The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-18 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE. OF LORDS.—MoNDAT, Fns. 17.
The Lour Cuallcamon took his seat at 6 **cloak.
PETITIONS PREM.:NV:D.
Parra Aooszasion.—By the Earl of ItANDON, Doe
Cork Lee Earl of ERNE, from places in Ireland, and I
tea Morithae Is barmy
_• Lord St ANLEY, from several
the Earl of ENNIAKILLEN, from places in
lirrOs ne, Armagh, and Limerick; Earl NELSON, from
the, in Wiltshire ; and the Marquis of LANSDOWNE,
Tres the county of Wilts, and the towns of Devises and
Warmiaskr ; against pupal liggrrlrilull.
ADITIaIIoN or JIM,. To PA HU mmiT. B Lord
8 fANLEY, from a place not heard, astrinst the a•
of Jews to par:iamost.
Tale on K n.,wcznos.—By Earl FITZWILLIANI,
from a peso re beard, against the ts If on knowledge
~lta.
tp(pW DVTT.—By the Earl of St. GERMANS, from
Stoa...hosme, praying fora repeal of the window duty.
COONTY COURT EXTENSION ACT.
Lord BROUGHAM said that he would state the nature
of his amended hill on this subject on Friday nest, instead
el Thursday, as he had before &rumor, U.
Their lordships then adjourned.

MOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoNDAT, Fr.a. 17.
The bruins took t
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PBLI BU
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
Numbers of petitions were presented against the paper
dots and window tax.
TIM OSUMI Moot CIL—By Sir E. 11. INGLIS, from
the trustee* of the British Museum, praying for parlia-
mentary aid.
TIIR B/SLI tlonorot.T.—By Mr. lit ME, from Here-
ford and otht r places, against the Bible monopole.
fia.AVE-I.It.MN SIMAS.—By Mr. T. BARING, against
the admission of alavc-grown aura:.
Poirot. A0011.3101(0,1.—By Lord A. E. HILT., from
Bonitos, Coventry, and from places in Ireland; Mr.
D'EYNCOURT, from churchwarden, and inhabitants of
Bt. Paul's District Church, Herne Hill ; Mr. G. A.
MAMILTON (14), from different places in Ireland ; Mr.
TURNER, from district of St. Peter's, Coventry ; Mr. R.
CLIVE, from place. in Salop; Mr. MANGLES, from a
mar ein Surrey, again-t papal aggre.sion. By Mr.COWAN,
Irmo Ohan and Truon, to the same t, and praying that
price-Moots may be protected in the posstlision of and in the
perusal of the Word of Ood,:and agaitiM the denunciations
of the priesthood.
NEW MEMBER.
Mr. Ls WI.ST took the oath. and his seat as member for
Pontefract, in the room of Mr. Martin, appointed a baron
tW thu Exchequer.

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RATING TIIE NEW RIVER COMPANY.
On the motion of Mr. Wren, a return was ordered
of the assessment and the amount of the rate annually
pail, by the directors of the New River Company, for the
relief of the poor, in the parish of Saint Mary, Islington,
is the county of Middlesex, for the years 1840 to 18.50, in-
alum re.
COUNT HAYNAU.
On the motion of Mr. HENRY thivemomo, copies
of, or esiracts from, all the correspondence which has
taken pine. between the govcrnm' at of Great Britain
mail that of Austria, on the subject of the assault committed
is London on Count Harnett, a general in the service of his
Imperial Majesty, were ordered.
CGVFM-STRKET (DUBLIN) RAVINGS BANK.
Mr. REYNOLDS wished to know whether the Chancel-
lor of the litchequer intended during the present {Mil IMA to
CZ). Ir vote of money to make up the defalcutums in this
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he
believed his hon. friend wan aware that in the vote which
be proposed last year he went to the full extent of, and
rasher beyond the wishes of some member. of the commit-
tee. and that being the case, he could nut propose any addi-
tional vote.
REYNOLDS begged, then, to give notice that he
would on as early day move that the house should go into
committee with the view of authorising a further payment.