The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-30 00:00:00

p.,‘,LI.4.VENTARY BUSINESS 108 THE
EAsUIAt: WEEK.

log notices of motions and orders of
.•d Ili the order book of the Rouse of Con.
a• .14,11i1114 week:
%I Al', APRIL 1.
4 )111,1304 or THE DAT.
ki • fill ("manatee ; supply—committee; Sugar
t1,u.1 rewiiio; ; Supply-- report ; ways and
•,. ; Petit duties (Ireland) Bill—cow-
l! 1,..' (;:1% Bill second reaping;
I:.n lull -*mood reading; Sale of Land by
la)! ttttt it tee ; Traffic Regulation (Metropolis)
••..I adtug ; Alimony Arrears Bill—committee:
Iseot Lind) Act. Amendment Bill—second
' N,.. .11.1 Spelling Railway (cancellation of
•. ttl ',upon : London. Brighton, and South
,•• I t ton of howl.) report thereupon;
. d Railway (cancellation of bonds)—re.

Ibis or Hortox...
•:pin To .o,k the secretory of State for the Home

;,: ti iii. attvtaion has kV' Zaill'd to a trial at

••:•utu .—tie.. where two men. Iturton. ageNl 2;t,
Indicted for burglary, before Mr.
..• Ut. and sentenced to seven and ten years
usit..i. le.pcctively ; to the fact that the convicts
uu• abusive on receiving their sentence, and.
. -uu uu umAcal from the bar by the police, were
1.1 utught back by the judge, who thereunon
d them each to • further term of five years' penal

• ... ' ;rith th To ail the Secretary of State for War
. o hen he lately gave notice to the house that be
i :0 disngard the recent resolution of • majority
a...• in favour of the abolition of corporal punish•
rc army. and to introduce the usual clause on
.tin the Mutiny Bill as if no such resolution
.. •arriial, be had consulted his Royal Highness the
I • -hal I' tattutog-in-Chief on the subject, and
ro .ppval of his royal bighnesa in making that
. ement.
• ... collier- To ask the secretary of state for the
Drico tweet whether he has any objection to lay
-... table of the house • copy of the judge's or short-
•itres notes of the evidence on the trial of John
• oho wa, convicted of rape and sentenced to
•. %. o-a. penal eervitude at the List almoner assizes
• dine ; and, of all memorials and correspondence
, t.. the ease.
•: .Istone -To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer
t IL is the intention of her Majesty's government
~. any alteration in the arrangement or the provisions
hell for amending the representation of the people
• writing the house to discuss the clause. in corn-
,- . and whether he is willing to lay upon the table
~.to or other documents from which he quoted on
y the opinions of the present and late chairman of
,I of inland Revenue respecting the proposed tax-
. • ascleise.
:.: ••• *Telford—To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign
•• .. whether he has received any inforniation of the
: the I it.unl Duchy of Luxemburg to the Emperor
• - French.
N'. Monsen- - Burials (Ireland) Bill—To amend the law
. ..,ailates the burials of persons in Ireland not
40.:.; to the E,tiblieheil Church.
R Oa i) - Navy Estitcatee (in Committee of Supply).
N-. En..tchbull•Hugemen—On motion for going into
! _at, on Sale of Land by Auction Bill, to move, that 1
. • .aise will, upon this day six months, resolve itself
t .he 'aid cu •ttee,
TUESDAY, APRIL 2.
Dermas OF THE DAT.
Allatteye, &c., Certificate Duty Bill—second reading ;
..‹ ..,..ii of Deeds Bill--eommittee; Industrial Schools
.;.....11 Bill—committee ; Policies of Insurance 8i11..,..a
..,..a i leading ; Offices and Oaths Bill—committee ; Teen-
i-tanat ion. Le, Declaration Abolition Bill—eenuilittee ;
:. :.I Purchase of Shares Bill—committee; Criminal
.., bill—as amended, to he considered ; Houses of Par-
k.. nt Bill- second reading ; National Gallery Enlarge-
List Bill—second reading.
NOTICED or MOTIONS.
C. mcl W. l'atteu— Lancaster Borough—To call the at.
belt of the house to the petition (presented March 14),
tlAtre to Lancaster borough and to move that the peti-
i, is he beard at the bar Of this house upon their pe-
ID.L, if they think fit.
N Crawforil—liunhill.fields burial-ground—Bill for
!. i•.servation of Bunhill.fields burial ground as an open
1,,. r; and fur other purposes relating thereto.
I a..t. Aniherley—Lord's Day Abuses, &c., Act Amend-
n, at- Bill to amend the act of the twenty-first year of
ii,;;;eorge 111., c. 49, " For preventing certain abuse.
Q•il,ofanations un the Lord's Day called Sunday."
1,:•1 Elcho—Ganie Laws (Scotland)—BiU to amend the
Rif r.lating to owe in Scotland.
Mi. Dent—Agricultural Women and Children—To call
I- etention of the house to the Sixth Report of the
I...!ren's Employment Commission ; and to move—That
o t., opinion of this house the employment of women and
liikien in agriculture should be regulated, as far as may
t. by the principles of the Factory Acts.
3h. Crawforil—Railway Companies' Debenture Debt
fait ais expedient in the interests of the public that in
isrn where adequate security can be given, the State
hell assume the responsibility of the debenture debt of
klieg companies unable to meet their engagements, upon
.11.litions providing for the eventual acquisition of such
a:vsys by the State, upon terms of mutual advantage to
it State and to the railway companies.
lat.l Eleho—Master and Servant—Bill to amend the
as of Master and Servant.
WEDNESDAY, APIUL 3.
ORDERS or TER DAT.
lent Stock Companies (Voting Papers) Bill—commit.
it. Spiritual Deatitution Bill—second reading ; Sea
'set Fisheries (Ireland ) Bill—second reading ; Military
t Lections (Ireland) Bill—second reading ; Promissory
tots (Ireland) Bill—second reading Land Tenure (Ire-
Rol Bill—second reading; Land Contracts (Ireland)
lie -committee.

