The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-10 00:00:00

PARLIAMEN
ENSTARY BUING WUSIEEKNESS. NOR THE

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The fallowing notices of motion and orders of
the day stand on the order book of the House of Commas
for the enniag week :
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MOIDAY, Moot 12.
Omuta 07 TER Der.
8.4(47. Mork nothweed reicilatioo (March 9) ; Ridley
Bill—hird reedini; FaehMeer Mb sad Donde Bill—
wired reading ; lAbourieg_Olasses' Hwellings Bill—wooed
main: Comity Omuta Bill—mond reading; Common Law
Courts (Ireland) 13M--eecond reeding ; Court of Chancery
(Irelead) BUL--euried Toadies ; Seisply--oomatittime ; Sup-
ply—report ; was wed mesas—eionunittee ; Artistes and
Labourers' Dwellings Bill—wooed reading.
Norton or Morrow.
At Ralf-past Four o'Clook.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer—Cadets of the Day—
Thelt dri Gads.of the Day be postponedsatil after the
Wiliee el Notion with reopen to paragraphs hi the Queein's
ilfeeek. '
• .TheChaseeller of the Exelesquer—Regereesstatioe of the
Tatitte—To ail( the &tastier, of the bowie to so muck of
hsrof emajin6LlWanda Pathmuytue7;""and tommoyelaatfiseet°lol"ersiftwnetto being in 7i.
bill reeeded theme.
Mr. Obidgeo—Lted Tax Coeireimioners' Nantes—BM to
appoint additional ODCOMSI4OO4ITS fat ineetties the este be
gran rig abed tax sad ether rates mad taws
Ur. Beadleed—Musisipal Boyouthe, tozoti t—Addrese for
return of the names of municipal market tonne
and others, is Rogieed acrd Wales presseiag a population
a 5,090 takeldwate and sowsrds. *Wok to
itti =ow lo*
poseented ia perliamet, grouped woman to the ormaties
in which duty are situated ; sod alp elsoig the eggregste
silaidittios of web touts and teweghs is sash wee* of
and Wales.
Lord Advapate—Truts (Sootland)—Bill to !spill-
tate tbe Administration of Trade in Ihrodead. • i
The Lord Advoatte—Summary Prooldure gioritlead)r—
Bill to improve the Adininiatration of the Lew as
Summary Procedure before Justices of the Pews ri=
laud, mid to amend the Statuary _Prouder* Act, 1864.
The Lord Advociate—Poor Relief (Sootieed)—Bill to
provide Sopwannuation Allowances to Oaken employed.
in
The
in Scotland is the Relief of the Peer.
The Lad Adam:We—Writs Regieleatios
Bill to improve the system of Registration of WrSre=
to Land in Sootlead, and to amend the Law adage' to
Intibilioes and Adjudioatioes.
TOMIDAY, Melon 13.
Norton OP *Mosta.
Sir S. Northoote—To ask the Becretary of State foe the
Howe Department, whether it is the %teed= of the
gweramesi to introdeos say bill in the mewl emir=
with Tafereece to the publie schools.
Mr. D. Griffith—To auk the Under Sserstary ef Slate for
Fotelge Affairs, whether, in the agree:nest or esswetion
entered into between the Porte end the French
ties on the subject of the Suez Oats(, then la any
t y takes egaiset ties einsloyasent is Mew ef leveed
labour se thou works.
Ms 0. Ewing—To ask the Lord Advocate whether,
httioneequenos of a recent decisioe el the Howe et Peers
Sliding the prude, white hes prevailed in Huard
hoards is times of general distr..; of graetiog at =slot
tbereetion assistance to ablsbodied persona
to be illegal, it ,
