The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-10 00:00:00

PABLIANENTAIT BUSINESS 70E m
ENSUING WEEK.

The following notioes of motion and olden d
the day stand in the order book of the Housed Osman
for the eneniog week:
11011 DAT, Fla 12.
ORDZI or TEI DAT.
Queen'm speech to be considered.
Nona= or Marion.

Sir Stafford Northcote —To ask the Presidnt el
Board of Trade, what amount of infortnatino an nen
as to the quantities of food of various kinds, heti
particularly of corn end meat, costumed by do mighl
this country at various periods within the present auk
Mr. Locke—To ask the Secretary of Stan is it
Home Department, whether his attendee bee Waal
to the prevent state of the law as to the komisto
theatres and other places of amusement in the tri,
and whether it is his intention to bring in a bill nil
subject.
Viscount Cranbeurne—To ask the President of Solo
law Board, whether it is his intention to antroden in
measure for more effectually ennuis. the encodes 6111
laws relating to the poor in the metropolis
Mr. Sandford—Ml ask the Secretary to the Afid
whether the government will lay upon the tabled
home the papers relating to the trial of Captain Wake d
the Bulldog.
Mr. Sandford—To ask the Under Secretary if Inni
Foreign Affairs whether the award of the Emmet at
French is the affairs of the Suez Canal has been Monk
accepted ; and, if so, whether her Majesty's gemeent
adhere to that award,, and whether they will lay the pp
relating to it upon the table of the hostas.
Sir George Grey—Oattle Diseases—Bill to mini II
law relating to contagious or infectious dismiss MOO
and other animals.
The Attorney-General—Pensions—Bill to sassed nein
relating to the pantie' of pensions to peaces holding
taut offline 000sseted with the &don:dainties of *no
Mr. Childers—Labouring Dweillogs—Bili
enable the Public Works Loan Commissioners to
yawns towards the erection of dwellings for the
• dames in populous
c,. places.
Mr. Huai Ole Plague—ls committee of the doh
house, to move, that the chairman be directed to we
the house, that leave be given to bring In a bill to neck*
spread of the cattle plague io Great Britain.
Mr. Charles Forster—Public Petitions—That a sillet
committee be appointed to whom shall be refined el
petition presented to the house, with the anepties deed
as complete of nada' rehire., or relate to private Idlla "
MISSAL; Fes. 13.
Helices or MOTIONS.
Mr. Doullon—To ask the Secretary of Stele Is. de
Home Depersment if it is the attention of her 11:s
government to introduce, early this /Vision. a bill IStmg
for its object the preservation of common. and opm mem
in and around the metropolis.
Mr. Howse—To ask the Attoiney-Gesersl
any steps have been taken to prosecute the Rev. Opp
Rogers Harding, Patrick, Robert Welch, Req., sod tie
Hon. Richard Bethel, or any of them, for corrupt yr.
hoes in obtaisisg, or attemptiog to obtain, a judold
poiotment as suggested by the report of the select oar
mines on the Leeds Bankruptcy Court ; and, if so led
steps have yet bees taken. what is the cause of the deist
Mr. Samuelson—To ask the Chancellor of the lb
chequer whether he intend., duriog the present monk" to
introduce au amendment of the Bank Charter Act d
enabling the Book of England to incomes its nom 1114.1
securities beyond the amount to which they are at palm.
limited by that act.

Sir Hem* Gray—Oaths—Committee of the vide
boon on the oaths taken by members of pashas/et
Mr. Martinetle--Ohurch Rates Abolition—Bill feca.
abolition of church rates.
Sir Jobs Pakington —Education-4616cl eoiswittir
inquire isto the (nomination of the Committee d 000111
on Education, sad the system under which the busisesa
the office is oondueted ; and also into the bast mock MA'
tending the benefits of government inspection and the Pr'
liamentary grant to schools at present noses*** wi
state.
Mr. Pollard-Urquhart—County Infirmaries arelest7
Bill for the better regulation of County Infirmani
Ireland.
Mr. Valiant Ewast —Sittiop of the Home on Tr'
days—That on Tuesdays (especially as being de* Cc wigh
meat business is sot generally bray* forward) las
toTee nido meet at 12 o'clock, sad rise at, or before. I
o'clock, as a Wednesdays.
Mr. Newdegan —Church Rates Commutation—Bill
for
the commutation of March Raw.

Trinsanar, Fre. 15.
Canna or TIC DAY.
National Debt Redaction Bill—flooood reading.
Elavisge Banks and Post-office Savinp Banks Bill—fiesi
reading.
Nom= or Monona.
Yr. Bisok Aytonn—Victiria—Adder for miss d
soy cerresposdenos between the Secretary of Biste for 1k
Colonies acid the Governor of the Colooy of Victor* 1101
referee.° to Ilse differentiae Dot'e's the Logi,lane: OOP
eil sad Legislative Assembly of that °obey, 'Melt lad
the rejection et the Appropriation Bill for 1065: O 1.1
oorresposcleme between the Secretary of IMate fa WColonies and the reverser relative to the
by the colonial government is raising moneslykadieg
service wittiest the sanction of the lege/atm° : ADM;
any address. of the Legislative Conocil to the crows, es
replies thereto by the Colonial Secretary.
makeali provisia"r foFgirdthewal—siginernineo&alt of riacrivirs.isi.misi—sill I

FRIDAY, Fa. 16.
Nonce or Mono&
Mr. Watkin—To ask the Cheooslloe of the Egehellor
whether July and what reprweotations have bees webs'
behalf of the t of her Majesty to the yews.
mot et the llstMd States in relevesee to the Fathom
gestation is Arnseies ; sad mars especially as to the ww
plainest of United States oflicvrs, the nine of bends dies
mr-oalled Irish republic, sod the threats wade to levy*W
apse dominions of her Majesty by that orpntragaii ad
to wove kw pepsin.

The lazl of Jersey will attain hie majorig (11!
the Bob Aeleertierel la Kara next, whoa am, win''
pommies el hie aseestrel domains M lliddlotepte"
Oxfordshire, ke. The noble earl is at proem' pereeielealb
studies et &HMI Oullege, Oxford, from whence he 141
beige his byes.