The Express.
London, England, 1853-04-06 00:00:00

CRYSTAL PALACE.

Lord REDESDAlEpresented two petitions fres plum
in Gloucestershire (ow from the congregatiou amembling
in St. Luke's church) against opening the Crystal Palace
on Sundays.
HULL ELECTION INQUIRY.
Mr. Lutoecuana, on behalf of the Commons, demanded
a conference with their lordships, to obtain their tonsur-
mei in an address to the Crown to lame a consusindam of
inquiry into the existence of br,bery at the elastics be
K ingston-upoo-Hull. as reported by the illeatiMl 1110•1061,1.
Managers were immediately appointed, and the Goa-
ferenos took place ; and on the return of the narmorico,
The Duke of ARGYLL moved that a manse bo seat to
the Commons for the minutes of evidence takes bane the
Kingston•aptm. Hull election committee.—Agreed to.
Their lordship. then adjourned at six o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tunms, APRIL 5.
T 66 Brzeiza took the chair at 4 o'clock.
_ NEW MEMBER.

Mr FIRLDIN took the oaths and kis aeat for the borough
of Blackburn.
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PRIVATE BUSINESS.
TIMID READlNGS.—Blackburn Railway; Brighton,
Hove, and Preston Waterworks ; Cardiff Waterworks ;
Great Yarmouth Wellington Pier; Norfolk Estuary;
Preston Clu; Wakefield Soke Mills; Wolverhampton
Markets and Fairs &c. • Bills.
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BICOND RZADlNOS.—Edinburgh Waterworks (No. 2) ;
Leeds Ou (No. 2) ; Bills.

PUBLIC BUSINESS.

PETITIONS
ATSMSION or Jaws TO PARLIAMENT—By Mr.
ADDERLEY, from Ham, Staffordshire ; Mr. DEEDES,
Agra East Church, is Kent ; Sir W. JOLLIFFE, from
several parishes of Southampton; Mr. P. BENNET, from
Houghton, in Sneak, and Gadding; Lord W. GRAHAM,
from the Presbytery of Dumbarton ; Lord BURGHLEY,
from Skillington, in Lincolnshire; Mr. EVELYN, from
the clergy and deanery of North Earl Stoke, Surrey; Mr.
C. TURNER, from inhabitants of Walston, county Lan-
cute/ ; Capt. SCOBELL, from Bath ; against.
OPENING OF THE CRTSTAL PALACE ow SCNDAYS.—,
By Mr. VANSITTART, from the working men of Maiden-
hood and Sunnirghill ; Mr. W'. HINDLEY, from Sid.
month and Stockbridge; Sir J. Y. BULLER, from inha-
bitants and working men of Sheldon ; Mr. A. PELLATT,
from 517 of the working classes of lionelydown, South-
wark, and from 2,183 of the working classes of Bermond-
sey ; Mr. WIORAM, from Theme, Harpurhey, in Lanca-
shire ; All Saint's, Paddington ; Christ Church, Blackfrian;
sad lotherhithe ; the latter signed by 689 working men ;
Sir J. TROLLOPE, from Weeleyans of Spalding and Rol-
beach ; against.
CLERGT RESERVES BILL.—By Mr. EVELYN, from
the clergy of the deanery of North East Stoke, Surrey,
against.
SHERIFFS' Cocars.—By Mr. DUNLOP, from the Cham-
ber of Coalmen, of Greenock, for referring both Sheriff
Court Bills to a select committee, and for abolition of the
office of sheriff clerk principal; Mr. CRAUFURD, from
the provost, magistrates, and town council of the Burgh of
Ayr ; from the faculty of procurators practising before the 1
sheriff of Ayrshire or Ayr ; and from the magistrates and
town council of the Burgh of Oban, for reform in the
Sheriffs' Courts, and the abolition of the office of non-
resident sheriff in Scotland. Mr. LOCKHART, from rho
county of Lancaster, against the continuance of the pre-
sent system of sheriffs' depute and sheriffs' substitute.
PILOTAGE Dt iL.—By Mr. DUNLOP, from the Chamber
of Commerce, Greenock, in favour of; Mr. C. TURNER,
from the pilots of the pert of Inverness, against.
COMBINATION or WORKMEN'S BILL.—SIF. W. WIZ,
LIAIIS, from the Society of Boot and Shoemakers of
Sduthwark and Lambeth; IHr. DUNCOMBE, from Shef-
field ; miners of ;Northumberland, and Durham ; boot-
makers of London; carpenters of London; beamers of
Manchester; silk smallware weavers, Manchester; glass
bottle makers, Castleford ; united iron moulders; Birming-
ham iron wire drawers; united trades, London; Sheffield
saw handlers; Birmingham tattlers; Sudbury shoemaker
and tailors; London tailors; London type-founders ; Lon-
don Ladies' Boot and Shoeivaken' Society; in favour of.
I NCOlle TAX.—By Sir J. Y. BULLER from the medi-
cal prenttiosers of 'lsignmouth and East Budleigh ; Capt.
sconELL, from the medical professors of Bath; for an
aNneqUen in the sailjuainaent of.
84010 N Usivaziart Tears.—By Mr. DUNLOP, from
'Vatted FriMbyreetan Congregat:on, George-square,
It 1444. *NDERSON, from the session of the
.4f 'reabythriam Congregation; Mr. &LOCKHART,
slso inhabitants of 4telk.rk ; for the abolition of.
DIANaILr ox PIF I;PAT :SOL Paux ILiu,k7AT.

