The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-21 00:00:00

by his tries& behind him. The hosourable stem. I
bee for Meethester bad said, that be
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laud hi ...ef that eve poor mu m would bail b.ea
Inns thenl he was if it hail set beent fur his meestuts
That hen member waited abou Manchester, but did
not within his (Sir W. Jelti(e's) pert of the
country, Lir he could snore bile that the cobdition of the
people le es iblinitely wore, sad that his magratulations
Mould ke seything but satittoetory.
Mr. ROZBUCIL said at this period of the masks they
might LOP* boss dotes something for the benefit of the
b) pude' some of the limey bills sow lying cn the
tabillitln• they bad poised the tame in a discussion rather
more suited to a debating club. There was no pre-
position before the house which the government
Meld deal with; these was so proposition before
the bow, epos whisk any private umber could give an
wpfakm, but they had been called upon by the right hon.
goallem.o, who had grown grey in the service of the
es the 20.1. July, at the time them was the greatest pressure
of bushier.% to discourse upon whet, he was pleased to say,
tree a simple prisosition respecting the finances, and the
taxation u Lich should be imposed. The right boo. gentle-
man was going to bring forward a proposition, bet he found
his coure.i• not equal to the task, and be shirank from his
propoeit, aby merely nuking a euggeMion. They had so
matter i.vtere them which could be bossed to a Tattoos'
sesselusioo, and Is ceder to raise a question before the
house, he would move that the MOM do sow adjourn.
The SPEAKER, is putting the question, observed that
the bow would remember that en a motion of this nature
a committee had recommended that use pact icem the house
should be adhered to, and that every member should speak
inky to the question before the hooey. sliest, hear.)
Mr. BANK ES did not rise to second the motion for ad-
. at, but to speak on the question of adjournment.
rereluld put it to the boa. member whether he thought it
mould promote the despatch of public business, end if he cid
sot, be thought he might without difficulty induce him to
withdrew the motion. There had been a dune bon
which nolcidy but the hon. member for fibefileld thought
misappliel. It was a suggestion which, favourably received,
was • 5. question for discuaion before the conclusion of the
present sossiou. The hon. member for Sheffield was known
to esti rtme peculiar opinions, and to advocate them in &man-
ner peculiar to himself, bat he would not succeed in ezpedi-
tine the business of the housed he punned this course. He
hoped th. butts* would now hear the observations of the hon.
member for Midhksez, which might u well be submitted to
the house. The interposition ot the hos. member for the
West 'tiding had not, in the slightest degree, facilitated the
object .4 the debate.
Oa the suggestion of the CIUNCILLOIL or VIZ Elam
nous,
Mr. Roanrca withdrew kis motion for as adjournment.
On the question that the Speaker do sow leave the chair,
Mr. 0811ORNB said, that as probably he should not have'
another oasortunity, he would now bring forward his motion.
If they wished that he should do so to-morrow, he
would do so, but he gave way on a went occasion,
sot because he thought the question had been sufficiently
discussed, but he felt that tho question he wee about to sub-
mit to the aotiee of the house, was so important in its nature
that he did sot wish to organise those gentlemen, who
generally went under the designation of the Muchoster
school, in hostility against the motion, which be was about to
briag forward.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER give notice
kir to-morrow.
Mr. OSBORNE.—In compliance with the suggestion of
the right hon. peados= be would give notice, that, on
bringing up the report tomorrow, he should move for any
papers voinected with the advance of the Russian troops into
the kingdom of Hungary.
The house then irreirratts committee of Ways and Means.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved the
vote of the Consolidated Fund, Surplus of Ways and Means,
and Transfer of Aids.
The house resumed, and the Chairman reported the Ti.
sslatioos.
Various bills were savanna a stage, and the other orders
having been disposed of, the hems adjourned at half-pest 2.