The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-02 00:00:00

r Col.. RAWDON regretted exceedingly that the right
I hen. gentleman did not press the bill, that the Irish people
might see how their representatives attended to their in-
terests. (Hear, hear.)
The order was then withdrawn.
CIVIL BILLS (IRELAND).
On the order being read tor the second reading of
this bill,
Mr. SADLEIR hoped that, in the absence of the At-
torney-General for Ireland—C' hear, hear," and a laugh)
this bill would nut be pressed—(" oh, oh ") particularly as
it should be considered a bill of a legal character.
Sir W. SOMERVILLE was understood to say that the
bill should then be proceeded with. (Hear.)
Mr. SALLEIR said that In that case he would proceed
to state his objections to the bill, which, in the first place,
he did not think was deserving of the support of Irish
members. Ile would not then enter into details ; but he
could not help calling the hon. gentleman's atteution to the
fact that by the bill no provision was made for the better
execution of the decrees of the local courts. He hoped
that that matter would be attended to in committee. 't he
evils connected with the local diocesan courts were so great
that it was surprising that the government had not pro-
posed to remedy them ; and he would suggest that a consi-
derable portion of the jurisdiction of those courts should be
transferred to the Court of Quarter Sessions. The only
qualification at present for a diocesan judgeship was the
being able to show that you were not a papist. It was of
the utmost importance to all classes in Ireland that
the local courts should have monthly sittings. He perceived
from the bill that it was intended to return to the old sys-
tem of stamp duties. It was proposed to impose a heavy
stamp duty in cases of ejectment ; and he hoped that that
Matter would be considered by the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer. With regard to the professional charges of local
practitioners, nothing should be dune to prevent the pre-
sence of respectable practitioners. The efforts made to
improve the law in MOWS of legacy duty had been defeated
by the fixing of too low a rate of remuneration. The
wisest and the best policy would be to imitate too scale of
remuneration secured to local practitioners in the county
courts of this country. lie trusted that in the select com-
mittee full opportunity would be afforded to introduce the
required amecdments.
Attys& few words from Mr. F. FRENCH,

Sir W. SOMERVILLE said he would not then enter
into the objections to the bill, as there would be ample op-
portunity of considering the details of the measure before a
select committee. Ile pledged himself to introduce this
measure when the County Courts Bill was under discus-
sion last year, and he had now redeemed his pledge. The
bill itself was sufficiently extensive, consisting of 160
clauses—(laughter)—and by it no less than 31 acts would
be totally or partially repealed. Ile believed this was ono
of the most popular measures that he had ever introduced ;
and there was an understanding before Easter that after
the Easter vacation the bill should not be discussed on the
second reading, as it was to go before a select committee.
Mr. S. CRAWFOItD did not rise to oppose the motion,
but to protest against the manner in which Irish measures
were treated. Why was not the bill discussed earlier and
in a proper manner ? Would English members submit to
have English bills treated in the same way ? if Irish mea-
sures were not to be properly considered it would be best to
have no Irish legislation at all.
Mr. SCULLY said he had received representations from
his constituents to the effect that the bill required careful

The bill was then read a second time.
APPRENTICES TO SEA SERVICE (IRELA.ND)
BILL.
The order of the day for taking this bill into considera-
tion waa discharged, it being understood that a new bill
upon the subject would be introduced.
FEES ON PROCEEDINGS BEFORE JUSTICES
(IRELAND) BILL.
This bill passed through committee.
Tho house adjourned at a quarter after twelve o'clock.

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.

1101:SE 01: COMMONS.

ADMISSION OF JEWS INTO PARLIAMENT.

