The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-07 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS
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Mr. ANDERSON—SSioat cormitteet to inquire iMo
aster alleged griever:4e the inhabitants of Orkney
avi BlNlliad, aperethes a hapedimert to the doe
derloperet of the ledeseriel nem= of these finds
/skit eseamittes to itie ire the penetheiffilly d Moe-
OM net end Nap iilsg am, maw et transit Man Mk
Prairies by stem sulgaties with Irk; Palffivalair af
that gore( lt whisk le men maletaked by the seffithreein
oldie lest litho tealpeny Wanes Boesky sad Ohs, sad
by die steen-vesethe et boo Majesty between Alerted*
Yalta, and Mandl's&
Mr. allarever-141 for the hells., esermgement of the
debars end Irma murales of Ireland, and the better
resureltrt Minipills of ell einkseeimiEW the mama.
Ined Ahnemes Mktg kr Mgt* to take fut.
malt stops ker Ike esbffivrets
_gnome arm, as soon as
gmelleabk, of MI MOM= Is Wend ami Woke, the pope-
Mho et which rue& kor theresd rob.
Mr. Arronirwr-Gmthome.rniest committee, to inquire
,tats the condition end masomment et the river Dee, and of
Melded filers and harbors ti ingami and Wales.
11r. B. Bithowne—Deailed seems of ell the exoessers St-
rewed by the Admiralty esel ether amenneenta for experi-
mnts, sad alterations soosequent Iltemen, en the various
neemen built or purehred by the gerrememmat during the
M flee ye ere.
Mr H. W. Banana—Seleet committee to Writs into the
ordition of the labouring poor in frank and consider
what remedies are applicable to relieve than and raise their
Led CI Bemuses—Select ortmittee to inquire into the
osemenewss of 'be Boni of Trade and navigation returns. in
rum* of the importances of sugar front the British West
lather the several moths of the year 1847.
Ns H. Butheuer—Bll to cause the vows of the electors
ribs slestiona of member to serve in parliament to be taken
by way of ballot.
Dr. BORROW—Select committee to inquire into the con-
stitution and efficiency of the Board of Audit. To call
attention to the returns from the Shannon Navigation Com-
milkoa, avowing that no proper eeeounta have been furnished
to the Andradise for nearly ten years. and that 130,0001. of
the pebble warrens morunted for at the pr.smt
neatest T. call the entries of parliament to tae griev-
ances tithe Maltese.
Mr. B. Caneeth,--Itetens, by the Lords of the Treasury,
et the Gems of money which linnebeen per ant et the pubbe
Ws for or towards the rebuilding, repair., or alterations
at way thee of the bootee and priors belonging to the
ama Charitable Institution of the Military Knights of
Windsor, in Windsor Castle, beyond the sum of 3,1001. paid
oat of the public moseys for or towards the same in 1843;
and ahe beyond the sea of 7.0001. in Sir Jeffry Wyatville's
Mints of 140,0001., dated Windsor Castle, the 17th day of
toms 1830; also peel est of the public moneys for or to-
wnies/se Name in 11189 wr 1831; and stating, is inch return
thereat, if any sad what our of money here been, end
ethein=eitkeressiZarenema and Canons of Windsor or the
for Begird, in respect of the
aid yam et 3,1001. art 7,60111., or of any other sums which
soy bane been pail he the same out of the public moneys to
the Lords of the Treamay, mad by them afterwards accounted
for is the public wet es so paid out of and from the an-
maid note god tomovol besot the lands end titbesof the new
donation or of the old dirties, granted by the crown for teat
purpose, and for *thermopile, and with the charitable trusts,
esproviding thereby teethe =internee and other exigencies
of the solitary knights of Windsor; and which annual
rents and renewal fines are stated la the enure thereinto
the house by the Dean and Canons of Windsor, being the
session paper in 1837, No. 240, to have produced to them an
average income of 22,4751. per annum. And also a return,
by the Lords of the Tfellitley, retaining copies of the me-
morials and of the-letters which have parsed in the Corre-
spondence between the Commissioners of Woods, Forests,
and Public Buildings, and the Military Knights of Windsor,
or on their behalf, relative to either the former or the pre-
sent repairs and alterations to their houses in Windsor
Castle. Alas, copies of the communfrations letween the
Lords of the Treasury and the Criminate, of Woods, Fo
rots, and Public Buildings, in reference to either
the former or the present of re repairs and
alterations, and of their lemitidp• went directions
or orders to them to make each repairs and alters
lions, and in reference to the sumo of 1001. and of 6901, pro
Tided and appearing fir soma of ink repairs and alterations
is the estimate of the potable ems ten the regain and
works now requiring to be done et Wieder Castle, in the
year ending the 31st day of Mark 111113, es stated in the ap-
pendix, at pages 16, 21, 22, end 33, et the report of the
select committee on the mdestileneeme estimates of the
present session, printed by the wren of the house on the
27th day of July last.
Mr. Cillithre—Aegeno to bee Majesty, praying that she
will be gra reek plowed Is direst that no grant of Van-
couver's nand, or ot soy peaks= therein, shall be made to
the Hudson's Bay Orem moth a report has been laid
wpm the table of the bens esetairin the result of the Ja-
rmey pang ire the governmest by that company of
tis eniesehe at present noblest to its vole, and until that ree•
port bee been soodenot by Vie leer
Viscount Duncer—a•appeinemmt of a committee to
retinue the inquiry fate the resagement of her Majesty's
woods, forests, land reumusa, and beard of works.