Is his leteetion to intrcidnes gush a measure se will reefer
1 thole prossediage kierfeL
Colima W. Psteers—To ask the Chancellor of the En.
shogun' whether his atteetion bas begs dilated to the
I woof
isierelr pj.rirvaeLearts:w Ws Uilltrodatta.tioebidliabionate theiTeshibeat:Thas:
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ri:liwiedoen; oaD;allthiltemimim,pseawtrThieal;orr theliistmsycol'emeint.tinuw:hellailb:"..". Pre-
teeter settling the reel estates of istertatee.
WIDNIIRDAY, Mason 14.
ORDeRS Of Tel Day.
County Infirmaries (Arland) Bill—sceoed reading ; Rail-
way Travelling (Deland) Bill—secord reading ; Peossentirin
Espouses BM—mooed roadie( • Turnpike Reads Bill—
owed reeding ; Marsh Raise dosomutation (No.
sawed reeding; Plague Bell—coutderation of Lords'
ameedmeets.
Norms oe Rome &
Mr. Duelop —Valuation of Leads and Heritages (Soot-
lasel)—Bill to improve the present system of the valuation
of Made and heritages In Boothia.
Mr. Blake—Os seoood resdiog of Railway Travellieg
(Ireland) Bill, to move that it be read a mooed time upon
that day six months.
Mr. Ached—On consideraties of Lords' aineedenests to
Cattle Plague Bill At end of Clause 1, eddied by the
Lords, add, " Arid are farther authorised to appoint a eon-
mitts. of the Privy Council wit& shall be resible for
exercising a geoeral aupeeviairis over the operaticsef such
ceder and acts"
liatreenae, Mason 15.
ORDIRS or TEI DAY.
Petit Juries (Ireland) Bill—Scoona raiding Entail
(Scotland) Bill—Sewed reading ; Sherif Court Houses
(Scotland) Aet (1660) Asseednoset, BlLL—Sexed reading ;
Parliarneetary Oaths Amendment Bill—Committee ; Vac'
caution Ball—Committee ; Hull South Bridge [Advise:ls
--Committee thereupon Merchant Shipping AU (1554
Amendment Bill--Sooond reading ; Railways Clauses •
—Sewed reeding.
Noncom or Marrows
Rs Maguire—To ask the Attorney -General for tidied
whether it is the intention of the government to intro-
duce a bill for the improvement of the law of landlord and
tenant is Ireland : and, if so, at what time such bill is
likely to he introduced.
Mr. Ferised—To ash the Attorney-Cleeeral whether be
has seen any grounds for cbangieg his opision expressed in
this house on the 27th of June last, that Mr. Patrick
Robert Welch should be suspended from the discharge of
his duties as registrar in the Leeds Bankniptcr Court pend-
ing his criminal prosecution for corrupt preetiess in oh-
tainiog, or attempting to obt a ndica a appointment;
if so, to be so obliging se toetati them to the house.
And whether, after the evidence token before the seised
committee on the Leeds Bankruptcy Court, he is
wham%
that Mr. John Miller I. • fit and proper perms t01 discharge
the very responsible duties of chief recliner of the Court of
Bankruptcy.
Mr. H. Seymour—To ask the President of the Board of
Trade if be intends to iotrodace a measure to alter the Com-
panies Act, 1862, to enable companies, hy special moieties
of their shareholders, to diminish the pommel value and
increase the number of their shares, reteinieg intact the
original amount of the capital of the company.
Mr. Gregory—To ask the Attorney-General whether hie at-
whether been directed to the Act 210th. 111., a 49, sod
in his opinion, that act *polies to Sunday lec-
