The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-15 00:00:00

EDUCATION AT MAYNOOTH.

Lord BEAUMONT begged to put a question to the
noble earl at the head of the government A noble earl
(Winettilmo) had a notice on the paper to move for a cow
mime to inquire into the education at )(eyetooth. It was
generally Raderstood that the government did not intend
to meet that motion by a direct negative, but to move an
ameadmeat of soother kind. Would it be convenient to
the noble earl to lay on the table the words of that amend-
moot if not to-day. at any rate to-morrow ?
The Earl of ABERDEEN—Undoubtedly I will to-mor-
row lay the precise words on the table
REPAYMENT OF ADVANCES (IRELAND).
The Marquis of CLANRICARDE gave notice that be
should to-morrow (this day) present a petition on the sub-
ject of the repaymeat of advances to Ireland, and take the
opportunity of calling the attention of the house and the
government to the state of that question.
Their lordships the, adjourned at five minutes past six
o'clock.

BOUSR OF COMMONS.—THURSDAT, APRIL 14.1
The Eirsacza took the chair at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
TEIGNIIOUTH HARBOUR AND TETON NA.VIOA.
TION BILL.
Certain oftesdawats proposed by the promoters of this
bill were agreed to, and the bill was ordered to lie on the
table.

IRWELL VALLEY WATERWORKS' BILL.
This bill wee eoMid.red, ar.d ordered to be laid on the
table.

PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

Taxes tie KNOWLIDOI —By Sir G. B. PECRELL,
from the.memben alb* Brighton Atheneum; Mr. DUN-
LOP, from the Mechanics' Institute of Pennock; Mr. H.
RUSSELL, from Luton ; Mr. W. J. FOX. from min-
bore of the Oldham Lyceum ; Mr. T. DUNCOMBE, from
inhabitants of the metropolis, awl from working men meet-
ing st National-ball, Holborn ; Mr. HADFIELD, from the
letter-prese printera of filiettl-ld ; Mr. MIALL, from the
inhabitants of St. Neon, Hunt*, and from the city of
Chester; Mr. TUFNELL, from members of the Wedues•
bury Mechanics' Inc itute L,rd D. STUART (2), from
Msrylebone and Pimlico; Mr. HUTT, from the proprietors
of the "Gateshead Review" newspaper, sad from the
lett•x-pram printen of Hull ; Mr. FERGUSON, from in'
habitants of the city of Carlisle ; Mr. H. BERKELEY (2),
from Bristol; Mt. COBDEN, from Iluddenfield. Holm-
firth. Neindhill, and Shepley, Mr. COCKS,:from Reigate;
Mr. S. FITZGRRALD, from the presidtnt and menthe's
of the Liceraty and Scientific Instttution of Horsham; Mr.
RICARDO, from Lurigton and Staff .rd‘hire Potteries; Mr.
CAIRNS, hem Belfsst; Mr. RICARDO, from Stoke-
npun-Trent ; Sir J. WALM,LEY, fr-rn inhabitants of
the borouch of Leicester; Mr. C. TURNER, from the
letterpress prison of the booties of Liverpool; for repeal
of OA.

A13,1E1113 . DCTi.—By Sir J. DUCKWORTH,
from R. J. Trowman and Co., propriet ire of the " Exeter
ryioir Post ' • " Mr. BOLT, from the editor and proprietor
of •' Jvitao's Woolwich Juurnal and Army and Navy Or

Celle ; " Mr. l; NELL,Itorn proprietors sif the " Devon-
port Independent ; " It in. A. PONSONBI, from the
pr •prieturs of the " Cirencester and Swindon. Espriss ;"
Mr. COWAN, from Mr. J. G:eig, editor .4 the "Scot.
lush Press " newspaper ; Mr. SANDAUS, front Wake-
field ; Col SMYTH. from the editor of the Yorkshire
Gazette:" Sir O. GOODMAN, from Mr. Frcilt. Rohm.,
of Leeds; Mr. A. ILISTIE, from Peter M•Yenzie end Co.,
props. tors at cm .` Scotch Reformer's " newspaper ;
J. WALMSLEY, fr dn the prm rietors of the "Leicester
Mercury ; " Mr. CAIRNS, feint Bilfast ; Mr. GLYN,
fnner tine- ertilor of the" lientlll Mercury;" Mr. HAN.
DINOE, from the editor of the "Dowopatrick Recorder;"
Mr. B. 111:ORES, from a place not heard; Lord
ELMLEY. from the editor of the " Worcester Journal ; "
Mr. C. TURNER, from Robert Pearson Thacker, proprie-
tor of the " Liverpool Standard "newspaper ; for repeal of.