Duren--Commaltese etthe whole house on the acts
which prohibit the pow* ad maaufacture of tobacco in
the United Kingdom. Select sonnaittee to inquire into the
working and efficiency of the vor law in Ireland. Return
(made up to the 30th day of August, 1848) of all Akan of
the army between the ranks of field marshal and major, both
inclusive, who have served due 1816, or ate serving at pre-
sent, in the household troops whether cavalry or foot
guards stating the dates of each onamiation they have
held,whether they are colonels of regiments employed on
the staff, or hold any employment, civil or military, under
the crown, and whether on full or half pay, or have sold out
of the service.
Sir D. L. Evan—lnstruction to the committee, on
army and ordnance setimata, to inquire into the expediency
of modifying the regulation respecting the ration stoppages
charged in irregular or varying proportions against the al-
diery in our various stations at home and abroad, with a
view to the discipline and contentment of the troops, and as
to the expediency of lowering, in some small degree the
maxima., price at present chargeable to the soldier for his
ration. Ake, to move that the petition presented upon the
19th day of May, 1848, from 28 officer of the retired full
pay list, may be referred to the tame committee, with en in-
struction that the grounds of the complaint of these officers
be investigated.
Mr. EWA'S, reduction of the rate. now charged on letters
armed between the United Kingdom and the colonies and
India, and between the several adores and parts of Indian-
✓estively. Beleet committee on the existing public libraries
in Great Britain and Ireland, and on the best means of esta-
blishing and extending public libraries, freely open to the
public, in oar large towns. Repeal of the duty on adver-
tisements.
Mr. Fonerza—fkleet committee to consider and report
upon the policy or continuing the grand jury system at the
Central Criminal Court and Middleeex Session.
Mr. Fumes—Bill to grant to the oommien' loners of land
tax in counties the power of juthes of pore in matters re-
lating to county rates.
Sir B HaA—Bakte4 orunittee to inquire into the coat of
the maintenance tithe neetropolirn pollee.
Mr. HAMILTON—That, Ia order to consolidate and
Ltz=o e ono& between Great Britain and Ireland,
toe promote the interests of the British empire, it is
expedient that, se far sposeible, a complete identity should
be established between Saitland and Inland as regards laws,
institutions and administration; and that an
humble rarer be premented to her Majesty, praying that
her Mainly will be graciously pleased to take Weeenies for
neertainiagata=at mere this oldest can bestmo Mean-
lie WAS—That, having had nada our onsidemelles
the evidence taken by the lase of this house end of
the House of Leeds, appointed to iagiro into the erns of
the commercial distress in 1847 end Udbig that
to the antimony of a great trey of the intelligweiria
ffienced wanner saluted =minder by tier cow
natters, the distress which had arises frees Tarbes sera
was greatly aggravated by the leatrictive provisions at the
Bank Charter Act of 1864 (without mote medal atlas of
which eindler disasters might, ender einsmennese of the
same description, beljudy apprehended), this- here is of
opinion that the said act ought to be amended.
Mr. Bono—Bill to give to the parries et OW Pul-
liam, and Kameington, the two member that were formerly
allotted the booms! of Sabath is Buffoll, to complete the
suers of reprenentethos is MI Howes of Cremona. That
whenever, at MI sissies of ere hosobor to serve in parlia-
ment, • miss et bribery be premed balsa • conseittee ap-
prated to try the write of the said Arks, this bore will
order the person giving and the person resolving each bribe
to be prosecuted by her Majesty's Attorney-General. That
this kora, as at present eiratitated, does not fairly repre-
sent the population the property, or the industry of- the
country, where its admen ward inereaelag disantentin
the minds of a large portion of the pee l& ; and it is
therefore expedient, with a view to amend the national re-
presentation, that the elective franchise shall be so ranted
as to include all householders • that votes shall be taken by
ballot ; that the duration of Parliaments shall set exceed
thin:rate= and that the apportionment of member
to 'shall be made mon equal. That all armies
be d before the hone within six weeks after the ottoting
of parliamest. Select committee, to inquire into the
ties of the sots for anew of supennnuatton to c=
and others In the merit public departments; and whether
the power gives by these sets bas not bees greatly shwa,
sod matey pram able to pecker the duties of their Moo
have been improperly slimed to retire ea seriese,
addle other person have beset appointed to IS each mow
arc in their stead, thereby meths a large and anew
unto& and reekkg fond.
Inous--Address to bar Majesty that she will
be graciously pleased to take, la easernien with beg oilier,
thisst effeetive imeammee kr thelmelenigremita ettbe slave
ark. Bill fns facidtaikg awl leselkhgliesiontopos otßri,
fish subjects inter as Mem reolliog bikers' ; in
the rest of her Majesty** jpeerremtnet way such
reeenr. Bill for altering the law of amerment,
milerenos to tithe rest theme; to the rest Mbar Mr
=rivisoomot not propane' any amok immento.
ftereepy of emy eemnuilestion been the LIM
M beinnAte the Zed Grey, co the nolgon of the ralf•
sop rates of the Zeman catholic
nrs=jah communketion the Rail Grey adverted
Is Ms effeenkr despot& et the Mk day ',Nov., 1847. Ate
errs brow • I ray arooloohoolos from the Bari of Cler
resat:wateeny parer or gookthemeribed se se Aashhhker
attain aflame, is the edger of tt eaprratLelk=
140e—That it is *spiked that a
be mkt* law town& the nrilsoare of the seekligi.
RommseMelie okra rereling religiose trine= in Iwo
lair.
Mr. 1111/moos—To move the following reeolstiome: I.
That, cossidering the megnitude et the maridne cram=