The Express.
London, England, 1866-04-14 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS FOR THE
ENBIIING WEEK.

The following notion of motions and orders of
the day stead In the order-book of the House of Commoak,
for Use easaiegrareek :
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MONDAY, APRIL 16.
Owe= or Tia DAY.
Representation of the People Bill--adjourned debate on
amendment on second reading ; Write Registration (Soot-
loud) Bill—moond read ;Summary Procedure (Scotland)
Bill—second reading ; Trusts (Scotland) Bill, second
reading; Lunacy Acts (Scotland) Amendment Bill—
second reading • Commons (Metropolis) Bill, second
reading ; Merchant Shipping Act (1634) Amendment
Bill—second reading ; Waterworks Bill—second reading ;
Customs Duties (Isle of Man) Bill—second reading
Drainage Maintenance (Ireland) Bill—mound reading
Crown Leads Bill—second reading ; Diveros and liabfl
moniai Comma Bill—emend reading ; Poordaw Officals
Superannuaboa (Scotland) Bill—committee ; Exchequer
and Audit Departments Bill—cOmmittee ; Railways
Clean= Bill—eemmittee •, Cattle Amuranoe
mittee ; Supply—committee ; Ways and Mearre—corn-
mittee ; Pubic Libraries Act Amendment Bill—com-
mitteet Pestmastber-Oeneral Bill—committee.
Nommen or MOTIO/18.
Mr. Marsh—To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer
whether the government has oome to any final determine-
tem with regard to the promised bill for the redistribution
of seats. What boroughs, if any, are to be amalgamated
with others ; what, if any, are to be totally disfranchised ;
what are to be partially disfranchised ; and how the seats
taken .from those boroughs are to be distributed. And
whether it is the intention of the government to kelp ties
views on these subjects concealed flour the members of the.
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present bill.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer—To ask Sir Fitzroy
Kelly whether he will consent to parne, if necessary,
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of the debate on the Representation of the People Bill.
The Attorney-General—Forfeiture for Treason and
Palmy Abolition—Bill to abolish forfeiture for treason
and felony, and to make other provisions in relation
thereto.
The Attorney-General—Bankruptcy Law Amendment,
he.—Bill to amend and consolidate the law relating to
bankruptcy in England, and to abolish imprisonment for
debt en final process.
Mr. Hunt—Trade in Animals Committee—That it be an
instruction M the select committee on trade in animals
that they inquire how far it. is desirable and practicable
for animals brought by sea to porta in the United Kingdom
to be slaughtered or quarantined at the port of landing,
and to report their opinion thereon to the hones. That
the committee do consist of 21 members. That Sir
Edward Dering, Mr. Wilbraham Egerton, Mr. Carnegie,
Mr. Leader, Mr. Read, and Mr. Holland be added to the
committee.
Mr. Smollett—On second marling of Writs Registration
(Scotland) Bill, to move that it be read a second time upon
this day six months.
Sir J. Fergusson—On emend restlimi of Summary Pro-
cedure (Scotland) Bill, to move that it be read a second
time upon this day six months.
Mr. O'Beirne—After second reading of Merchant Ship-
ping Act (1554) Amendment Bill, to move that the bill be
inferred to a select committee, and that it be an instruc-
tion to the committee also to consider the operation of the
Merchant Shipping Act of 1854, and report to the house
✓ich amendments in that act, if any, as they shall iron-
eider necessary for the better protection of the public in-
terests and those of the mermutile marine of this country.
Turrinar, Aram 7.
Wombs or Momosta.
Mr. Fawcett—To ask the Secretary of State for the
Home Department when the government will introduce
their promised measure for the extension of the Factory
Acts. And whether the government has considered the
desirability of regulating the employment and education al
children who are employed in agriculture.
Pim F. Kelly—Malt Doty—That upon any future re-
Weston of indirect taxation, this home will take into
consideration the duty upon malt, with a view to its im-
mediate reduction and ultimate repeal.
Mr. Neat•—Malt Duty—As an amendment to Sir
F. Kelly's motion, to move that in the present state of the
taxation and resources of the country it is the duty of
parliament to make provision for the systematic reduction
of the national debt, and not to sanction any proposal for
any repeal or change of taxes which is likely to be
attended with a diminution of the revenue.
Mr. S. Cave—Mines Assessment—Bill to amend the law
in England and Wales with =torture to the assessment of
mines to the relief of the poor.
Mr. H. B. Sheridan—Phe Insurance—To move the fol-
lowing resolution :—" That in the opinion of this house •
further reduction of the duty on fire insurances would
have a tendency to bring within the protection of insurance
a large amount of the pressed uninsured property of the
oountry, and at the mane time materially improve the
chance of the repayment to the revenue of the amount
lost by the previous reductions of the duty; and that
therefore it is expedient that • further reduction of the
duty should be made at the earliest opportunity.
Mr. Hubbard—Fire Insurance—As an amendment to
Mr. Sheridan's resolution, to move, that the character
of the fire insurance duty being that of a tax on property,
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the weseatelthefaudduentypurovipen-
grounds which involve the continued imposition of a tax
unsuitable as a source of revenue.
Mr. Hankey—Metropolis Water Supply—Select com-
mittee to inquire into the water supply of the metropolis.
Tomes Election—Mr. Bouverie—Gcsumission of inquiry.
Great Yarmouth Election—Mr. Mowbray--Commission
of inquiry.