ADMISsIOS OF JEWs To PARLIAMENT. By Mr.
MOODY, from Welliagt ; Lord SEAIIAM, from
a pariah, in the county of Durham ; Sir J. DUCK-
WORTH, Irom the Dean and Chapter of Exeter, from in-
habitants of the city of Easter. and from the parish of St.
&dwell, in Exeter; Mr. BEsuseK, from Little By.
burgh, in the county of Norfolk ; Sir G. TYLER, from
parishes in the county of Glamorgan; Mr. C. TURNER.
from the ministers, churchwardens, and congregation of St.
Mary's, Bootle, is the county of Lancaster; against
OFINISO or THE CRYSTAL PALACE ON SUNDAYS —By
Sir J. SHELLEY, from Horsham artisans and others,
Keighley woolcombers, Bradford artisans and labourers,
Nutiingimin workmen, Rochester inhabitants, Barnstaple
ditto; Banabridge (near Newton) weavers and others, Boll-
fair in Yorkshire) inhabitants, 1,13.5 signatures; Lord
WORCESTER, from the inhabitants of the parish of
Dowdeswell ; Mr. CAIRNS, from !AO ar: lions and mem-
bers of the working classes in Belfast; Mr. RICARDO,
from Stoke upon-Treat; Mr. P. BENNET, numerously
signed, from Polstead and stoke by Nayland ; Mr. K IN-
NA IRD, from working men of Camden district, Camber-
well, Christ Church, Camberwell, St. Damian's, Sterney,
Kinievcross, All Saints, Norwood, and four other places;
Mr. MASTEIIMAN. from wicking men, under the visita-
tion of the Poultry Chapel A.sociatiou, in the City of Lon-
don ; Sir G. TYLER, from the parishes of Manley and
Llaudstf; Mr. MOODY, from 24 parishes in Bristol, Clif-
ton, and its neighbourhood, signed by 3,825 person; Mr.
H. W. WICKHAM, from the inhabitants of the township
of Manoiligham, in the borou eh of Bradford, Weld Riding
of Yorkshire; against. Mr. I'. DUNCOMBE, from inha-
bitants and artisans of Clerkenwell; Mr. W. J. FOX, from
Topsham; Devon ; in favour of.
MAYNOOTII.—By Sir J. ANDERSON, from the free
south congregation, Stirling ; against.
Elmskirne Cocare (SCOTLAND) BILL.—By Mr. G. S.
DUFF, from the provost. Magastr.ites, sod town roamed of
the royal burgh of Elgin ; Mr. A. HASTIE, from the deacon,
convener, collector, eel members of the trades house
of Glasgow ; Sir J. ANDERSON, from the provost, ma-
gistrates, and town council of Stirling; for reform of.
BETTER REOULOTION OF PURLIC•ROVSES (SCOTLAND)
HILL.—By Mr. A. HASTIE (Ii). from licensed victuallers
and others inhabitants of Glasgow; Mr. COWAN, from
the directors and officers of the Edinburgh City Mission,
and from the Lord Proviso, magistrates, and town council
of Edinburgh ; in favour of.
Iscomg TAX —By Mr. J. Fs. SMITH, from the medie..l
profession of Stockport; Mr. MOODY, from Wellington,
from medical men in several tow us of Soinersetabire; pray-
ing for a ri-adjustment of.
COSIMNATIoNS uk• WORILMF.N BILL.—By Sit J.
WALMsLEY, from the %garotte ropemakers of the port
of London, and from the journeymen shoemakers of Green-
wich; Mr. T. DUNCOMBE (2), Irom London ; in fa-
your of.

ATTORNEYS' CEItTIPICATI DUTT.—By Sir W. CLAY,
from solicitors of Hull; Mr. DUNLOP, from the faculty
of nrocurators of Arrock; for moral of.
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERA.—By Mr. TUFNELL, from
Uttunoter Mechanics Institute ; tor.
THE WATER COMPANIES OF THE METRO-