The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-06 00:00:00

tits mei aed liberality of their orra mealbere. If they were
to open that Los, they would oyes a muse of rielmo
that would matoei.h thesteelTei. li. Inhered if this bill
were carried, it would do aeon to adman the a►erch of
Ragland in spiri,ual power sad weefulame tbaa It would
sr r strive at without. _ _ _

A.t•r a few wards Irma Lid 11111213112.1, whs WY 11.11.
derslood to see that he did not Mew daythiag efeeaita la
his observetioas at the Attcedeplisseral,
The house divided.
The beauties's divided ow the question eat the woad
"now " stead pest of the questioo.
Ayes
Noes l7B-43
The que•tioa was this pat that the bill be nets stand
thike.

Mr. weLroLE, after the division which had just takes
plies, and • hush had been mainly Jaffee:stet by the pranks
of amendmoste to be introduced by the government is CO..
rait,ee, ...blame to kcow tow socn those amendments were
likely to be Told upon the table ?
Sir 0. OBEY—Be firs the Bestir recess—in the tonne of
rest week. At the some time he would rentimitho right
hoe. genUentso that last year, when no such arffiladments
were cootemplated, the house agreed to the mimed reading
of this bill. (Cheery)
Mr, K. SZYMER wished to how whether the bill was
sit,w to be considered a government measure, or whether it
would take it. chance of coming on with other bills of pri-
vate atembent

sir O. OUST said the measure was certainly not a ge-
verbena% owe, and would not 'eke precedes's of the ►iW
of Irimte members. Whether at a laser period of t►e
session it would be desireble to give facdities for bringing
it on wool i be a matter for farther einsideratioo.
Mr. DISRABLI, as the right hoe. baronet bad refund
to tea division of last session, begged ti remind him that,
oa that iconic', be (Bir 0. Ores) had himself voted oa the
side of the opoesitioa. (Load cheen.)
Sir G. 0101 Y begged to state that the right hon. smile.
man was =Omahas. (Counter-thee,,.)
Mr. NEWDEGATZ said that at any rate the noble lord
at the bead atilt non rennet ho h spoke and voted against
e bill of lut year. (Cheats.) For his own part, he was
sarprind at the result of the divisioo which had jut taken
place—( aushter)— and be nj iced to think that another
trip 'enmity would be 'traded of taking the sense of the
house on the oriso,ple of the mean,,, uanaburastod by
the elemen,s of uncertainty which the government had in-
ir.iduced upon the emend reading.
Mr. ROEBUCK—If the nob's viscount voted against the
1111 sc year, sod has voted for it now, it shows that we are
advancing. (Laughter.)
The bid ww then real a mewed time._ _

111ABJZI6GES BILL.
Mr. PELLATT moved the wooed reading of this bill,
which was almost identical witb a bffil width had passed the
h 021411 kit Sella:o3. It. Olita MU to remora the ohjectione
felt against what wars called " workhouse marriage.;"
and it would d•s that by eubsituting an advcriisemeat to
be put up is the regiatsar's office for the notice sow reed
before the Board of Guardians. It also proposed to allow
a marriage by a license, pro cared from the registrar, to be
celebrated one day, instead of a week, after the granting of
sack limit.. The olject of the bill, in short, was to put
dissenters' marriage. eso exactly the saws footing es the
marriages of obarchmen,both as regarded expense sad every
other partings?.
The bill was read a emend time.
CONSOLIDATED FUND (026,000,000) BILL.

This bill was rust •setclad
The house rose at twenty-five aihates to ave.