ORDERS Or THE DAT.
Grand Juries Presentment (Ireland) Bill- second read-
ing ; Poor Persons' Burial (Ireland) Bill—committee
Marriages (Ireland) Bill-neoond reading ; Superannuation
(Officers Metropolitan Vestries and District Dosrds) Bill—
committee.

WEIVMDAT, APRIL 1.8.
ORDERS OF THZ DAY.
Public Companies Lill—second rcwling ; Hop Trade
Bill—second reading ; Bank Notes (Ireland) Bill—second
reading ; Entail (Scotland) Bill—second reading ; Prose-
cution Expenses Bill—committee ; Inns of Court Bill—
second reading ; Art Bill (Lords)—couunittee ; Thames
Navigation Bill—second reading.
THURIMAY, APRIL 19.
OittiEn or THE DAY.
Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill—Adjourned debate on
second reading (16th March).

Norm's or Moxioxs.
Sir IL Peel—Queen's University (Ireland)—Copy of
opinions and reports of the law officers of the crown for
England and Ireland as to the changes proposed by the
government in the power and constitution of the Queen's
University in Ireland, and as to the powers of the Chan-
cellor and senate under the existing charter.

FRIDAY, APRIL 20.
ORDERX oF THE DAY.
Colonial Governors (Retiring Pensions) Act Amendment
Bill—second reading ; Legitimacy Declaration, &c., Bill—
second reeding.
NOTICE.% or NOTIONS.
On going into Coininittve of Supply.
Mr. Blake—To call the attention of the Chief Secretary
for Ireland to the advantages which would be likely to re-
sult in increasing the supply of fish and affording great
additional employment, without the probability of any loss
to the government, by extending the principles of the
Land Improvement (Ireland) Act, 10 and 11 Vic., cap. 4,
and subsequent acts amending same, to the oyster and sea
fisheries of Ireland.
Mr. Maguire—To call the attention of her Majesty's
government to the serious inconvenience arising from the
too stringent exercise of the powers granted to the Irish
executive by the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act.

Tait GOVIRNMENT REFORM BILL.—The Hanley
borough petition in favour of the bill was despatched on
Wednesday night, after having been :•igned by 5,7,00 persons.
The petition from the neighbouring town of Stoke was
signed by 1,500 of the inhabitants. A petition, signed by
between 5,000 and 6,000 persons, has been for-
warded from Preston to Lord Hartington for
presentation to the Hones of Commons. Lyming.
ten, in Hampshire, has also petitioned in favour
of the bill, and a petition with the same object was
adopted at a public meeting at Abingdon, in Berkshire.
last night a public meeting was he'd at Deptford, at which
resolutions in favour of the measure were adopted.
RILTRINEINTATION OF NORTH DEVON.—We un-
derstand that (he Hon. Mark Rolle has declined to come
forward as his brother's sueoessor for North Devon ; and a
requisition is being prepared, asking Sir Stafford Northcote
to stand. Sevemel names are mentioned on the wt of the
liberal party, bat we believe nothing is as ra--Johis
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