The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-04 00:00:00

1.1 OTICES OF UOTIONK.

Mr. Esmond—To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
in reference to his answer on Friday last, when he said, is
reference to a question on the subject of the Irish Reforms
Bill, " We shall take care of Ireland," what meaning is to
be attached to such an answer ; whether such bill is to be
framed upon the principle of the Scotch Reform Bill as ex-
plained by him ; and when it will be introduced.
Mr. Childers—Army (System of Retirement)—Select
Committee to inquire into the system of retirement from
the three non-purchase asps of the Royal Artillery, Royal
Engineers, and Royal Mariam.
Mr. Tits--Metropolis Subways—Bill to make provision
respecting the use of subways constructed by the Metro-
politan Board of Works in the Metropolis.
Sir Stafford Northoote—On the order for considers-
tion of Metrolis Gas Bill, as amended, being read, to
move that the bill be re-committed to a select committee
of five members, to be appointed by the Committee of
Selection.

TUMIDAT. MAY 7,
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

Sir J. Gray—That this house will on
resolve itself into a committee to consider the temporalities
and privileges of the established church in Ireland.
Mr. Pim—Landed Property Improvement sod Leasing
(Ireland) Bill to facilitate the improvement of landed pro-
perty by extending the powers of limited owners of land in
Ireland.

ORDIRII Or THE DAT.

Game Preservatiot(lblialSitdißill—second reading ; Sale
of Liquors on Sunday Bill—second reading ; Sale of
Liguori' on Sunday (Ireland) Bill—second reading ; Muter
and Servant Bill—second reading ; Genie Laws ;Scotland/
Bill—second reading; Mixed Marriages (Ireland) Bill
second reading ; Railway Construction Facilities Act (181
Amendment Bill—second reading ; Tests Abolition (Oil
and Cambridge) Bill—ea amended, to be considered.

NOTICES UP MOTIONS.

Major Jervis—On second reading of Sale of Liquors on
Sunday Bill to move that it be read a second time upon
this day six months.
Mr. Fordyce—On second reading of Game LAW/ (Scot.
land) Bill to move that it be read a second time ups*
this day six mouths:

WEDNESDAY, MAY N.
ORDERS OF rut DAY.

Hypothec Abolition (Scotland) Bill—second reading;
Church Rates Abolition hill—committee; Church Rates
Regulation Bill—second reading ; Municipal Corporations
Charities Bill—second reading; Hypothec Amendment
(Scotland) Bill—second reading ; Sea Coast Fisheries (Ire.
laud) Bill—committee ; Burials (Ireland) Bill- second
reading; Execution of Deeds Bill—committee.

Noma; or Moriows.
Mr. Goldney —On second reading of Municipal torpor•
&Mons Charities Bill, to move that it be read a second
time upon this day nix months.
Sir H. W. Barron—On motion for going into committee
on Sea Coast Fisheries (Ireland) Bill, to move that it he
committed to a select committee.

THURSDAY, MAY 9.
ORDRRA Or THR DAT.
Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill—committee ; l'ent
Juries (Ireland) Bill—committee ; Common Law Courts
(Ireland) Bill—second reading ; Charitable Donations and
Bequests (Ireland) Bill—committee • Bridges (Ireland)
Bill—corninittee ; Public Health (S.cotland) Bill- com-
mittee ; Railways (Scotland) Bill—second reading ; Vo-
eination Bill—second readin; ilmters and N% °deices
Bill—second reading; BritishArita Bill —second readwg.
FRIDAY. MAT 10.
ORDIRS Or THE DAT. _

Associations of Workmen Bill—Adjourned debate on
second reading ; Thames Embankment and Mettorotil
Improvement 'Loans) Bill—second rending ; Londo• Coal
and Wine Duties Continuance Bill—second reading,:
Metropolitan Improvements Bill—second reading ; Land
Tax Commissioners' Names Bill—committee.
Nonce; or )(remotes.
Mr. B. llopeOn second rending of Metropolitan Tot.
provemeota Bill, to move that it be read a second time
upon this day six months.
Mr. Treeby—After ths second reading of Metropolitan
Improvements Bill to move that it be committed to •
select committee. _ _

Oh going into Committee of Supply,
Mr. A. Bsillie—To move for a select committee W
inquire into the management aml organisation of the War
Department.
Major Jervis— Am an amendment to Mr. Henry Baillir➢
motion, to add the wads " and its administrAtive /sub.
lishatenta"

RESTORATION or A POOR LAW INSPECTOE.- 31. r.
Hurst, who hu held the appointment of Poor L►w in-
spector in the northern district 17 years, has rasigord.
His successor has not yet been announced.
ETON CoLtsoz.—The Easter vacation will end en
Wednesday next, with the return of the lower hors. (ro
Thursday and Friday the fifth and sixth forms will arrow
at the college.