The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-22 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—{THIS DAY.)
The SPltnlltn took the chair at 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINPB.
The following bills were read a third time and a—
Atiyhterarder Comma: Moir—North British Imtaea
C INF.. ompany— Portadowia and Omagh Junction
ILiilw... ,v snit STlniliginin, . end Brouihton Railway
rill. —Hayling Railways— • Bra anti idtturst June.
inn Railways Deviation—and Peteralleld Railway.
MINER REGITLATION AND INSPECTION BILL.
The home west into committee co this bilL
tin Clause 2,
Mr. KINNAIRD said, having failed on a former occasion
to induce the committee to adopt eight hours aa the limit
of labour for boys in mines, be would 110 W propose to insert
after the wonbt " colliery," " for any hours not exceeding
lio hoors per diem."
Sir li. (. LEWIS believed that it the hon. 4eatlealaa
had ,oi the previous occasion propooed tea hears Instead of
eight, the result would have been the ears. The all na-
turally wished to limit the hours of labor foe ch r
far u possible ; but of the twelve issseress of minas
who were favourahle to the improvesard elf the working
flares, 11 had reported moral any legisithe humiliate;
and that brag the ow, he hoped the aomewitre mould
esetela the &elks to which they am, me Tam* lest
Xt. LIDDELL the memAsiod, ea the ground
that it would limit the home of lebear for awn,
bays hag employed driving posies while the men were
at melt__ _

Mr-.ATRTITN observed that this was a lersesty qwestios,
&al it was es that pound doe that the useramiree wee
opposed by the owners of mines. Such a eaewidesstion
ought sot to he allowed to interfere with the interests of
chOdres.

Mr. H. TAYLOR thought that if hi. hoe. friend (Hr.
Ayrtoa) would v. down • c.oloit he weak' Mars • wiser
mesa no this oubieet. There were times whoa work was
slack, and this necessitated occasional antra work ; but be
.mend the committee that oat/ 01111111Iillid SO WWI to op.
pm. claims.
nr. Pisan sad Mr. Curt laving opposed the amendment,
Mr. JOHIII LOCKE said the quoits-a really was what was
the maw of Antos to which the labour of children of
tuadsr yams ki mines ought to he reetrieted. (Hot; hear.)
The in the amendment emanated from the owners
of era mists, and he hoped it would not be sooresidul.
Mir H. VERNEY in supporting the ems/Assent mid the
labour in mines was very severs fur young bow sad he
knew that many nodher. had a great ob}ectioa to the
'minter of bean that their children were compelled to
week.

CATLEIr believed that the mortality among bays
e.nil..yed is mines sae very meat, and that the difficulties
attending a lisnetios of the hours lal,our might be
res4DO by einalovnimm.
Mr. H. akucz mid reports presested to the house would
show the hem. umber that he was mistakes is supposing
that the modality seamy boys sue ancesaive.
Mr. ICIDIDALL dried that the boys employed is minas
wen oneworlied.

Mr. IrEKIO94 said the bouts el kbocur deprsdad at pr
met me w the neaten bet ow the Ines a elate of thew
thee spyeeeed to kite emetielartery.
mlipirted the ameedeteet.
Alice
the ems Imam ditentekom the committee divided :
Per emembeiest
79-18
leirdAnt • !LINE mond sa amendment to the effect that
coalweviere aheeld he allowed to employ hi,. under tea
yawn cif aciam to the Ist el July, without a certall-
est* that mold net
OW O. C. wits waisted to the amendment, charming
!lot A wee weeemary le artier that duo mews might be
gime al {heehaw.
The enuallneet was speed to.
lit. PAO= mewed an amendment, providing for the
edecelies 1 bey. Ise Am beees as two days in every week.
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