The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-18 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS POl—in
ENSUING WEEK.
The following notices of motions and orders si
the day stand in the order book of the House of Cub
moos for the ensuinEweek
KONDAY, Mae 20.

OaDila OF THI DAY.
Representation of the People Bill—committee ; fin;
committee ; National Debt Bill—committee ;
(Ireland) Rill—committee ; Army Enlistment Bill—woo
reading ; Army Reserve Bill—second reading ; Mkt*
Reserve Bill--seoond reading ; Meetings in Royal p
Bill—second reeding ; Admiralty Jurisdiction Bill—end
reading ; Railways (Scotland) Bill—second reading ;
and Harbour Orders Confirmation (No. 2) Bill --wpm
reading ; Lend Tax Commissioner.' Names Bill—col,
mittee ; Ways and Means—committee; Vaccination Sip_
committee; Traffic Regulation (Metropolis)
reading ; Public Schools Bill—second reading ;
Amendment (Scotland) Bill— ss amended, to be conndero ;
Execution of Deedsßill—oommittee.

Non= or Manors.
Mr. 0. Stanley—To ask the Secretary of State for ire
if he intends to retain the eighth clause in the YiLtia
Reserve Bill, by which militia oottrts-martial may entrain
deserters to 12 years penal service in the army.
In Committee on Representation of the People W—
hir. Childers—lf Mr. Hodgkinson's amendment to tame
3 is adopted, to add the following words:—But the follow.
ing enactments shall be made with respect to all ram
allowed for the relief of the poor in parishes stn.*
wholly or partly in any borough after the passing of this
set:-1. Subject to tbe provisions in this section contained,
every occupier shall be rated as an ordinary occupier; had
the name of every occupier, the full rateable value of even
house or other eepsrate holding, and the full rate in th,
pound payable by the occupier, shall be entered in the nil
book ; 2. Any occupier may, by agreement with the o,
consent that the owner shall be rated or compound viii
the overseen or vestry for the rates in respect of the pee.
Mile/ held by such occupier ' • upon receipt of a jeic
notice, in the form contained In Schedule F to this nee,
the overseers or vestry shall assess the owner in all m►
piquant rates made while such notice is in twee,
compound with him for such rates, in conformity with tie
provisions of any statute or statutes for rating the owam
instead of the occupiers in force in the pariah at the tiny
of the passing of this act, and may exercise all the pawns
now possessed by them for the recovery of rates sansof
upon, or of the composition entered into with, an ovrier.
3. Such agreement shall not be entered into for a. keen
period than twelve calendar months, nor continue ui force
beyond the 24th day of June in any year, nor beyond tit
tenancy of the occupier. While any such notice as in font
the rate payable by the owner in lieu of the occupier doll
also be entered in the rate-book.
_ _ _

Mr. P. &rope—Clause 3, at end, add, " Provided th
no person, whether owner or occupier of a dwelling-au
within any parliamentary borough the rateable mite d
which shall be less than 41., be hereafter rated to the lad
of the poor in respect of such dwelling-house."
Mr. Hubbard—Ali an amendment to Yr. Poulett Scrope4
proposed proviso to clause 3, leave out " ratable value st
which shall be less than 41.," and insert " gross mud
value of 54 be."

Mr. Hunt—Civil Service Estimates, classes 2 and
committee of supply)
On going into committee of supply
Mr. H. Seymour—To call the attention of the haw to
the desire of the Red River Settlement, in North Ameriy
to be formed into a crown colony, and to move for an id.
dries for papers.
Mr. Taylor—To ask the Secretary of State for the EOM
Department a question in respect to the appointment if
Mr. Churchward to the commimion of the peace for it
borough of Dover.
Mr. O'Beirne—To move, that the Merchant Shipping
Act of 1354, and all subsequent acts upon the same subject
be referred to a select committee to inquire and report II
the house such amendments in the law, if any, as they
shall consider to be neoswry for the better protector, di
the public and the mercantile marine of this country.
Major Anson—To call the attention of the home ti
petition presented by the ball. member for Birmingham
Friday, May 3.
Mr. 'Taylor—On second reading of mestinp is lop
Parks Bill, to move that it be reed a second time spa
this day six month..
Mr. Nate—On second reading of Meetings is laid
Parks Bill, to move that it is not expedient to deal et
the subject of public meetings in the metropolis et
reference only to the royal perks.
Mr. James--On second reading of Admiralty Jurist
tion Bill, to move, that it be reed • second time epos it
day six months.
Mr. Neate—On seem' reading of Public Schools Bd
to move that it be reed a sexed time upon this day n
months.

Tummy, Mar 21.
Norton or Manors.
Mr. lifill—Municipal Corporations (Metropolis)—Bill fa
the witabliament of municipal oorporatices in the awed
diattiats of the metropolis.
Mr. Mill—Central Federal Municipality (Mebvpo6)-
Bill for the establishment of • central federal municipal*
for the whole of the metropolis.
01111118 OF VIP DAT.

