The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-30 00:00:00

Wald yesterday hews brought termed hie emodesem*,
wh ch in miring tepee of the notice of the
hond arable and learued member for Leominster
he we. pretested front doing, and we should
then have hall the ces (slyly before the hems,
led might hove disgusted the view of the honour-
able patlernan, end retain have divided tonight.
The taunt of the noble lord is sot authorised. TM pesitioe
is whir. we now find ourselves is entirely owing to the
coseastof one of his own sepporten—(ebeere)—we' pee
ooticoof an important amendment, which ft sew ewers he
had no r•riles intention of proposing. (Chime.) The Wm.
member for Dorset.bire has sow givita soda of an sawed.
amt. which he would otherwise have broaght yesterday.
(Cheers, and cries of " Divide.") I shalt support my hoe.
Mewl the member for Hertfordshire in his very reasonable
primeval to adjtorn. (Cheer.) The noble lord has boasted
of Map:sere of sitting ; I can tell his be will bad me ready
is my nest—(oheers)—ead I will not rest till I obtain for
my bon. friend an oppornoity of calling on the home to
madder his views. (Cheery.) (Lord Patentee made
woe remark volt eh was inaudible.) The noble lord
says he ens do so now • my homeeralle friend
wield not hesitate, if this greet debate could
liaish then, but there are individuals whom we would
wish 'o West to—there is the enble lord himself; sad If I
may see permitted to refer to so humble an individual, I
think 1 Sight lay claim to make some enniraeste. (Cheers.)
Perhaps my Ana. sad leaned friend who iatrodseed this
sistq«et, and who has been mach critleired, may not wish to
relinquish he priyaleee of reply. Is it usmasomable if,
under throe circumstances, we ask the boom at half-past
twit.- to alljoors 1 Are we not to be favoured with the
npiatons of the noble lord the member for the City of
hea:)—the opinion of the noble lord, the
rovacil be bee Riven, the tr'o cipl-s be has espremed, have
born hr inaht forward so the foundation of the polity pursued
by the moveram.vit, wheat has led to this motion. There
are 41•Vrguished saVeralea in this house whose opinion oa
this rut j •er we look torwsrd t t with .rent interest, there-
for - I think the aoli4 lord has astesed a toes—(shun and
coaster the as)—wkieb, though t of sl °tether nausea with
him, is, in my opinion. most unwarrantable': and lean WWI
the not+. I..rd it ie a too* to which I, foe one, will sever
submit "Per.
Ur. BROTIIHRTON appealed to tbe noble lord to dot-
osotto ,he adjournment.

The limite then divided—
For the adjourns eat 173
Agsh et it 243-70
Th..01300110•111Int of the numbed wee received with load
aspen Isom th• mesh's riel r, rakes.
Mr. 'SALIM; in. red the adjoeressest of the bare.
L .rd PALM ERSTON mid, oe mated that be wee ready
to remain in th • house till may hour in the morning for the
purpose of VOlllO on with the dehete, but the right bon.
gentlemso is reply dad token a differed ground, and said
be w al i sit to soy hour for the purpose of moving adjourn-
mesa. which wee oil a very profit/Ole employment of the
tans o' house. Hae:og 'alien the sense of the house
em lb. gmeotten of arj 'element, he thought the
boom had gives en iodisation of its views cm tte
mats gueetioe—(seer, hear)—and theref re be should sot
mew of j et., set to the adjournment of the home, but et the
debate. if the hos. and Wanted gentleman would wat-
erier his mot oil, and move the adjoarnme at of the debate
to Thursday, be would cm Oat day move that it have the
este of the orders th• dey, and they would thee
re d r.
ready to hew the bon. member for Hertford, which
would, of rows', rive the house great pleasure.
Mm. MALINB withdrew hie motion for the adjournment
of this /saes.
'lke Neenah of BLANDFORD appealed to the sable
1 rf to defer the debate till Friday, in order t give private
m•mMseanrpp irtunav to go on with their Mlle.
L rd PALMBRSTON wee entry be maid not soled. to
the prove tiro of the noble lord, se very imported' mar
nn—the Police Bill—was Geed for Friday.
The esouois for the edj /unseat of the debate was them
agreed to.
Oa the motion that it b. adjourned to Thureday,
• dionsimt wee celled, bat creme took pleas, ae the
s•rfl■ we. agreed to.
The debate wee a:c ,rdiegly aejoursed to Thu/slay.
The other orders were disposed of, and the lodes sej turned
at tea minutes to one.