Norms fur the second reading of the oill : Ayes, 20. t; Neu 177.
ATEA.
Ahdy, Sir Manias N. Fitzroy, lion. Henry Owen, Sir John
Adam, Hugh E. Fitsmili an, finXi.W. Paget, Lord Alfred
AA itoc,i,byi Henry A. liirolrev;ceJ
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Anderson, Arthur Forster, d Aube, Pao ki r, John
Ansley, 'lmmune C. Foe. W. J. PVC!. il. ,Ir Geo. B.
Armstrong. Sir A. Yroestun, Col. P.. I. Frederick
Armstrong. Rob. B. French, Foastephen Pendcrves, E. W. W.
Arundel mid Suer, y, Oaskell..Limes M. Pity .tt, Francis
Earl of Greek Charles C. l'Utingt n, Jones
Bagartaw, John Glyn, Oconee C. Pinney, William
&tines, AL lion. M. Granger, Thomas C. Price, sir llosert
Baring, Rt. lin. Sir Y. Grovel, C. Pascoe rwey, Pullin
BAriet, lion. V. Grenhll, Choke W. Ittwdon, Colonel
Bass, Michael T. Grey, Itt• Hn. Sir G. Ricardo, John L.
limier., Richard M. Grey, Ita:ph W. Rice, Edward N.
Berkeley, Admiral Grosvenor, lord It. Itieti, Henry
Berke! y, lion. 11. F. Guest. Sir John Roebuck, John A.
Berkeley, C. L. O. Hall, Sir Benson a Homily, Colonel
se, nal, Ralph liarderistle, Joseph A. ICmil.y, Sir Juba
Bellied, Richard Ilarria, Richard linseed, Lind John
Br ckl burst, John Halle, Alexander trussed, F. C. 11.
Brothertoo, Joseph Hawes Benjamin Soiled.. Julin
Smarr, Nli 1.1111 Henry, Alexander Salary, Colonel
Nu Iceey., Sir H. B. HaTwocd, James Scholeneld, W.
Butler, Piro 8. Hey worth, Lawrence Scully. }rands
Buxton, sir It. N. Hinoley, Charles Fs ymour, Lord
Cardwell, Edward Hohbour, Thomas B. Shelburne, Earl of
Carter, John 1. Hogg, Sir J. W. Sneridun, RichaN B.
Cruldtlekl, Ja Lie' M. lloramm, Edward smith, Bt. Ron.R. V.
Cavendish, Hon. C. C. !Inward, turd Mirth. Smith, John A.
Cavendian, W.O. Howard, lion. C. W. Smythe, lion. G.
Chliders, John W. Hume, Joseph lionservale, Sir W. M.
Clay, James Humphrey. Mr. Ald. Syssaman, Henry J.
clay, sir W. Hutchins, Edward J. Mansfield, W. It. C.
Clements, Hon. CB. Hutt, William Stanton, W. H.
C,erk, Rt. 11n. Sir G. Jennyn Earl Strickland, Sir G.
Cockhure, Mr A. J. E. Johnstone, Sir John Stow t, Lunt Dudley
Coke, Hon. F. K. Kershaw. James Sullivan, Michael
(olefns:Am, Sir I. E. king, Hon. P. J. L. TONI', C. R. M
Collins, Wuthon labouchere, lion. It. 7:inroad, Henry W.
i 'onyx, Charles Langston, James H. Tenisn, Edward K.
Cowper. Hon. W. F. Lenard, 'lmam 11. Thicknone, Italph A.
Craig, Sir W. 0. Loris, George C. Thompson, Colonel
Crawiord, Wilxam S. Locke, Joseph Thornely, Thom,.
Crowder, Richard B. Imithington, Csarles Tollemactre, lin F. J.
Currie, Harked M'Cullagri, W. T. Townley, Itichod Cr.
Dalrymple, John M'Gregor, John Tr, lawny, John S.
Davie, sir H. R. F. Maher, Kith 'las V. Trevor, lion. Thomas
Dawson, lion T. V. lialuksc, Nom 0. Tuffneii, Rt. lion. H.
D'E)ticourt,lion.C.T. Marshall, William Vilirers, Hon. Charles
Disraeli, renjamin Matheson, Col. Vivian, John 11.
'Swett, Edward Hattie, Rt. lion. F. Watley, Thomas
Duff, George S. Mcigund, Viscount Watkins. Col. Lloyd
Duff, Jam. Midi, r, W. M. E. Wass, John T.
Duke, sir Jame. Mitchell, 'Gomm' A. Westhesd, J. I'. It.
Unman, George Monerieff, Janis Wilkes, B. II tibia
.sodas, Admiral Ma ison, Sir W. Williams, John
Dundas,itt.llon.sirD. Morrie, David Williams, Witham
Ebringhm, Viacount Mulgnsve Earl of Wilson, Jame.
Ellis. ILL lion. E. Lunt., George F. 'Ninon, Mathew
Lilts, John Murphy, Francis S. Wood, Rt. Ile. Sir C.
Elliot, Hoe. J. it. Nicholls Rt lion. J. Wood, Sir William P.
Enfield, Viacount Norreya, lord Wrightson, Wm. B.
Evans, Sir De Lacy Nurreys, Sir D. J. Wyvill, Mannadukc
Evans, John O'C anor, Ft Argue
Evans, William O'llaberty, Anthony T.LLIRS.
Evart, William Ogle, senile, C. 11. IEII, lord Marcus
Fergusua, Col, Ord, Wiilijn Hayter, ItLlin. W.O.