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—By Sir JOHN TROLLOPE, from Inhabitants of Balton;
Mr. BLACKETT, from members of the Coal Ezchange
and others, against.
INDIA.—By Mr. A. WISE, film Staff ,rd, signed by the
mayor, magistrates, and inhabitants, praying the house to
re-enact the act now existing fir another year, SO that the
legislature may make such extended inquiries as will assist
parliament to promote mote effectually the happiness, wel-
fare, and prosperity of the people of.
PraLtc HocsEs (SCOTLAND) BILL.—By Sir J. AN.
BERSON (4), from Cilasgow ; Mr. DI;SLOP, from dealers
lin mineable liquors and other inhabitants of Greenock,
against.
THe Act or G GEORGE IV., e. 129.—8 y Mr. A. PEL-
LATI', from the working glawmaken of London; Mr.
GLYN, from working men of Kendal, for an amendment
of.
PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.—By Mr. LOVEDEN, from
the Aberyatwith Mechanics' Institution, for a free distri-
bution; of.
MATNOOTII.--Ey Mt. DUNLOP, from the Commis-
sioners of the General Assembly of the Free Church of
Scotland of Kilmalie, in the county of Argyll, and the
Free Church congregation of Cockburnspath and Oldham
Stocks, ih the county of Haddington, for repeal of.
Soar DCTY.—By Mr. C. TURNER, from the Liverpool
Health of Towns Association; and Mr.PUGH, for re_pel of.
TAXES ON CARRIAGES.—By Sir J. THOLLOPE, from
efteltrnakers in the county of Lincoln, for repeal of.
Tlmesii DUTT.—By Sir W. CLAY, from shipowners of
Hull, for repeal of.
WINE Bur in.—By Mr. M. GIBSON, from inhabitants
of Manchester, for a reduction of.
CL/UNTT RATES AND EXPENDITURE BILL.—BT Sir J.
TROLLOPE, from Spalding Board of Gaarduns, in
favour of.

ACT Mt THE ENDOIPMEN'T OF THE MILITIA.—By Mr.
0. RICAIt DO, from the mayor and inhabitants of the city
of Worcester, for the repeal of.
MERCHANT SHIPPING BILL.—By Mr. C. TURNER,
from the trustees of the Liverpool Docks under the common
seal, against.
NATIONAL EDUCATION IN IRELAND.—By Mr. DUN-
LOP, from the United Presbyterian congregation,Oreenock,
for an improved system of.
CONSOLIDATED ANNI:ITIES.—By Bir T. BURKE, from
the grand jury of the county of Odway, and from the
poor-law guardians of the Balliestoke, Mount Renew, Gal-
wa_y, (fort, and Oughtererd Unions, for a remission of.
Coot' REMOVAL AND SETTLEMENT Laws.—By Mr.
PACKE, from Biddlostone, Houghton-on-the-Hill, North
Kdwortb, in the county of Leicester, for upon' of.