The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-07 00:00:00

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/MPIaItIAL PARLIAMMt. '
"woo or LORDS.—MOZiDAT, ?Girt' G.
The LOAD Chuelonwne took hie mat ea the woolsack at
Na del**.
The Prime of War= was pent and at upon theorem
leaelem
Thu Ihrl of BRAVTESBURY preseated a Obi=
from the inn:diem of the poor of the Whiteohspel Mika
againet the appetetateat of Roman catholic priest/ to. work-
booms and solv.
Loa OOLVILLE of MUMS presented • petitioo
from Norfolk. pr.von for isquiry into conventual and
mimistio ootablislualenta.

PRIVATE BUSINESS.
rue Isle of Wight Pam Bill, the Humbug Reflway sad
Pier 801, ad the Vulva: and Bonehurch Tramway
pined the soma reading.
NETLEY AND WOOLWICH HOSPITALd.
The Earl of DALHOUSIE row tcell attention to the
audition of the military hospitals iol Woolwich,
and to inquire of the gay far War whether the vote of
6,0001. was all that was in to be applied to the moo-
taa of a landing place at Holley, and whether the hospital
at Woolwich was istaded fora general military hospital or
ally for the use of the garrison at Woolwich.
Earl DE GREY sad RIPON angled that the sum asked
for Netloy Hospital was quite aufficiant, as it was only la.
Undid to construct a pier of 200 yards, but It neeemary a
more texteetrive structure would be erected. With
to Woolwich it was lauded for a pseud militaryV
pita, and would be smoducted an the same priaciplis se a
paral hospital in time of war.
Some observations followed from the Earl of Mu-
borough, Earl Graaville, and the Earl of Longford.
The Duke of CAINIBRIDGE said he muss bear tastimmy
to the foot that the libseality shown by the War-calm in
this matter Wane wail btstoireel, and though be thought,
and always had thought, that it was very_ objectionable to
have expensive fittinp in a hospital if it was powdble
to avoid them, he oonsidered that the liberality that had
boon bestowed in *imam bed been well eassiiitivid, sad was
very satisfactory. He did sot pretead he eats, into the
building cootroverey about OM sad glare- (a lankt4
moat leave that to more scientific Minds ; bet he w.
bore testimony to the great coevenienco and comfort w
yes experienced is the new hospital at Raley. Haley was
a great recome, sawithetanding what fell from the noble
esti (Dalhousie). It was near contemplated that tbare was
not to be a pier ; lint it was justly felt that that was me of
tit* details which most follow the gentral Wil& It wu
thought &arable first to finish the balding, sad then to
look after the details. It was hardly fair, thereto's, to my
that the hospital could net be approached. With Tehran,
to the hospital at Woolwith than meld only judged it whoa
it was oceuPed, which it wu not at prevail
The subject &en dropped, aid
Their lordship sdjoanied at 25 minute' to 7 o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.-MONDAY, Dimwit 6.

Tits Sew= took the chair at 4 o'clock.
NEW MEMBER.
Mr. Moonz took the oaths and his seat for novena•
The hoc. member vas introduced by Mr. O'Fisrall and

Mr. O'Reilly.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The following bah were reed a wend time :—Bremaa
and Llawdevery Jumbos Railway, Broker/ Reeds sad
Reels, East Somerset Extend= Railways,
Chatham, and Dover Railway (No. 1), MiekUmer UT=
School,. Senningdal• sod winking) Town Railway, and
Winchester Comment' Water and Gas.
Mr. KITFORD asked the President of the Poor-law
Board, if he intended to being in a Mil thh session to Garry
out the remoneendations of lb. Poor-ism ossamithee with
respect to unions and perishes under Gilbert.
lir. VILLIKRS saki the animists" on the Poor-laws rw-
ociontended that the osalaal authority should have the
same power over anions cedar Gilbart's Aat, as over Wows
ender the Poor-law Act, sad it was hie intention whom he
introduend the bill for the renewal of the Poor-law Ooln-
minim to make provision tar that papaw.

LICENSING LAWS.
Yr. LAWSON asked the Saerthary of State far the
Bonne Departoseet whether, the house having refused to
deal with the Wear* laws by say private bill. ha Dow hi.
tended to introduce say public or geteral iessoare for
resnedyiag tail evils inffided os the public by those laws.
Sir G. GREY laid be stated is • dissuasion os lb. sub-
ject the other night that it was not his intention to intro-
duo. a bill on UN subject.

GUNPOWDER MAGAZINES.
Mr. Serjeact lELNOLLICE 'eked the Under-Seentary
of State for War, whether any alteration had bean, or WSJ
about to b.l mei ig ibe getout of storing gunpowder in
pulls *pawls asiguialib
air 0. GREY said that the question of private isagorises
lad been *aired into by °alma Boxer, and • sommitta•
of Ave oBosa had bees appointed to anoint into the
stowage of gunpowder in 'aeronaut insgasises. nat
committee bad not made ** report, but be lisped Won
the
bong be ibis to lay a bill me the subject before
to bona.

ENCLOSURE OF FIJUIER COMMON.
Mr. LEFEVRE, in the themes of Mr. Dooms, asked
the Secretary to the Treasury whether his Mined= bad
been celled toe provithinal ceder of the Emiesure Commie•
Moores for the apportionment of Fulmer-ememen, within
twenty miles of London sad four tam of the ammo/
Slough sod Uxbridge • and whether be would nadertake
that all further seam should be stayed in the matter until
the report of the Ocaunittee on Commas and Opal Spaces
bad been prevented to the house.
Mr. F. PEEL said the Enclosure Cmarnissimers were dis-
posed to reoaniniand the enclosure of the common, but be
did not know whether it would be proper to give the un-
dertaking proposed in the question. The enclosure
could not, however, take place unless confirmed by set of
parliament, and when the bill relating to commons and en.
clown was brought in it would be competent for the hoe.
member to move the omission of this particular conimon.