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Acland, Sir T. D. Emlyn, Viscount Moody, Charles A.
Addeeiey, C. 11. EEeourt, J. B. B. Morgan, Ones rug
Arkwright, Uteri. Farnham, Edw. B. Mulling,, Joseph B.
Adder, Lord Ferrer, James Muf.dy, William
Haag', William Player, John Naas, Lord
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Begot, Hon. W. Forbes, William Napier, Joseph
Baird, James Foe, 5 W. L. :geoid, John
Bar ruck, Edward 11. Ereshfleld, James W. Neel! Joseph
Buldwus, Charles. B. Frewen, Char or 11. Noel, lion. Gerard J.
Banker, iderge Fuller, Auierstus E. Ossulston, Lord
IS :now, William 11. Galway, Vecount Padse, r harks W.
Itatsva, Thomas Gooch, Edward S. lakington, Sir John
Beckett, William Geoid, Wyurillain Paltrier, Hebert
Seurat, Phthp Gordon, Admiral Peel, Sir Robert
hentinek, Lord H. Cioulburn, itt. Iln. 11. 'Bowden. W. 11. C.
here tad, William Greene, Thomas Prime, Richard
Bernard. Vleesunt Guernery, Lord Renuledum, L frA
Hod, John H le, Robert B. RI .h irds, Richard
Blackstone, W. S. Helloed, bar IL Itushout, Captain
i Blair, Stephen HA Colonel bandana Joseph
litandford, Marquise! Halsey, Thome. P. Itemiser, Henry Ker
redden; henry 0. ILimliton, Gru. A. Sibthorp, Colonel
Booker, Thomas W. Horns, liori. Capt. Smyth, John U.
Burgh, Sir Ibrtert 0. Hayes, Sir Edmond Somerset, Car tain
Kosice, Admiral 'fetid, James Bs:heron, T. 11. S.
Illrumstua, Thue. W. Henesge, U. U. W. summer, Richard
Brcoaridgc, Richard Henley, Jraeph Stutford, Augurtus
lirouley, Henry Ilirvey, Lora Alfred Stanford, John P.
o,Brooe, Lord Hildyward, Robert C. Stanley, Hon.
till Lewis W. HIP, Lord Elwin Stephenson, Robert
Belief', Sir John Y. Weigel.), William N. Stuart, Henry
Burghley, Lord Hereby. John Stuart, John
Burrell, Sir C. K. Huth Mi, Lord Start, Henry 0.
larrouglies, IL. N. Dribs, Sir R. H. Messer, Sir F.
Cabbell, nenJunin B. Jollier, Sr W. 0. H. Thompson, Mr. Al&
Carew William H. P. Jona, (Monde Thornhill, Gomm
Chan Ws, Marquis of Kerner" Mr Edward Toilemeebe, John
Chatter.,,, Col. Knightly, Slr Cuadra Trevor, Hon. G. Rios
Mid, Smith Lacy, Henry C. Trollop.? Sir John
Christopher, R. A. Langton, Wm. H. P. Tyler, Hir George
Cobbeld, J. C. Lennox, Lord A. G. Tyrell, Sir John T.
Codringum, Sr, W. Lewisham, Viscount Verner, Sir William
Cola% Henry lasckhart. Allan E. Villiers, lion. Fred.
Colville. Charles Lockhart, William Vysai, KichardiLß.H.
C.lmpton, Henry C. lung, Walter Waddington, Ilan, B.
Con.lly,'llmenm LilMea. Sir Kalish Waipse, SpeSeet. H.
Cotton, tin. W. H. B. Lowther, Boa. C•L Walsh,l ed John B.
MM., I), rid A. 8. Lowtber, Henry Welby„ Olysse &fie
Wear, William Lygon, lion. General Wellseley, Leal ChM.
Dick, QUistin Maellaghteli, la P.. W Idiom", Thomas C.
D el. John W. Mahon, Mooted Wigram, Laßue T.
Duckwertlt,Sir J.T.B. Mandeville, Viscount William.. Thomas P.
Duncontlei, Ho. A. Manners, Land C. S. W &mighty, Sir IL
Dunconius, lion. 0. Mennen% Lord J. Wodehouae, Edmund
Dandy, George March. Eurl of Worneater ilsrquieof
Du Pre, C. Chores Mastennan. John Wynn, Herbert W.W.
East, Sir Jansen B. Maurail, Thomas P. Torte, lion. Eliot T.
Edvsurds, Henry II f awell, Hoe. J. P. e• i LAM.
Er,erton, Sir Philip Mena, Sir Henry New mote, Ch. N.
Lorton, Wm. T. Mike, W. Plunaptre, John P.

PIRATES' HEAD MONEY (BORNEO).—On Saturday,
• return to parliament, obtained by Mr. Hume, was
printed, from which it appears that 2,640 persons, officers,
men, and boys are to receive head money for the natives
of Borneo destroyed by her Majesty's and the East India
Company's naval forces, on the night of the 31st July, 1849.
The gross amount of head money was 20,7001.; but abating
2,1171. 14s. 9d. for law charges, agency, and Greenwich
Hospital, leaves i net sum of 18,5621. ss. 3d. for distribu-
tion. The sum of 201. per head is to be paid on 500 per-
sons captured or destroyed in piratic prahus and 51. per
head on 2,140 persons who were alive at the beginning of
the attack, but who were not taken or killed.
DEATH BY LIGUTNING.—A most melancholy and
fatal occurrence took place during the thunder storm on'
Thursday evening last, near Lichfield. Mr. Adams, a
highly respectable farmer, residing at the lions Farm,
was returning home durivg the thunder storm, when he
was ,truck by the lightr.lng, and instantaneously deprived
of life. The electric tub!, from the appearances presented_,
had entered the left temple ; and the clothes of the oloomaad
from head to foot were thoroughly scorched, and the right
of was tern.—.` to lqr4.lh ire Advertiser.