The Express.
London, England, 1853-05-07 00:00:00

PUBLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

Tun Bunorr.—By Col. BOYLE, from From., against
the inertias, of the dug on the timings of the tea and to-
bacco dealers ; Hr. PAIGE, from the dm of Lundy Foot
and Co., of Dublin, complaining of the reduction of the
duty on foreign manufactured tobacco; Captain BUN-
, BURY, from the inhabitants of the county of Carlow,
against the extension of the income tax to elreland ; Mr.
MEAGHER, from the Town Council of Waterford, against
the extension of the income tax to Ireland; Mr. FRENCH,
from Ballinasloe, against the extension of the income tax to
Ireland. _ _______ _ _

TA=NS ox MeowLinoi.—By Mr. BOWYER, from the
members of the Dondelk Mechanics' Institution, against.
Amortize' CiRTIPICATE Dort.—By Col. BLAIR,
from the procurators practising in the Sheriff Courts in Ayr-
shire ; Mr. THICKNESSE, from anoraks and law students
et Wigan, for retaining stamp duty of 1251. and abolition
of all the certificate duty. By Mr. FOLEY, from the at-
tarnish@ of Redditr-h ; Mr. H. W. WICK HAY, from the
attornies and solicitors practising in the benumb of Brad-
ford, Yorkshire ; Mr. MOFFATT, from the @elicitors of
Ashburton; Mr. STRUTT, from Nailer= ; for the
repeal of.
MA MILIAOR WITH A DECEASED Wine. Siam—Mr. W.
LASLBTT, from Stourbridge, signed by mileitors,
gentlemen, manufacturers, tradesmen ethers, to the
number of 233 ; Hon. C. HANSI:Rift
& ban the towns of
Roes, Rembridge and Monmouth, sinsimblull=ai-
rum, town councillors, di soli-
citors, a gentlemen, en aai to the
cumber of 391, 25 of these being mended manse; Mr.
LASLBTT, from the town of Stourbebles. Aped by sur-
geons, solicitors, gentlemen, manufacturers, henimon sad
others, to the number of 233 ; in favour of.
BEPRIMENTATION OP TEI LONDON UN/VRIMITT.—Mr.
J. H. PHILLIPS, from mayor and inhabitants of Haver-
fordwest, in favour of forming the Univenity of London
into a parliamentary constituenc_y.
OPENING OP TEI CRYSTAL PALACE ON 811NDAYS.-•-By
Mr. BUTLER, from the clergy and inhabitants of South
Hackney, against. Also numerously signed by the working
men of that parish to the same effect.
GOVIIINMIXT EDUCATION BILL.—By Mr. COBDEN,
from the independent congregation at Doncaster ; Mr.
CROSSLEY, from the congregational board of ministers in
and about the cities of London and Westminster ; against.
Tan BALLOT.—By Mr. KENNEDY, from the county
of Louth, in favour of.
TENANTS' COMPENSATION BILL.—Mr. KENNEDY,
from inhabitants of the parish of Tennonfieken, county of
Loath ; in favour of Mr. Sedum Shee's Tenants' Compen-
sation Bill.

—i'ooifearze.—By Admiral WALCOTT, from the guar-
dians of the Chrio-`-nh (Hants) Union, complaining that
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tho rates id present raised for the -wind of the rior ire
manifestly unjust, and that all kinds of property should be
made to contribute to the common burthen.
UNITIRILTT (SCOTLAND) BILL.—By Sir G. MONT-
GOMERY, from the presbytery of Peebles, against.
PAULLANINTART PAPSIIS.—By Mr. ATHERTON,
from Durham Mechanics' Institute for.
Hscaszr Cannisons BILL.—By Lord D. STUART,
from J. Willing, an omnibus advertisement contractor,
against the clause in the Hackney Carriages Bill prohibit-
ing the ezhiliition of advertising bills inside or outside
entnibume.

PILOTAOE BILL.—By Mr. T. MITCHELL, from owners
and agents of steamboats and sailing vessels, to the amount
of 300,000 tons register, against certain provisions of.