The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-21 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDB.—TinaDAT, JULY 20.
The LORD Cacsoarson took hip seat on ties woolsack at
ho educe.

PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The le4swing bills were reed • third time :—Whiteltama
Jansen ReEsrey Blil ; Lancaster and Carlisle Railway
(No. I) Bill ; Tem Commas, Bill ; Worcester and Herr
Red Railway Bill.
STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES BILL.
This bill passed Womb committee.
TITLES OF ND (SCOTLAND) BILL.
The LORD CHANCELLOR said politic= bad been pre-
sented against various dames ia this bill, end the Lord-
Advooate had since then very osrefully gone through the bill
with several gentlemen connected with Scotland, and had
made alterations which removed many of the objections
made. He proposed, therefore, that the bill should pass
enough committee pro ford, and that it should be reprinted,
b enable their lordships to ses what the alterations were.
The bill passed through committee amordingly.
SALE AND TRANSFEILOF LANDS (IRELAND)

BILL.

On the motion for going Into committee on this bill,
Lord BT. LEONARDS protested mallet the farther pro-
gram of the maser, severely condemning its object. which
Is to extend the jurisdiction of the Encumbered Eatable
Court to usammusbered estates, and to give indisputable
Oise to estates that are not for sale. It would revolationiss
the whole law of property.
The LORD CHANCELLOR defended the provisions of
the act. The operation of the court bed been so beneficial
that ownsis of ismenctunbered property created burdens as It
for the purpose of bringing it within the action of the murk
Its powers had therefore been extended by the present act.
Lord CRAY WORTH supported the bill, with the en-
=of the 81st clause, which enables prewistors of
who do not intend to sell them to obtain ,- by spell-
milks to the court, a certificate of title that cannot after-
made be disputed. For what honest purpose could say one
rewire te be furnished with such • title I' Against this
SWAN be strongly protested.
The Earl of WICKLOW expressed the sews objection
Wtide part of the bill as those pointed out by Lord Cran-

irk; bows thisi wind Ws committee on the M.
Lod MAXIMUM Ispeated his objections to the 61st
bars
elms
Estsemsd Ids foliation to take the sense of the

Theciaships then divided on the question that the
cisamidowl plaid the bill
Oaniente 29
Niwerisats lO-19
The clause wee therefore agreed to.
The other dery were agreed to, and the bill passed
through orennallse.
GOVIZNYENT OP INDIA BILL.
The
LOl tree esiL repast el W eerrierenes made in committee on ibis
resel

Tisliarl of ILLBNBOROUGH proposed some verbal
lIINNAINEN ON at which was the addition of the word
“shwe" fa the 20th late of the tad clause, which wee

-di -li. 29th dawn,
The Berl of DERBY maid he found that all those who
were bast qualified to judge were lIIIILIIiIIIOIII in the opinion
that the governor-general ought not to have the nomination
of his own council. Ile had, therefore, not introduced any
alteration into this clause, but would give the noble earl
(Bilenberough) the opportunity of proposing ea emendment
on the third reeding if he wished to do so.
The Earl of ELLENBOROIJOII wee understood to say
that he should avail himself of that opportunity.
There wee some discomfort on the subsequent ChtLIPOP, but
it wee carried on le so purely conversational • tone amongst
the half dozen peers who were preemt, that little of its pur-
port could be °oilseed in the
In slams 66,
The Earl of DERBY proposed to introduce the word
" trestiw."

Aimed to.
The Earl of DERBY meld that doubts had bra esprawal
whether the claims in the bill es it stood were ouldolor
protest the riffidD of the Bre India Company. Ire Bad bed
some clause plated in hie heads whisk bed be preperel
ou behelf of the East India Gummy, wed which they eon-
Mired neoroary to protect Us& Miura. In the behirval
behests new and the add mak* or the MI lo would
came those denies to beemeheeE, and If dry woe burl So
bee
nrosseary he would war them CO the third wading or
tle

The nun es Ur ----- was agreed be, and th• bW
wu ordered to b vied • eird Yip ea Musky.
YILfIIL SALLLOYU MPENSION BILL.
This WI wee nod • Wed tleme ear =.
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HOUBII OF COMMONS.-TDVD►T, JULY 20.