The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-17 00:00:00

'EItLiL PARLIAMENT•

HOUSE OF IsORDII.e—FISIDAY, Juice 16.
Low Guairmiss teak kit seat se the wear* at
Moth
EIRIBITION OF MINI
SINGTON. ATURES AT SOUTH
KEN
Bad STANHOPE imbed the President of the Comsat
why so high a pries se Be. wen charged for the catalogue of
the imbibed= et minkturse at the South Keestagtes Me-
ss= I He thought seethes edition might be provided at
lb. 6d. for eaelipsid if that were doge it weed teed
* Same. the ef the exhibition.
Fut NV IL be Mould be glad to reeds the
ezhititton as ;eviller as pmailis, but it bad bees toned
assemary to flu the prim of the catalogue at 15n in order to
dens the whole expeness, sad preset my Menge being
aide upon the petite pens
THE SLAVE TRADE.
Isrd BROUGHAM drew attestiss to the inseam of the
slam trade, especially Is th,iisimr:th possessions in the
Wed lodise, sad it might pot he ex-
mast to place • =lid duty on slave grows seer '
imported into this onahry. He inquired whether tie
gevernment bed any ropes ea the subject which they
meld lay ups the tads
Earl GRANVILLE said be could not soarer off-hand
whether there were my papers, bust be would make in-
quiry. The goveramet were vigilant im endeavouring to
pot an rod to this Medal tease, bat he could not hold out
any hops that • dimes*/ duty would be imposed upon
slam grown sugar.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The billowing bills were reed •Lakes mask sad third time sad passed :
Edwards Disabilities Resimale Deny-
dere Fisheries West emu Junction Realm , Ripon
Laid Board, North British Railway (Lesswade
Pleat Eastern Railway Bispop_Stortford Railway (Poreises
el), Okamoto° Railway (No. 1), Metropolitan Disiniet
Inamy, and North BAUM Railway (Edinburgh &ewe,
sin Market.) rt
ROMISH PRACTICES IN THE CHURCH OF
ENGLAND.
The Marquis of WE3TERATEI rose to call the giantism
• their lordahipe to alleged Striations of the 'Misdeed
worship of the dunk of leaked, particularly such as were
peadised in the church et St. Albans, Balboa), se well es b
item chemise ; and elm to disisokann oath alleged to have
been taken by the Rev. I. Gang, Mournbeet of St. Paul's,
Lerrimorem nue, sad kis swam, in • pastoral address Waned
ky him to oonfeerion.
The Bishop'd LONDON deplored that such practices as
Mom Lord Westmeath had deseribed should exist, but the
law os the subjs., was in • very nosatidatory state, sad
there were may difikelties in applying it. Os. of the
Wirier of the chuck had Mee iaterpreted to more that
these things should remain es they were in the asomd year
et the reign of Edward VI. This made it difficult to
WI except by that hied of haterfarenee that consisted of
private *dyke sad nineeseeranse from the bishop. This was
in mad same sadleieat. Sail it were sot the
law, meaner la
whish • bishop mold sot was by an appal to the Attly
menu was mosedingly *manta. He would
gepport ea alissatios of the law if mimed to Perliamed
est the authority of the government. The patrons of lidera
might do much to check these practices, aad DO might the
idiabitaate of the district churches in which they 'smelly
em reed.
_Loed EBURY regretted the motion he had made for ea
Wows to her Majesty
.poeying for the appointment of •
diyal rommirsioe to toga= into the whole of this subject,
Windier the rubrke, had not hem successful. The inquiry
meld bays been very izepodast He thought the bishops,
we
without apposite' to the law, could do more to ilek
them abases by withdrawing smaragement from seek of
the okay as motioned there.
Lord HOUGHTON rem to dams the hose.
Laid REDESDALE called the noble lord to mdse.
There was so question before the hens. (Hear, beer.)
Lord HOUGHTON merely wished to say that he treated
the right rev. beech would not be indnood, by the mesa
they had jest heard, to minim any tyranny over the
clergy of their dioceses. Whim the noble lord 061911 there
to meek in those bank and nachristien tams, ascribing
newer to pions men imply because he happened to differ
f.......—(L0rid air of "Order" and " question.")
The Fad of SHAFTESBURY—I had • great desire to
speak on this question, bet is °bedlam to the obvious wish
of the house, however stro/oniy faille* may be, I elan
refrain from saying a word. nd cheers. )
The Marquis of WESTIMA. H—l wish to my me wed
—(erdes of "oh, oh !" "order," sod "questice," der* whisk
the 'obis marquis loft the beam the whole of the ernepeets
of the right reversed bends, except the Bishop el Oriel.
retiring at the same minima.)
STANDING ORDERS.
On the motion of the Duke of Ittcamoito, a eerier; of
moieties regulating the mods in which divisloos should
be Wee and in subsided°a of the stealing order No.
25 Ms pot and aped to.
The Union Chargeability Bill, the Dookard Extension
En, the Drainage awl Improvement of Leeds Acts (Ire-
load) Amendment Bill, and the Drainage sad Improvement
d Lands (Ireland) Bill, were severally passed through com-
=Mee. The Doge &gelatine (Ireland) Bill, the Militia
Ballots Suspension Bill, and the Militia Pay Bill, were reed
• third time and pulled.
The Commons' amendments to their lordships' anise&
mesa on the Courts of Judie* Coocentratiou Site Bill were
agreed to. Their lordships' amendments to the Courts 111
Justice Baildiog Bill were not inriated upon.
The house adjourned a few misuses past 9 o'clock.

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