the admiral, sad othsr naval
diem as the °oast of Sicily, *Nokias with honor et the
amen that had takes plea uCassia, which were in fact a
sweeten of what had moaned bears ia the war betwesa
Naples sad Sicily. Fire ands wetiesnsisr_tader atellaseerias•
tbs—des main of women and oh*
the tablas of Catania. With rope to the 71=71 —mil
that was onfirmed by the laformatioa he had
seetivalilitthati t mare that the lowa we ghee our te
sad Ire, bat the the reedmees et the Reath tad
were repotted is the aides of this sone may
War tad plaader. If that reify was the ewe, he dung=
was a mat* of surprise that the isfuriated
ceder so regular otatmel, should hive hem 214125 t, ale.
sad sad etriderate se to else the bosom of the EWE,
who wove se great favouritse with them (Cheat.) The
Illagelitaa moue wee !applied te by ma eater ia toeumail
dam of our obits, and, after being
vemonetrated with,' step
we pat to them Mantle psessaillais.
Loud BEAUMONT did set Bank that there meant/
Slomrd be flausi la that beme who wield have
Seth omsto as Mt hat deterthel he the ammo *. &obis and
bawd lad appalls hoi daft, sal bags slated too that they
Wile eas
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Belie should &Swift Inn =Wog a sasilia see
the slab.
should
tisk koehiga so syysseasby st rapftssios
Ohs mama a a goossmoot who had sair
Sod lathes% Imam by violating seised tiegrefeethfa.
May
Kenai@ of LANSDOWNS NM ha had as *Nth&
ft Isy the papers r, {rod by the sob:. lord os the teen
Saes sifts popsonyea thissatesst wars howora aboady hid
bikes the how, sad Visas MIS is the gauss of prepara-
tag She yarn bohrs ask hmiships ia a collatedEss
hoot. to
SANITARY MAWR= FOR THE METROPOLIS.
Loud RIDZSDALS waboll to Mow why no sultry
sorms had yet been tat/aimed for the metropolis.
The Rai of CARLISLE said that at the sad of hot as
*a
two hais were pared on the subject. OM IN them ens
Bo Ilistrayallsaa Ossasholor of Bowan, mad So Mar the
Mot Labs Car shisa.lt was the duty': tlassemeb•
doom to WON his all sugars effecting him desk-,,-
•-b sablawar Is teem tit Thames frcet Anise pollution
.-In lap*, MD tit Mien of supplying the metropolis with
watt{ soda hood shady to %treats a bill relative to
rho barrel of the Ord alibis swain precincts.
Mei a than aeouesatiem the sedge dropped.
PREVENTION OT CRUELTY TO ANIMALS BILL.
Ito Dohs of BEAUFORT same the esesad loading of
this bill.
Lard CAMPBELL objected to it on the ground that the
deems relating to the employment of dogs in outs were
sea implanted.
The Duke of BEAUFORT defended the bill, width was
lbw reed • sewed time.
The Berl of MINTO osd to this species of legislation.
Ma aMillebt then was whin,, more to be deprecated this
bssilfts shoat for petty sabjesta of lerislation, and, in this
Ow Ohm was nothing to thaw that it was 'canine]. Hs
elmehl move that the bill he road a second time that day six
months.
After a few words hem Lord RIDILSDALZ, in support of
the bill.
The Bishop of OXFORD said it was well known that is
animals it high organietion and great nervous power the
isoyziial as of sabring pain w proplrtionably great.
y suffered pea when set to draw heavy weight,beZ
of their bet militias theft for such tasks; tad le
Wined that it santerous eases hydrophobia wars rem*
End GREY maltreat admit thin may ea ft ho
soot by Ifthisdas I they should rather look Air
soot to the pap= of sivilisstka. He was that
liss Wimp to pot Iwo amity by Isahlatios would pad.
sally do soft lira thee good : it add oily be sods
thrsagh the median se hdormen, sad all the Mies me.
*ism whisk Mimosa So *Watts* of thse drogyfisa.
.ISeer,.. boar.) If their issahips legishistog Nip
sing, how amid they saga to )(gigot* olsogis-
? sad it staploodessiag were by @softie,
bow mold they refuse- to imbed the proisieties to all Mem
swami? (Hear, hear.) Hs "homely *este* Is tit ma-
nn a bearing exclusively ea the lower elama, while it left
Gm of the favourite SMSSIIIM of the higher dosses as-
tioshoill
eM Ravi of KALMESBURY denied that Ski be of
wer. ananhad for draught. If his right rev. Mind
(Ifis limp of Oxford) was as great a sportsmaa se his.