Game Presereation medic
Game Laws (Scotland) Bill—second reading; Parte
tootaat7 llegisaraltosi Bill—second reading Radom'
(Guards' and P Communication) Bill—committer
Sale of Land by Aaction Bill—oommittee ; Metropes
Subways Bill—second reading ; Associations of Workers
Bill—adjourned debate on second reading.
Norms or ItorioNo.
_ _ _ _ _

Mr. Fordyce-On second reading of Game Lam Pen
land) Bill, to move, that it be read a second time up atio
day six months.
THIYISDAT, MAT 23.
Owns or Tell DAT.
Sir John Port's Charity Bill--second reading ; leant
Improvement (Ireland) Bill-adjourned debate co sem+
went on second reading; Land Improvement el
Leasing (Ireland) Bill-second reading ; Repro,*
tion of the People (Scotland) Bill-second red*
Landed Property Improvement and Leasing (Ireland) M
-second reading; Lis Pendens Bill-second milli
Judges' Chambers (Despatch of Business) Bill-slant
reading; Vice-Admiralty Courts Act Ainendineatßill-
ascend reading; Public Records (Ireland) lidl-weel
reading ,• Murder Law Amendment Bill-seeend reed*
Capital Punishment. within Primus Bill-second read*:
Public Health (Scotland) Bill-committee; Swig
Charity Bill-second reading ; Tancred's Charities bd
second reading ; Masters and Workmen Bill-wall
reading ; West India Bishops and Clergy Bill-comminn
Noticas or Morsorn.
Mr. Conolly-On second reading of Tenants esfo
meats (Ireland) Bill to move that it be read a wad am
upon this day six months.
Mr. Bearden-On second reading of Tenants harm.
meets (Ireland) Bill and Land Improvement mid Leong
(Ireland) Bill to move an amendment that they be with
drawn and the Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Bill, tbf
Leasing Powers (Ireland) Bill and the Land Improver.'
(Ireland) Bill, which was brought in in 15.12 by the Feint
Chief Secretary for Ireland and the then Attorney of
Solicitor-General for Ireland, which passed this houselys
large majority, be substituted.
Sir F. Heygate -In the event of the Tenants Imp**
manta (Ireland) and the Lend Improvement and Lees(
i (Ireland) Bills being read • second tune, to move that Iblf
be referred to a select committee.
Sir G. Bowyer-On second reading of Hurler ice
Amendment Bill, to move that it be read a sewed use
upon this day six months.
Mr. Gilpin-To move, on the second reading of tr
Murder Law Amendment Bill, to leave out all the ee4
after " that," for the purpose of insertin- thine snob
" it is inexpedient any lonpr to maintain the wants
of death for murder."

FRIDAY, MAY 24.
ORDERR OF THE DAT.
Bankruptcy Bill—committee ; Judgment Debtor' 2+11"
committee ; Bankruptcy Acta Repeal Bill—columns
Tramways (Ireland) Acta Amendment Bill—commune.

On going into committee of supply,
Mr. B. Cochrane—To call the attention of the hash
the correspondence respecting the 'seizure of the Tenni
by the Spanish frigate Gerona.
Lord W. Hey—To call attention to the ilesoteh of II!
Secretary of State for India relative to the &dna of L'
Maharsjsh of Mysore.
Mr. M. Gibson -To call attention to the state of the.4'
respecting the securities which are required finis the F
prieters of newspapers and certain other public-awes ;
to ask the Attorney•Geueral in reference to the pos,,':
ings which have recently been instituted against coo-
newspaper proprietors for non-emopliance with themr'
rity laws, whether it is intended to enforce the wool
system upon all publications to which the secant!
tutes apply.
Mr. C. Forteacue—To cell the attention of the hoot 2
the present position of the Qsasa's University is 1fe1.41

The following are the 25 members wh, f'lir"4
the minority last night against Sir F. GololsiniXs Iw'
that no man shall be entitled to be registered ss • rifer"
reason of his being a joint occupier of any awillt
house:—Messrs. C. Butler, J. D. Coleridge. J. Ce
G. Denman, H. Fawcett, Serjeant Guider, Mr. IL L
Grenfell, Sir J. Gray, Messrs. G. Hadfield, J.' Bendel!:
Lord Henley, Messrs. J. T. Hibbert, I. Belies '•
Hughes, It. Ingham, A. Luck, J. R. Mills, L 011ebio•
J. Platt, Colonel Stuart, Messrs. C. R. Talbot, r.
Taylor, J. White, B. Whitworth, and Sir 11.
Tellers for the Noes, Mr. Edward Craufunl sad
Candlish. Mr. Gladstone did not vote in the 111Si/if&
THE REPORT OP THE RAILWAY C0MM15.41105."
This morning the minutes of evidence taken bf
commission on railways between the :list of Marek,l7
and 31st May, 1866, were hued in a heavy blue-boot
889 pages. Among the witnesses were Mr. W 0141:„
Forbes, the Earl of Luoan, Mr. G. W. Heinous. Mr. 1.-iri•
Bidder, Mr. W. Cawkwell, Mr. C. J. 111740.
Dorgan, Mr. J. Oriental, the Earl of elaneartY,
Jonathan Pim, Mr. Seymour Clarke, Mr. John 11.wkslog,
Mr. C. E. Stewart, Mr. E. J. Page, Mr. T. K. Rano:
Captain M. Hunk, Mr. E. Chadwick, Mr D. Gegb,
Mr. A. Sturm*.