The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-07 00:00:00

BUSINESS OF THE WEEK IN THE COMMONS.

MONDAY, lona 7.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.—Manse Beamm.—Jewish Disabilities
BBL Armes.—Distillery front guitar ; Supply committee.
NOTICE OF MOTION ON ORDER OF TUE D.lT.—Mr. firer-
FORD to more that the Jewish Disabilities Bill be rend • second time
that day six months.
INDEPENDENT NOTICES.—Sir W. lIKATIVOTZ. to nominate the
members of the Committee on Standing Ordens and the Committee of
rielection.—Mr. Sy Woaverm, consideration of the petition of
Lord Grenville Somerset, as to the recogainumm entered Into in the
cue of the county of Monmouth petition (presented Feb. 3).—Mr.
1:111.1101.1d Aoerev, to refer the Dublin election petition presented
Feb. 3) to the :elect oanamlttee on the petition of Sir Willoughby Jones,
Mallen to the Cheltenham eleetion.—Dr. Bowers°, copy of the in-
structiom issued b the Colonial of to the governor of Malta, dated
the 26th day of November last..—Mr. Ormossa, that t
een petition
M Jamm Wyld, FA., M.l'. (presented Feb. 3), pling
of the recognioners entered into In respect a the petition
inc
the return for the borough cf tiodmin, be referred to
the cOMMittos appointed to inquire into the petitiina of Sir Willoughby
Mart., M.P., or be otherwise dealt with se the house may deem
ita-31r. Serie:ant el.glanny that the petition of Sir Joshua Walmsley
and Itithard Gardner, Esq. (presentsd 4th Feb.). relating to
the reccgobaners entered into in the ease of the Leicester
election petition, be referred to the select committee on the petition
of Sir Willmighby J. 11,5 relating to the Cheltenham election.--Mr.
plume, tabular returns of the rates charged by the Rank of England
for discounting bills art exchange having two or three month. to run
(distinguishing the rate I.h.aged upon each) from January, 1817, to
the 4th day of February, 1848 ; from the branch Bank of England at
Manchester, from the time of its establishment to the 4th day of
Feb., ISIS; and front the branch bank at Liverpool, from the time of
erilabliehment to the 4th day of Feb., 18451.—Mr. Huns, statement
of all public works pm formed by the Ordnance in each year at thane
and abroad since 1818 incisive; Mating the expense for each work,
and the aggregate amount expended in each year for those public
works—Mr. Saturn, select committee to inquire into the growth of
cotton in Worths, that Mr. Solicitor-General be sub.
mimed for Mr. Attorney-General, and that Mr. Ilayter and Mr.
Stuart Wortley he added to the select menralttee appointed to Inquire
into the petition of sir Willoughby Jones (Cheltenham election).—
Mr. Arointr, that the petition of Sir Jcehtue Walmeley and Richard
°radial, Esq., member. of parliament for the borough of letcrater
led 4th February), relating to the recognisance. entered into
geteam arc of the Longford borough, be referred to the select coca-
MUM on the petition of Sir Willoughby Jones relating to the Chet-
111111610iMection.—Mr. P. armee, to ask :be Secretary for Ireland,
clinling any and what legal peen (dings have been taken ithaing
gni birds of guardiam or relieving officers as have negleentl the
dinar imposed on them by the act Itt and I 1 Vic. a 31, 01 affording
ate relief to the destitute poor.-- Mr. J. 017morria.., to lob whether,
eceeddering the enormous and every day growing Increase
destitution In many parts of Ireland, the nearly total want of
.meananion/ her antoll farmers and agricultural labourer. to parr.
there food and maintain their fernlike, and the inability of the poor-
Law to rupport the over..helming hemp erion of the country, the govern-
ment hove not come urn-are real, for the providing of relief by
Mil, of food or employment, and the. for preventing the wholesale
wag and destruction of human life among the poorer dawn of
Ireland.—Mr. lt.ty, to move that the petition of the lion. Ed-
ward Richard Littleton, M (presented 20th December), complain-
ing that the re :m entered into by John Gurney, in respect of
pet
ition against the return fur the borough of wa,a, is
imulM-
eieut and void, be retertitl to the committee amointed to inquire into
the petition presented by Sir Willoughby Jones, Rat., M. I'., and that
it he an instruction to Os committee to Inquire Into the allegations in
the petition of the nail Felwerd Richard Littleton, and to report
thereon to the house.—Mr. Ciamets, to move for various returns re-
lative I. the sup 4y of eater for the borough of Dublin, cord for de-
tailed amounts of the re nis,liscome,and expenditure Oil account thereof.
—sir IL Hem. return of the amount .4Mo:salts in the several timings
&mks In Ireland, on the lot day to' January, 15114 (being or rontinua-
tion of parliamentary paper, No. 90, of .melon 1517) ; with column.,
showing the increase or decretee at each of the raring. hanks, a.
comparerl with the return ma:. in 1847.—Lord G. liesvises, nomi-
nation of select committee, •• to Menthe into the present condition
and prospect. of the iatereds connectol with and dependent on sugar
and c.ilfee planting in her Majesty's E.W.t. ,cod West Itslian prow.
son. and the Mauritius ; anti to consider whether any and what mea-
sure. eon be adopted by parliament for their relief - -Lord G. lien-
thick, Mr. Labouchere, )Ire. Goolhorn, Mr. N. (Aeon, Mr. Cardwell,
sir T. Rath, Mr. 11. Hope, Mr.C. Villiers, Mr. P. Miles, Mr. J. 11 11-
ron, Lord O. Mmners, Mr. Lethal, Sir J. Pakington, Mr. J. Matheson,
and Sir E. Ruston.