The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-11 00:00:00

POOR LAW MEDICAL_ OFFICERS.

Mr. B. BOOTH asked the Nobkat of the Poor-law
Board whether be Weeded daring the peeetat melon to in-
traduce any measure with the view of peddled a remedy
the grieeenese of the titer Law medical miser
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MILITIA BOUNTY.
Mr. C. LRCM salted if any order had been hated by the
War Department restrict{ the paymasters of embodied
rands regiments from pa I. men the full amount of
boaaty the to *ma at the ex tion of oath quirts in the
sureipafteme of 6e. to y
lastalments of 2d
to make this per day which they were entitled, and inetrnot-
lag them mutant .
chub( the 80 days next ensuing f b
Dora[ PEEL—NO alteration had been made in the MS.
Wien Maud in November, 1867, which left the two ways el
nc the bounty optioned to the ma The pion el
Biaa:alto them at the ram of 2d. per day hied been
an do suggestion of some Milan whitlow( that=
100=a award the 6e. they spent it la pit Mu & (A
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ECCLESIASTIC PATRONAGE.
lAA A. V. TEMPEST sake& whether • meths of the
sooleshutioal commissioners was told that day, Or 1111111 in
it.tito..s, for the purpose of enniftelne the alms el
• portion of the ehneeltlft•td•l la
&ies=Durharo, or in the a Ile sf Gat dip-
emu iir the purpose of t I 1111 81111111 • End
whether it yea the intention of es amkokaluil atiodo.
Monies to act on that principle without"( at gads. le
that hems an the justice of snob a 0111110••
Mr. URGES said a memorandum ..pithy the re-M-
-.lol*mM a the patronm• of the diftini no `the province
of Task had been omaMered at a of the eseheis-
tint etneseheieners that day, mil halft dumb •
eassesktee for the omma. um dot
tomailts• mob Us he sot be • paillma
temitmcassiell ef bate
W ci; did Est the "writ ogilliZein
Its &wen 4111 MAN• 11,

Mr. DIDIDES was unable to state ; bat the memorandum
certainty did involve alterations of that kind in very =ay
instances ; and it wee in comma/mos of its great importance
that it bad bees mitered to a committee of lay members, who
woad -thereat lily investigate the subject.
Lord A. V. TEMPEST wished to know whether the
locleitatical contrelasimers would act on the report of the
tommittee without any reference to the House of Commons
se to the juries of the course they were about to adopt P
Mr. DEEDES—If I state that the act of parliament
esquires us to undertake this distribution of patronage, the
house will at once see that until thin is a direct scheme de-
termined apes by the commiseksms, It will be premature
to pronounce as opinion apes any intention that they may
ban. (Hear, hear.)

PUBLI C. HOUSES (SCOTLAND).
Mr. COWAN asked Viscount ilMgund If it woa still him
intention to move for a select committee to inquire into the
°pennies of the Public Howes Act (Scotland) during the
present mid= ; and if so, when he intended to submit his
=taco to the bows?

MBLOUND aid that when he gave notice of
his istentioa to move for • committee he had hoped that his
proposal would meet with general concurrence; but he
found that there wore many members who thought that
though the sot had many virtues and perfections, they were
of so delicate and fragile • nature that they would not sm.
dam so rough • test as • parliamentary investigation. Under
these circumstances be should not move the appointment of
• committee, but he should, on the 6th of July, draw alien.
lion to the subject.