The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-22 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF
The Loss Cuss
at five &deck.
The Healingden and Rewtenstall Weer Bill was reed s
wend time ; mad the Lambeth Water Bill was read a third
time and passed.
Petticoats were premed by sevetal right rev. prelates and
noble lords against the Chereti Dieciplise Bill, one aosicat
any bill fer the abolition of chetah rates, and one spine
any cheese in the oath of sijoration.
THE NAVAL REVIEW.
The Earl of lIALUESEURY said that several r f tM
Irish pews who were in tows, sad melted to go tithe naval
stir wes Wednesday. bad bees given to understand that
they ware sot incleded is the privilege of s conveyasee
offered by the g iveressent to the members of their lordships'
hese. ; and he thought that, considering the site of the
vessel which bed been employed, there was no resets for
eseledier the Irish peers.
l rd OANPBELL hoped that Rot only the Irish, biebthe
detreh p en, ale., would be iseluded in the levitation.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said, that to Wan he knew,
there would he to -i—o fa oulty .• having sa order lest to tacit
of them, and he was sow informed that orders were messily
being met out for them all.
Earl GRANVILLE annoesosd that this hoses wonl4, on
Tend*, (this day), sit only for appeals, and sot for put*:
bedtime.
RT. JAMES'S PARE.

18.,—MONDAY, APRIL IL
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The Marquis iiLaidlaattiClTHioolt mottos of the
determent mash bad been made is the Hasse of C m•
moos by Sir Heojamia Hall, of the iateatioas
of the gomistaset shoot St. James's Park. He
regretted that the goverment, when they ease is berry
to the determination which had bete misoareed 'snot the
proposed road from Waterloo-pleat, should have all god. ea
a reams ter totting aside the nostamendation of tweew
=doss, the eypoitios made 0 It by the tobahtteala of
Carlton Homes-tarns. What he (the debits marquis) odd
misoodentooe.

theatre MEI* seamel r have ores
had Mat Waal fames nowepapers, that he, with Mr. Glad-
NOM sad amelfar mble toed, had preveated that roil
being made. Mww be had sot bad say eommuniestaa with
them on the ealisse, sad all that he had complained of was,
that the govelumnent did not lay bet ire the committee of the
other tease the satire plan, with all the dialed ise sad
seasideratioas which it would have Ina lead. It was not
he the sake of private laterate that he had raised say ob-
j etioa to inch a road, bat be bad only otjoetad
Ile it as destroylog the park, which was the spun of
110 such pleasure and coaveulean to the people of Leaden,
OM la entail they justly felt so mach pride. This ;ark
MOMS he spoiled If a road were made is the situate= re.
illeMMianded by the committee, when coal waggoas sad aY
11111130 hooey vehicles voted be continually pagan.
Se GRANVILLE said It was not the 'inanimate-
'unseat to proceed .his year with any other plea than that
of the opiates from Psal-ea.ll into St. Jaen's-park by the
arriiiro chapel; no otter stir would b. tekes. He was
stne that his right ha. freed the Chief Commissioner of
Works had not istended to impute to the ishabitants
Caritas Hoses-torsos that they wen actuated by private
motives In the @Jena they felt at the proposed road Irma
Waterloo-place.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE ben testimony, la jar
tee to his aoble Mead (Lord Cluricards), net what wale
sad by him oa a former otesaiia about the road frog
Waterloo-plat, was founded, a, t rpm the titivate invitees
of the persons who resided in Denton Horse-terrrce, but
epee Die views of what would suit the public tiouVenier
The Earl of MALMESBURY remarked that. although
the making of a frail from Waterloo gases soros to StOrsy'ri•
gate bad bean recommended on the grated that it rimed be a
eoavenienee to members of the two Muses of paliaanot,
he did not think they had a right, tor th-ir own soave-
alines, to (staffers eith the CalliiolM of the lows? due 4 f
people, whose childre' he oftsa observed at play these. He
thought it quite time that the paha° buildings of the metes-
poll. should be improved and readend mon worthy of the
maths.

