The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-23 00:00:00

N"ricEs 31.110N5.

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.11,1.eman Lawrence To ask the Secretary of State
Hon., Dep.. intent if he intends to proceed, ou
i t) next, with the Metropolitan Improvements Bill.
, Leon brought in by the hon. member fur the-

hon:'thembrr for Rath.

31: .114 royd—To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign
if he has received ally communication from the
guese government favourable to the negotiation of a
••• :y of llollllllel,e 111.11 the situ., terms us the French
provaled that Portuguese wines, although of a
_lier degree 14 woof than Fiench wines, Inc whiatted at
. I.ite of duty ; and, whether he will lay the eorre-
aideucc
111.11 tile tilde of the house,
)1.. Bag:rill -To ask the hon. member for East Norfolk
• la I the tithes of the %%lathy rectory, the purchase of
so, ititer•••4 it. which was stated 111 the lith re-
: ..; of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to have been left
beeolllll the property of the commis-
, k, ,•j. 1,, but, 1111,116011 is made of any decision in
;at 1-th report.

- sir lieach—To ask the Secretary of State for the
11,:ve Deli:alluvia whether. in accordance with Clausen
1.111,1iC 111,11 th Act of last session, the nuisance
Morita, throughout the country generally, and 'sir-
• eA: .t Is iii the east of Loudon, 'mire m.tde regulations for
*the number of persons who may occupy a house
a is 1. t ii, lodgings, tor the registration and inspection
• 11.,-1,11. :111.1 tor en f orcuig other provisions containetl
t!,.• vl., vse. and if the nuisance authorities of the Inure
• pipe hilted parishes Live nut applied for power to
sue!, Ergul.itions; and whether it is not advisable
.• thee steps should he taken by parliament in
r tot 1111110, tilt is to do so.

ar .1. C. Jervoi.e To ask the Vice-President of the
.u.ltt, of Council for Education whether he Las

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:1,-1 to the weekly returns, Nos. 67, GS, 119, of the
tt!, l'hyle Inquiry, "no cattle were slaughtered in
•,;.• •,;auce of Inning in contact with infected animals ;"
of have been sdaughtered healthy;
;I; • repot t of the commissioners, p. xvii., states
;Lc " th.- hope .4 thus arresting its march diminishes, the
.;;.,Ide waste increases, and the sense of hardship tends
: • 1,-euille houpportable :" and whether the time has not
.oar when this portion of the report might be attended to
aithuu,t d..nger.
r•doi.el Iktritelot—Midt Tax—Select committee to in-
into the operation of the malt tax.
Mr. Jasimr More—Malt Tax—Ou Colonel Barttelot's
;otiou fur a Cferrillg the malt duty to a select committee,
i.; move that the appointment of a select committee on the
1,:a4 duty is ineape; tient until the house shall have learnt
rutil the financial statement of the Chancellor of the Ex-
tocquor the views mad intentions of her Majesty's govern
kaut iu rtspect of such duty.
The (itonor Dun- -County Treasurer (Ireland) —Bill to
•Lineu.l the law relating to the office of county treasurer
o Ireland.

Mr. J. A. Smith—Sale of Liquors on Sunday—Bill for
further regulating the sale of fermented and distilled
liquors on Sunday in England and Wales.
Mr. Olteilly—lntoxicating Liquors (Ireland)—Bill for
further regulating the sale of fermented and distilled
liquors on Sunday in Ireland.
Mi. litiatchbullitiugesoen—On second reading of Sale
o.f Lund by Auction Bull, to move that it be read a second
time this day ei auuuths.