The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-26 00:00:00

Lard BROllGlLtlfiajledtidaiteetion of the Imes ee

several pdettane that-
had beau pratentA to-
their lotdshlps
es the subject o national education. The noble and hared
lard said We sable hind eras sot the only one that had be
esesplaia rf attacks aside ea WO elsewhere mid ha seed sot
aware him that so oat. approval sere highly of Me epos&
toe other erring. Re (Lord Brougham) was a fellow-
'arm.

Lord LYRDHURST—I do not admit that I sto a
yodeler. (Laotian .ad cheers.)
Lord BROUGHAM No more did he; but he heel ter
cheered by a pima hilth la °Mem with baring "rows
rep" tablas of edocratioa, merely become b. hap-
posed to diSsr trots that worthy perms. Re most
yeessialy read galley to the charge of bowies
ce.:"Krey ; bat ha
lb. hesov wart aoarr
pest. one s 8e
hich ant is
the pre une-s ; mad fres white all the reeMta of the so-
me erten had is notify dewed. Sabo woolly, lot had
brootibt fmeweed s arson of satiosal Mambos ; but, to
hi. =grime. he omemosiered n mach oppoettiow, not from
members of lbs edam* bet him the duteentorm, who bad
bait hie melons trpow ithersre is the muse, that he was

;17tetastly obliged to abandon Ina protar;l: He might, ;
bowvnee, refer to the °piston of Dr. Liudaey, who, though •
elms Preabyterlew gave hie 'spree. autvion to the whams.
Dr. Lindsay arid : •• If the Pops of Rome were disposed to
educate ourchininne, I should may, let lb. Pape have them
to winoste." No doubt Kr. Baines wee right is station that
{tresses soment of edecation bed been famished by
purely mistary effort. In 1818 there were 19,000
day Kam& with 887,000 wham ; end 6,400 Sandy
schools with 423,000 scholars. Is 1833 those aunthere had
TWO to 39,1200 day wood. whit 1,260,000 nbelso ; sod
16,800 Soo, stabsolo, with 1,600,000 whoism ; and this
ameruwae lowers bed be.. ahead without the wool/rap-
mat of • 111•0100, la the way of a psrliamentery great. 1 be
Beeepharo) had propowd, sad which he
seld bevel be carted into effect, was that there Amid
be • epee. lead rates, witainirtered by town conacils and
Ware lead baits, under the euperistewleure of • drpertment
sf seeseeles, lie Si.. thought that no wllgtose imetrwedes
limit be girded la schools, bat that *nay payout elmold
eye salisity that Ws abildria about be Ulm is the plus el

pupil teacher., end though a large sum of money
ems applied to the purposes of eduostion, yet If it were
isereentrially applied to exceeding of the mousy wee a great
saving to the country., if they considered the advantage o
maintaining order in she country. By its means they suc-
ceeded la really edneiatteg• large portion of their population.
Be was afraid that at the present moment the middle clement
had very Inferior advantage. to the lower clams. The Com-
mutes of Privy Council on Education had at present an
enorrocus deal to do in superintending the system is the
schools whiea were now condor:oft' under it, and if it were
extended to the middle clam echie.lii, It wee difficult to see
now, with their present strength, they could get through it.
Atter a It.. words from Lord isnot:omen, in explanation,
the subject dropped.
SPEAKER OP THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
(CANADA) BILL.
This bill posed through committee.
NORTE-WESTERN TERRITORIES (BRITISII
AMERICA) BILL.
This bill also paved through committee.