tures on scieotific end religious subjects by Pomona learned
and competent to explain the mine ; if so, whether the act
might not be amended with advent'''.
Varmint Crenbourne —To oak the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer whether it is his ielention to repose soy clauses
is committee ea the Church Rates Abolition Bill embody-
ing the suggestions ma le by him, oe the mooed reading of
• the bill, for the settlement of the question ; and, if so,
when he will lay those churn upon the table of house.
FRIDAY, MARDI 16.
NoTICES or MOTIONS.
Colonel French—Shawon River—Salsa committee to
inquire foto the wrong. in which toe dreisege sod naviga-
tion of the Ricer Snamion has been carried oat under the
direction of her Majesty's government
On going into committee of supply,
Lord E. Cecil—That ao humble address be presented to
bee Majesty, praying tbst she will be graciously pleased to
appoint a royal commies:on, coosistiog of military and
civilian members, to inquire jut, the prompt constitution,
system of education, and discipline of the Royal M Mary
I Academy at Woolwich, and of the Royal Military College
at Seedhant, is well as into the general treatment of tee
gentlemen cadets, u also into the rules and rsgulatioes
under which candidttea are admitted into threat colleges.
: Mr. D. Griffith—To ask the First Conteiesioner of
Works, whether, amid iriog the •orkeis shades of political
opinion now existing and likely to prevail still more in
future is the Rouse of Commons. it might not be desirable
to fir range the mats of the bowie in 'nob manner as otionld
enable members to locate themselves in more ostensible
' scoordanos than at present with the particular elan of
political opinions to which they might personally incline.
Mr. B. Coehreoe
into
move em address for a royal
commisipion to implies into the oonatitution of the Metro-
sy
politan Board of Work* the office of Public Works, and
the office of Woods end Forests, wth the bb
of seeiag
whether some mews may nit be devi•ed by which the
impTovements of the metropolis may be carried oat in a
more ounorthensive end wonosnical manner, and with
greater unity of purpose.
Mr. Gregory—To ask the First Commiwiioner of Weeks
whether it is the intention of her Majesty's government, le
the bill which is to be brooglit in to retrieve the wilectimie
of natural history from Bloomsbury to Keseingtoo, to ma-
tinee the present trust as the governing body of the new
museum : whether it is choir intention to introduce pro-
visions to enable the trustees to disp-se of duplicates to
other 11101•1031/ : and whether it is their intention to move
the estimate for the new museum at Keneisetos before
aseertaising whether portant:met is prepaid to break op
the British Museum and trawler the natural history caw.
tioes to Kensiogten.
Mr. Beatinck—To move the telluric,' reeolutiee :"(bat
in the vision of Ibis house it is not expedient that the
esupolown foe the building of the new wares el justice
&weld he halted te six arehitees only."
Mr. Blake—Too:all the attaitins of the Attorney-Genes:4
for Ireland to the Wire atetrietions to-which the pUdpers
arrested ender the suspension of the Habeas orpus Act
arenbjected to in the gaol st Waterford, andC to hirab

