The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-09 00:00:00

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PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS FOE THE
ENSUING WEEK

The following notices of motions and orders of
the day stand in the order book of the House of Com-
mons for the ensuing week:
MONDAY, MARCH 11.

ORDZIB OF THE Del.
Valuation of Property Bill—second reading ; Metro.
politan Poor Bill—committee ; Shipping Local Due. Bill
--third reading; Consolidated Fund (3.9,11r/.:a. ikL)
t Duty on Dogs Bill—third resdieg
Sugar Duties Bill—as amended to be considered ;
minal Lunatics Bill —committee ; Oyster and lolu-sel
Fisheries Bill—committee ; Supply—committee ; \Vqa
and Means—committee.
NOTICES OF MOTIONR.

The Attorney-General—Bankruptcy—Bill to consolidAte
and amend the acts relating to bankruptcy in En4huml.
The Attorney-General—Judgment Debtors—Bill to abo-
lish arrests on anal process in civil actions in England,
except in certain cases ; and otherwise to amend the law
relating to judgments, decrees, and orders.
The Attorney-General—Baulauptcy Acts Repeal—Bill
to repeal enactments relating to bankruptcy in England,
and to matters connected therewith.

Mr. Leeman.—Limited Liability Acta—Thet the 'elect
committee on Limited Liability Acts do consist of sixteen
members. That Mr. William Edward Forster be added to
the committee.
TUESDAY, MARCH 12.
NOTICES or MOTIONS.

Mr. O'Beirne—Landed Estates (Ireland)—That this
house will resolve itself into a committee to consider as
bumble address to be presented to her Majesty, praying
that she will be graciously pleased to take into considera-
tion the expediency of recommending to the house to
grant a sum by way of loan, not exceeding one million
sterling, to be employed in the purchase of estates which
may be offered for sale in the Landed Estates Court is
Ireland, such estates to be resold, in sub-divided fangs, of
not less than tenor more than one hundred acres each to the
occupying tenants of such estates ; or, in the event of the
tenants declining to purchase, then to such other persons
as may be willing to purchase the same in sub-divided
farms, the purpose being to assert and encourage an inde-
pendent proprietary of small freehold estates in Ireland.
Mr. Ewart —Oxford and Cambridge Universities Educe.
tion—Bill to open the benefits of education in the univers
cities of Oxford and Cambridge to studenta, without
obliging them to be members of a college ur hall in those
universities. _ _

Sir C. O'Loghkm—Arrest for Debt (Ireland)—Bill to
abolish arrest for debt on meene and final process exctpt in
certain cases, and to amend the law of debtor and creditor
in Ireland.

Mr. L. King—Bale of Land by Auction (Court of
Chancery}—Bill for amending the law of auctions of
estates under any order of the High Court of Chancery.
Mr. Mlagan—Fire Protection—Select committee to
inquire into the existing legislative provisions fur the pro.
tection of life and property against fire. in the United
Kingdom, and as to the best mans to be adopted for
axertaining the causes and preventing the frequency of
fires.

--Lord Elcho—Game Laws (Scotland) —Bill to amend the
laws relating to game in Scotland.
Mr. Graves—Public-houees, &c.—ln committee of the
whole holies, to move, that the chairman be directed to
move the house, that leave be given to bring in a bill for
the better regulation of public•housea, refreshment•houses,
and beer-houses.
ORDERE OT THE DAT.

Railways (Guards' and Passengers' Couuuunicationl Bill
—second reading ; Transubstantiation, Ac., Declaration
Abolition Bill—committee; Dublin l7niv,rsity Professor-
ships Bill—as amended, to be considered ; Sale sad
Purchase of Shares Bill—oommittee.

WEDNESDAY, NIARCH 13.
ORDERS or THE. DAY.

Libel Bill—second reading ; Imhisttial Schools (Ireland)
Bill—second reading ; Criminal Law liill—comniittee.
Nirrimi or MOTION.

Mr. DIMIOII —On second reading of Industrial School/
(Ireland) Bill, to move that it be read a second time upon
this day mix months.
THINUIDAT, MARCH 14.
ORnßaa OF THE DAY.

Lyon King of Arms (Scotland) Bill—second reading;
Tenants' Improvements (Ireland) Rill —seem.) reading ;
Land Improvement and Leasing (Ireland) Bill--second
reading ; Chester Courts Bill—second reading ; Court of
Chancery (Ireland) Bill—second reading.
NOTICES OF NOTIONS.

Mr. Childers—To ask the Secretary of the Treasury
questions as to the tenders for the weekly postal service to
and from Bombay.
Mr. Monk—To ask the Attorney-General whether the
attention of her Majesty's government has been wiled to
the doubts which have arisen as to the proper period for
the publication of banns of m.strimony during the time
of morning service, and to the diversity of pr.tctice con-
sequent thereon; and whether it is the intention of her
Mijcsty's government to introduce any measure for re-
moving such doubts.

Sir Colman 010341ilen—l'olicie4 of Insurance-71111 to
render policies of insurance as dgmible at law, and to
enable assignees of such policies to suo thereon in their
own name.

Mr. Sandfonl—On second remling of Tenants Imptove-
menu (Ireland) Bill, to move that it be read a second
time upon this day six months.
Lord H. Lennox—Navy estimate, (in committee of
supply).
On going into committee' o' supply,

Mr. flanbury-Traey—On navy e,timate,, to call the
attention of the house to one of the recent promotions
toads, by the present Board of A.ltuir.ilty, loot to move
resolutions.

FRIDAY, MARC( 15.

ORDERM OF TILE DAY.

Charitable Donations and Requentn (Ireland) Bill—
second reading ; Capital Punishments within Prisons Bill
—second reading ; blunter Law Am. minima Pill -second
routing ; Execution of Deeds Bill—committee ; Petit
Juries (Ireland) Pill—second reading ; Common Law
Courts (Ireland) Bill—second reading ; Associations of
Workmen Bill—second reading.