CHURCH DISCIPLINE BILL.
The LORD CHANCELLOR than rose to move the
swami railing of a bill which he bad I. trams@ oa •
former easing. TM objects ot the ball was to landless
as improved system of what was called eborth
end peustaby to improve the system of the ereessastiaal
Torts 1. the Int pies,, he comesived it to be
of great importing, that there should be • eem-
past arroyo/ a
_Pap to sit with, or to
lieu of, the bishop. This bill, therefor*, proposed that
there should be =sedated four ecclesiastical Pape*, to be
called ehaseellorr, or aeararremerab who should supersede
all the (for the most pert iseficiest) vicar -reseal through-
out the kingdom. The peeper persona to select tam, it
was thought, were, sot the Town, bat the tattoos them
selves. Thoraces that duty would devolve, nadir his bill,
spa the two arehbleMps, two Irish arebbiehops, sad the
Bishop of Lades- It was proposed that there
should be fru aasas.on, two for eglad sad two
for Ireland, who weald naive solaria, the ma-
imam to be 3,0001, and the minimum 2.0002.
lb* wee the mode is which it was proposed so aesthete
the Wankel. Tbe bishop in ease Testae( polatsof dee-
tries was to dead. sod though he would have his .sensor
with his, the ecalLiestimal elemat would is this way be
present, sad in oasis not isvelasi Lactase the bill rra
peal that he should delegate the authority to the than•
colter cr Meer puns!, who would be the ledge. In ess
of disputed farts it was proposed, as In the Bishop ot Lour
don's bill, to try the question by a Jury of far, not, how
ever, of clergy..., but of laymen selected from the rob of
special jean. Then as to the Cart of Appal, he pra
pored that it should epeeist, as It did now, of the Jettioial
COMOlittell of the Privy Cassell ; but inassesest
as it would be • Court of Appeal for Ireland
ea well as Reglad, he proposed to *stead the provisions of
the forma set, seder *Web, ia salesladies' asset, say
right rev. prelate mu ht be • member of the sourt, so es I.
allow Irish bishops to ha admitted as members In the same
. Those were the maim features of the bill ha had
the hosoor to subunit to their lordships for • second reading.
The noble tad lemma lord added that, to provide • pro-
perly geslilied penes to sit at the elbow of the Whop, 2001.
es 300 t. a year would be allowed for • secretory is oath
ease ; end after making arias suggerloss as to the mesas
of aides the secerary feuds, ha stated that he had elider
vowed to frame • bill that should smith the great advise-
tage of @akin these presediege espeditious and sheep ;
sad, taking it altogether: he eastraded it was far soperbe
to that proposed by the right rev. prelate.
TM Archbishop of CANTBRBURT, who was p thistly
Inaudible is the gallery, wee isebarstend to say that be felt
the greater eiflialty is areas this bill in eenseepiemes of
the Isaias of the Irish bishops, who, be was islineed, were
meet amass by the establishes's% of • Court el Apasl
*hats should apply equally to the Irish and the Bagliab
stagy. He immolated by amiss that the bill be read a
emend time doe *ay Na maths.
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Blowier read the opinion of the Irish bbleer, the right rev.
t relate Mood a few obeervatiose espressthe of hist:masterly,
approval of the Implies features of the MIL
The Bishop of EXETER—who was imperfectly heard—
wm mese, oppe.ed to tee boll, especlelly there slams
which took dioceses pewee from the bisteeps and isonferred
it on the archbishops. The fifties* &Me be described at
beteg of a mo t feerfel ohmmeter, r threstening wholly
to obvert the divine right of hialages to °petrol the
clergy of their dimes.. He said divine right. for
sot *sly was it recogalead by the law of the lead, but by
the gospel For, be it rememberegi,that it we the bishops
that the apostolic) succession was poet reed.
The Bishop of BANGOR nest addressed the hew, but
is eo issudittle a tone that warmly s aside observation
reached the gallety. He we understood is the bit plea
to e =plats of the manse? in which a mottos of hie for the
prodertos of the yarn of the Eaclestestisal Coolll{lll4ollllll
in 1832 had beets received, sod then to object to the pretest
bill, eitaracterieieg it as viaboary in its principle, sad
calculated to be easily is its details, and in the whole to
be as abomioable job.
The Berl of HARROW BY prommled to discus the pro-
visions of the bill, showing how, by comolidating juriscik-
liens, simplifying the mode of promisee, and ea nomising
espouse*, it removed those 011ie:shies sad saosalles
whisk characterised the slitting law in regard to the trial
of ecclesiastical questions sad seelniestical permits. All
the obleetioss whisk bad been urged egaicat it were seep.
settees ef detail, which might be more properly dealt with
is committee.
The Berl of DERBY looked upon this es a rotation which
should be treated fns from party eonaideratioar, and on
that ground he had re feted to 'mercies any preentel in.
"'ace he stifthl Possess oa that side of the hem for or
epithet the bill. He wen not one of Vim who
believed that the goverment had a desire to deal
with this question rashly, bat he thought the objec-
tions urged by the right rev. prelate too large and valgaritre
to afford a hope of their being remedied fa committee; end,
smug that the unsetsoas feeling of the English bishops
was against the bill, he felt. however reluctantly, obliged to
vote to favour of the assendenst.
The Bishop of CASHEL believed that if they t oh the bill
r late 00101124',111 it eg.gnt be made a sound and valuable Voce
of legiolation. Having them view, be should vote for the
second reading of the bill.
The Bishop of OXFORD avowed the bill.
• The Loau CHANCELLOR replied. Re esid that this
I bill, though sot prepared nudes his immediate direction.,
bad hie mire essetioo to every clause.
I The Mese ghee divided—
For the antesdesest 4l
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The oAgain st
other orders were then disposed of, and the bean ad-
- jonssed at ball-put 12.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoNDAy. Aran. 21.
Th. BrRAKI look the elicit o few salaam beton tow
o'clock.

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le .sews to We Row Email,
Sir B. HALL seid tee h•m amber fir Dover asked Mu
the other day what course Mid bees tale, with reference to
the wooemat to the Date of WeLlortoo. end he Basted
that two o'aas bed bees seat le, noe by Mr. Belly. and the
other by Mr. Paley, which plane, after d.. onaridenti,m,
had Wes thought sot worthy of amoral. After be am.
into niece two visas were shows to bias, which he tholltht
were the Vass that had beets sent is, bat he &sad, from a
awasienieetion made to bias by Mr Foley. that they wm
only t►- plans of Mr. Bolt, sod he wished him to Ps,.
this to tha home. At the ram* tim►, if parliament deter.
mined to grant a larger mount. be tboaeat the seas gsa-
dogma Waist be invited to rend In designs.
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