The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-25 00:00:00

Nonce or Morioxi.

Mr. William Edward Forster—To ask the Seem.,
of State for the Home Department, whether the isR
tier's, promised more than two months ago, relet,,,
the employment of volunteers in aid of the civil tete
have been prepared ; mak if so, whether he will
their purport, and when e will lay them on the iev.,/
the house.

(At half-past 4 o'clock.)
The Chancellor of the Exchequer—That the stabil
orders (19th July, 1864) relative to morning Fathoms
read, and suspended, and to move the folloning reach,
tions :—" That, until the house shall otherwise order, 4,
house will meet on Tuesday and Friday during the preen
merlon, at 2 o'clock, and proceed with private
petitions, motions for unopposed returns, and leaseTa
absence to members, giving notices of motions, queues
to ministers, and such orders of the day as shall hare hat
appointed for the morning sitting. That on such dm
if the business be not sooner disposed of, the hose aji
suspend its sitting at seven o'clock and at tat
minutes before seven o'clock, unless the hoes slam
otherwise order, the Speaker shall adjourn the debate*
any business then under discussion, or the chairman slag
report progress, as the case may be, and no opposed
nets shall then be proceeded with. That when such ke.
nets has not been disposed of at seven o'clock, unless the
house shall otherwise order, the Speaker for the &thus,
in case the house shall be in committee) do leave the doe,
and the house will resume its sitting at nine o'clock, eini
the orders of the day not disposed of at the men*
sitting, and any motion which was under discussion at ten
minutes to seven o'clock, shall he set down in the ads
book after the other orders of the day. That wherever tin
house shall be in committee at seven o'clock the eluirmsa
do report progress when the house resumes its sittinv
TUESDAY, MAT 28.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

The °Vora? Don—Political and other offenders. Ti
call the attention of the house to the desirability of maim
a distinction between the treatment of persona r0n,,,,,1
of political offences and those condemned to penal swinish
for other crimes ; and to move a resolution.
Kr. T. Hughes—lndustrial and Provident Societies Ads
Amendment—Bill to amend the industrial and Foulest
societies acts. _

ORDRES or THE D.

Attorneys*, Bill—adjoanisa de
bate on second reading ; Lend Contracts (Ireland) BA—
committee ; Mixed Marriages (Ireland) Bill—canine,
Thames Embankment and Metropolis Improreness
(Loans) Bill--second reading ; London Coal sad !jr
Duties Continuance Bill—second. reading ; Metropoliti
Improremnats Bill—second reading; Ecclesiastical Titl
Act Repeal Bill—second reading; Execution of Deeds It
—committee ; Railway (Guards' and Passengers Comic
nation) Bill—committee ; Metropolis Subways BiL-
second reading • West India Bishops and Clergy hit-
committee ; Bankruptcy Bill committee ; Jodi=
Debtors Bill—committee ; Bankruptcy Acts Repeal Iti-
oommittee.

WEDSZIMAT, NAT 29.
ORDEZR OF THE DAT.

Uniformity Act Amendment Bill—second reading E:,
cation of the Poor Bill—second reading ; Church Damp's
Act Amendment Bill—second reading ; Commons la,
sure Act Amendment Bill—second reading.

Ncracca or 11
Mr. Selwyn—On second re.ding of Uniformity la
Amendment Bill, to move that it be read. seoosiu
upon this day six months.
THUIIBDAY, MAY 30.
(ADM{ OF Tilt DAY.

Petit Juries (Ireland) Bill—ece;nTittee ; Court °l(t*
eery (Ireland) Bill—committee ; Common La. Couro
land) Bill—second reading Charitable Donstion el
Bequests (Ireland) Bill—committee; Courts ol lag
Offices (Ireland) Bill—committee; Writs Registries
(Scotland) Bill—second reading ; Sir John Pais
Charity Bill—second reading ; Tenants Naomi*
(Ireland) Bill)—adjourned debate on amendrunt *
second reading ; Land Improvement and Leolm dw
land) Bill--second reading ; Public Health IFestba4
Bill—committee ; Railways (Scotland)
debate on amendment on second reading ; La* Pro
perty Improvement and Leasing (Ireland) I:lll—seed
reading ; Amos:nations of Workman Bill—adjourned
bate on accord reading ; Bridges (Ireland)
mittee.

NOTICES or Mottos..