1014,be weed know that it was customary
singpn a low
Was ths eammonsetheitt of the seem to
Oft the dip I. sad dim a hard red, to prepare them for
as; sad as lop was so healthy a thou. who had pas
through that mum
The Bishop of OXFORD aid seek dogs were met set to
draw heavy weight'. Ha was perfectly familiar with the
preetios referred to.
The Earl of MALMESBURY said his chief ground of i
sijectios to this bill was, that it would intabre with Ike i
livelihood of a number of poor pesons in Me own may,
wit used dogs is drawls( carte containing fles. 14g
eke when the population exceeded the memo al
art, It would be very improper to pm swab a taste
The Dots of ARGYLL said the hio ashes Mood
(Earl Grey) mast, is order to carry set his own paitelples,
rime limy exit .W laws. (Her' hear.) H. perfectly
agreed that it was cialt to draw the lime when legisla-
tion should asses, sad that thus was no ellishael security
against washy sleeps to the moral advaseement of the
people ; bat there as so reason why they should not
attempt to mitigate sues cruelties. Would his noble
bleed move to repeal the law prohibiting bull bait-
Wiairear, hear.) With regard to dogs, although he was
tonne with the right rev. prelate as regarded their
espesity of suffering pain, there were other reasons why
be meld not support the nUtsure.
The Earl of Canute-I here roes, whom
The LORD CHANCELLOR via staileirstood to my that,
the bill having beta read a sem* fiat., there we no clam
Ilea before the house.
The Earl of CARLISLE had understood it to have been
sieved es ea amandmant that the bill should be reed that
day sit meths.
The LORD CHANCELLOR mid he had not herd the
ameadneat. He had put the question that the bill be read
a eased time, and it had been carried.
The Earl of CARLISLE said he would only observe that
be did not see why they should refrain be. legislating
=aim, booms they could not eattrey remove it.
gratuitous and wanton cruelty wit prettied, he
thought the logialatare might properly interfere.
• comenation took place with regard to the emote reta-
kes, the Bad of MINTO declaring that he had distinctly
mined an amondmeat.
The LORD CHANCELLOR again said that bo bad sot
hurl It.
Lord CAMPBELL observed that it would ef mew be
eipm *this nobles friend to move a similar green to the
Vellisa for the third ratiag.
The Dabs 4 BEAUFORT would mild those noble
lads who obisoloil to legislative istoshnoso Sae Ass was
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slaw opium rarity to =hash. This bill woe ft-
as ma laprensmat my= It.
The lid of MINTO admattsd that than was ads sa the
=graft is szbessos, sod II Isis oaks BINA would
way test portico al the bill width mufti thou ho
ahead lave his sense. (Lassies:4
TURNPTILI TRUSTS.
lasi RIDESDALI las:edema a bill to facilitate the
walla se auspliko trusts.
The bill was read alba time, sad Monday bed for the
soma reading.
Their lordship adjourned at 7 seal**.

SOUSE OF COMMONIL—FAmaT, AP= 27.
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PRIVATE BUSINESS.
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PUBLIC DIMNESS.
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PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Azartwartosi TIMMS nrorms or Was roe Tin
Rierrunnrwr or INTIONATIONAL DsiPOTas. —By Yr.
DROTHERTON, several is favour of Mr. Cobrisa's 'leas
es this sabket.
CLIZOT Raw BITS.-21 Yr. CLAY, from Hell sad
WORTH,
pima
fine COWAN, fres Ediaberik ; Mr. HEY-
WORTR, Ukases* Mr. J. B. SMITH, from Dm-
thimlise—ba Swear of this MIL
Benz 81101.6.-11 r. (MILBURN km Ssisaber; the
Massie of GRANBY boo ; IL,. HENRY, trios
Chartism', ia of the deseraikkei
leriesey of beer stem red thet say be abolished.
Massuess Bass.—By Mr. B. ORTLEY (3), flan
Asses asses set Maxi ; MLR HERBERT, from • pies
is wow**, is Omer of Sr laseti'mXlll ; Yr. 04JUL.
WW ;
Mr.
I rward'kless Is seu ead Mustier
(e YOBTYII bevoral), tom Wales, against the
bill.
Comm Poise:us Boas:sr.—By Mr. COBDEN, has
speolhos of the pa el the Dewsbury treks is faros of
errs*
Wee or Ms. Stom.--By Mr. COBDEN, bra tabs
Weis of Kirkby Umiak ; from ecogrargadoe of Wes
Mirky**, Dona ; Mr. HUME, fres Breda;
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wed et Mr. Shi m
Pomo Essionwress-111 Mr. COBDEN, froes Great
Tsnosek. soil base bliekbarea of Wink,. kr a N-
owise of Sepal& espeeMlne 411U3.
?serious lams Am Esseenser eirr Expirroz-
tress—By Mr. 00=131 boa fi Chestiest,
-Ileraddre i sad Ipso WaLw.r. BsgMaMatls2oll-