whether speedos dbwitione were given by Newt as
to the treatmeat of them prisoners • aa
he has any objection to state the mare or suchs°Airecw=,
to whisk of the !Moon authcrities they was treeigaiited
end throw& wind medium.
1177-ratuirtan—To eall the attention of the hones to
the imam in which the legacy into the tem of the
wee ooeducted, and to ask the President of the Bosrbadit
Tads whether he propose* to amend the Merchant Sidi,-
lug Act.
p Sty O. O'lauldea—Toesll attention to the peat of not
iamb* a writ for a vacancy is this home, 0 Mee Mat which
has been vacated be claimed on behalf of another candi-
date ; and to move a resolution in respect thereto.

TEE GUARDIANS OF THE STRAND UNION
• AND THEIR BIM POOL

We have sincere satisfaction in stating that thee
guardians have decided upon appointing pkui
nurses to their workhouse infirmary, and that the
painful story we recorded a week ago was made
matter for inquiry and animadversion at their lest
beard meeting. The guardian who recommended
potinaa as a fit and par person
to nurse . people dangerously and Ala
of comas responsible for the grave wash
'Ms fallen on his colleagues. It speaks well, theta-
fere, for this local board that the/ have taken
daps to remedy the oilag wrOfwe
ter=t before the public, and that their first Map
to miens has brought them iato °pillion
with those of their number who still think
it right to dermal sick paupers of .411 e
oars and attention which is their due. Mr.
J. S. Blom, one of the treasurers of tits Bask r
Aasociatien, is a guardian of the Samna (Mai,
sad has given notice of his intention to bring before
his esilearies, at an early day, ((the scheme for
transferring acute cases from workhouses to les-
pitals; and the whole character of the nursing aid
at present employed has been refereed to tie wqrk-
house master and the medical Maar. 4
While recording facts which seem to indicate a
dispositioa to reform, let us add that ens at Vie
evils exposed in the letter of a "Real (Usual," re-
cently published, and which was until very lately in
nightly operation at the Strand Union, 117.=
removed. The bath in which several male
were crowded at om time has properly given
plies to single baths, with a good supply of lot
and cold water to each.

Unibtrditg inteMsnut.

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sbipa at this MU tessaisa•ed this eveaief la Woes at tits
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ships : 0. B. hobos sad D. Bardese. There was Mesa
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the Bow. J. G. 0111011•OVN &weeps Odder% Beeday after.
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TEA Lars DS. =SWILL.

(Flom the Athenerem.)
Dr. Whewell was appointed to the =Otos* of
his collage by the Grows, oa the iodination of Dr. Warde-
n 1141. This appointment, made by the
bee, G! thane, somethiog politic/a &best it. It ealltts
denied that Trimly men in passel repotted that the choke
bed not fallen on Dr. Peacock, who was wowed in politics
to the goverment of the day. Bat Dr. Whewell bad a
very somesidal career as swam ; and in one parlisolar the
*olio's will here good name to remember monde rick
by two marriages., as wed as by a therat was
very liberal to the oollege ; and be resented a WM, or
large eollectios chambers for ar&rgradastes. built on
geared opposite to the Oollege-sale. Is spite el mime little
rubs, his rule as Master was pesoeful wed liosenrable.
We shall not even 'nue:elate the large 'umber of
volumes oe the principles and history of philosophy which
will preserve Dr. Wherry/fa same. He sequired a very
large stook of erudition ; and had mush information on
'boost eve!y subject. Sydney Smith is well koown to bays
✓aid of " Science is his Gots ;. einnissienes is his
foible." Bat many do not uodersisad it, • and to those who
du there is a retort. The two words, forte and foible,
are the technical Dames for the streog and weak
parts of a swoed.blade ; sad it is certain thee the
foible of some weapons is stronger them the forte
of others. So it was with oar subject. We have
often beets amused by the laughter at the above
witticism of men whose power is their owe especial bun-
sees was below Dr. Wheweirs power in thews far remote
from his misstate studies. For example, Whewell was
stronger in half a doses extra @clean& ptunits than the
Bev. Sydney Smith was is theoloff.
Dr. W Wirral was sot popular. His wieners had sot the
palish wbieb is oily acquired is early youth. His spirit
was seniewbat boisterous awl overbearing ; be was emasion-
, ally uncivil. But he bed a kied heart ; and in his excesses
there was what is not very miasmas in sack cells
; he did
not stand oat against reason, and be could be put down by
reason. He bad candour, sad was not ashamed to show
it ; he could give up a point which lie had been maintain-
ing with far too much of overbearing aseadt. He was. in
truth, honest; sod, likely eneugb, fancied himself a very
well-bred man, as Sam Johnson did before him. Opinion,
which bore hard ova his fault. paid a tribute to
his character in the ni,de of its censure ; it coo-
lied itself to the defeat Had there been anything
else agm'est him, the general dislike of hie manses
would have brought it into maim. But nothing was ever
laid to his account ereept rodeo. as sod emniscisons sod
the second would have been admired if it had Dot bows for
the first.
The melancholy manner of his death bits created universal
sympathy. His tittle defects will be forged** ; long
career of energetic utility will be reme.nbrred ;amid his writ-
ings will be the study of the I °cog philosopher. His college
will not forget the master who we*, if ever s nob there wen,
a thorough Trinity was.