The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-19 00:00:00

EDUCATION IN

The Earl of i flak" 70; I. o.k tics 4,;;;71a *amber
it was their Intention durtag the yrmont 'mien te latrodoce
a mamma foe the improvement of the "yam et alutatioa
floodead. He explained to the house that the salerbe of
mhoolcoastan to Scotland were regulated by the swap of
the prim of wheat. Now, he woo of opinion that Whose
salaam were Axed at too or a Bela. Noe was ilie all; there
wee aorettriagallowance,• matter which owlealy ought Mho
eamdmi. b many Other points the Scotch man weedefeo-
time. There's" a* system of impervision. Thepertalth/
gam, low, fa the main a goad one, required slip-
take to lie Mate of the day. Melly in the Leger
b might wee this the was. It was Its °puke thet with
some moddicatione the ems now spas la educational
maim in Soothed might be far mere advantageously es-
peathal. Thin wee growing up is Scotland a mat el
iamb belormedirim la their character beams the wing-
eities sod the pima irked.. An measure to harem the
▪ slam *aid ite by the govemamt.
&MINA wee divided into two parties, and tf soy mama*
were to be brought to by any pries* ;mos, it would mar
tartly ananote tram one of thole partlee, and meet with the
opposition of the other. It was the duty of gammas. Is •
cm like this to acr ea era orator bet wen the twoestreenepartbm.
He bad every hope that goverment would be ebb Is bring
la • till which, trout its 'moderato Mae, would meet wt b the
of MI pates.
"Earl of DERBY add that with regard to the in-
plummet of the eel .r'es of eolloolmestere In Soothed, of aU
ometom when that subject wee ell creed ft had ban al-
nalt'ed on all aides that they ought to be lacemeed. Dair-
ies ,ately however, the queate,n was, as the noble awl bad
Intimated, so Bizet up with the party feeling adelleg
bevel* the two greet bat • Into which Scotism/ was
divided, that aqtring hod ever boas dose in the matter.
Wbl regord to the other portions of the table earl's ad-
dress, particularly that part In which be had stated that
la thought the government might Introduce a measure which
woulddame everOody, he (Lord Derby) must my that
el he had every wish to do so (a laugh) he meek
• the poseibility of soeceeding. He would only state
to the home that the Lord Advocate was Is cometant comma.
arcade' with Scotch members on the subject ; bet he could
not say whether It would be possible to introduce a WU this
sation.

Laid CAMPBELL said that although the dilleallies
which would surround gay general swan wars great. he
thought esteathiag might bend
dose to remedy the sego attmd-
the
fattetbehat salaries peid to sehnobeaeleeu
BROUGHAM odd that the situation of Beath
schoolmasters was seteadaktaa, cad salogistd the c.Adoat of
the bee Pore of Beellead is the matter.

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Tee sahj.ct 'he. do Aped, eed
The how* adjoarstd at Ave mianta put 6.

HOUSE OF COIIIIOI4B.—FILIDAY, FEB. 18.
The home met at the weal hone.

RE-ELECTION OF MEMBER.
Mr. WRITISIDI took tin maths mad Ms meat for t►a U.
will of Dablia.

WARIEST.

Mr. T. BUNCOMBE., at tb. request of Mr. Secretary
!falcon., postponed till Monday Me question relative to
the approOstion of the site of the late Smithfield marker,
the visit Me. groatlersan stating tbat the totreryondenos bed
not been carried at by lie depirtment, sad that he bed re-
ceived it se reemtly that he bad not bad time to go
*tough R.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
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Sir N. N. LYTTON brought up paws relative to the
eolvny of Bridal' Columbia.
They were ordered to lie ort the tilde end to be plated.