Mr. L. King—lidi.iat;" Act
Amsndmen—
Bill to explain and amend an act passed in the
18th years of her present Majesty, chapter 113, intit,ad
"An act to amend the law relating to the admiartrana
of deceased persons."
Mr. Conolly—On second reading of Temuits Teapot-
meats (Ireland) Bill, to move that it be read a stamina.
upon this day six months.
Mr. Bearden—On second reading of Tenants lagels•
meats (Ireland) Bill and Land Improvement and L. 411
(Ireland) Bill, to move on amendment that they be vele
drawn, and the Landlord and Tenant (Ireland)
Leasing Powers (Ireland) Bill, and the Intess.
meats (Ireland) Bill, which was brought in in 1n.12 by lib
present Chief Secretary for Ireland and the then Ake's?
and Solicitor-General for Ireland, which passed ale Was
by a large majority, be substituted.
Sir F. Heygate—ln the event of the Tenants Impose.
meats (Ireland) and the Land Improvement and Leong
(Ireland) Bills being read a second time, to move thst del
be referred to a select committee.

FILIDAT, MAT 31.
NOTICC4 OF MOTIONA.

going ;;Irb;;Ziii.;;iliupplr.
Mr. Synan—To call the attention of the house to the
report of the 10th August, 1866, of the committee 'P
pointed to inquire into the rank, pie, and winos of the
medical officers of the army, and to wore—Thst in de
opinion of this house the alteration made in the mei
warrant of the let day of October, INSB, ha not oh "Pe'
rated prejudicially to the interests of the thediad P go.
lion, but produced an injurious effect upon the sibury
service of the country, and that it would tend to procure'
better qualified clue of medical officers, and theretyPre
mote the greater efficiency of the military sense face'
if the recommendations of the said committee wets

out in their integrity.
Mr. Moncrieff —To call attention to the sbde el edaci
two in Scotland, and to ask what course der Mar!
government intend to follow in regard to the moat
of the royal commission on that subject.
Mr. Chichester Forteacue—To caU the attentimei 6
house to the present position of the Qitevn's I wersty
Ireland.

THE MEETINGS OF SCIENTIFIC SticIETIO
ENBUING WElGL—Monday—Geogryphkal, 1.
?emery. Tuesday—Royal Institution.
Analysis," Prof. Miller ; Civil Engineers* 9, 17"".".;
Conversazione. Wednesday—Society of Art*. s."".'",
Supply of Metropolis," Mr. Denton. Thunday—Roo
Institution, 3, "Ethnology," Prof. Iftilley; Anthlur4
Friday—Royal Institution, 3, "Chemistry of
Primeval World," Mr. Hunt. Saturday-10111 I°4'l.
tion, 3, "Ethnology," Prof, Huxley.
A Sydney correspondent writes to the EnY4
Independent :—" There has been some exciteinest
amongst the lovers of cricket by the presence in the e.k3l
of the aboriginal team, under the direction of a well-litres
player named Willa. Much credit is due to
care he has taken in training his men. Though the
could hardly compete with the All England Elcres. it 3"
proved equal and even superior to many of the celrl
clubs. Considering that the aboriginal IVA/ al4OlO
bunted down in the last generation a+ were than wet
it is, to say the least, satisfactory to di•iceieer the P"'
generation owning that there is some go.d anwhri
which may be developed by careful tinining, ll 044"
only appear at present in the cricket-field."
The Ringwood cattle market in t,, i.e-^Penel
the beginning of next month ; and the foundation mfr.
a new town-hall and market-place
town next week.

THZ SOOT CH REroRM BILL.
members have carried their opposit,
of seats portion of the Scotch Ref
point. Yesterday afternoon a der
the meeting lest Monday—Mr. Lail
were the representatives—waited tr
the Exchequer to remonstrate wits
nosed taking of small towns out of
tion with existing burghs, and to CO
counties contemplated by the reform
raeli heard with great patience the a
the deputation in support of the Sco
and he admitted that there was force

deserved full consideration, and pro:,
Solely should not be overlooked. T
vet 7 much pleased with the interviei
rally understood among the Scotch
in the evening, that a redistribution
eordanoe with their views would be
verunsent.—Adartissr.

me
se is to he la"
—The Seotch
•bcril
iMon to the iliAtibyfl,
efonn to p7f,T,
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and Mr. BO
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upon the
ith him iigrinst ts.
f counties for
eondetail the &row.
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argunient. %Uri
Scotch members
reeve in them—that..
romised that they
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