Renews or MOTIONS.
hr. Roves —On second reading of Spiritual Destitution
2: to move that it be read a second time upon this day
-ionths.

,r H. Bruce—On second reading of Land Tenure (Im-
.) to more that it be read a second time upon this
tiz months.

Ye. Agar Ellis—ln committee on Land Contracts (Ire-
Bill—Page 2, line 12, after " contract," insert " or
nl person entitled to receive rents in Ireland under •
went which empowers such person to grant • lease
luau for the term of years mentioned in the contract"
THURROAT, APRIL 4.
ORDERS OF THE DAT.
CHIIMOR Law Courts (Ireland) Bill—second reading;
Peakruptcy Bill—second reading ; Judgment Debtors Bill
'mud reading ; Bankruptcy Acts Repeal Bill—second
; Tenants' Improvements (Ireland) Bill—second
sing: Land Improvement and Leasing (Ireland) Bill—
seuxl reading; Court of Chancery (Ireland) Bill—corn-
ugke Bridges (Ireland) Bill---committee; Petty See-
We, lirelandi Act (1851) Amendment Bill—second read-
,4 • Chester Courts Bill—as amended, to be considered.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Sandford—On the second reading of Tenants' Im-
lynements (Ireland) Bill, to move that it be read a second
Lie upon this day six months.
Mr. Gregory—on second reading of Tenants' Improve-
*PM (Ireland) Bill, to move to leave out all the words
after the word "that," in order to add the words " with-
et prejudging the consideration of the second reading of
th.i all, the house desires to express its opinion that it is
incisplete, inasmuch as it contains no provisions calen-
kid to promote the granting of leases to agricultural
Incite in Ireland."
Mr. Rearden—On second reading of Tenants' Improve
III•ph (Ireland) Bill and Land Improvement and Leasing
(loland) Bill, to move an amendment that they be with.
eve. and the Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Bill, the
'men Powers (Ireland) Bill, and the Land Improvements
(14'..cd) Bill, which was brought in in 1852 by the present
, Secretary for Ireland and the then Attorney and
Nicitor General for Ireland, which passed this house by
hip majority, be substituted.
FRIDAY, APRIL 5.
Oznaz OF THE DAT.
'lmitable Donations and Bequests (Ireland) Bill—
trimittee.

Nome onor
gwenloom ArresttTLoghlen for Debt (Ireland)—Bill
!')Wolimn arrest for debt on mein* and final process except
"*ton cases, and to amend the law of debtor and myth-
is Ireland.

On going into Committee of Supply,
I^rd Restive Cecil—To call the attention of the house
organisation of the War Department.
Lowe--To move that this house diluents from so
nth of the minute of the Committee of Council on Educe-
n"l as provides fur an increase of the grants now made to
1'1..4r/ schools.
Sir Robert Collier—To call the attention of the house to
C.. case of the Tornado.
ii v
Colman O'Loghlen—To call attention to the practice
*4 t issuing a writ for a vacancy in this house if the seat
h has been vacated be claimed on behalf of another
a• dnte ; and to move that whenever a member of this
"".• shall accept an office of profit under the crown, a
Wn. for a new election may issue notwithstanding that •
tion praying fur the neat may have been presented.
°B..rjeant Barry—To bring under the notice of the
the loss of life which took place at Dungarvan
"',o; the late Waterford county election, and to move a
Henry SeYmour—To call the attention of the house
desire of the Red Hirer Settlement in North America
▪ te forted into a crown eokey ; and to move for papers.

LAT PREM3l6ltB.—The sermon at the 12 o'clock
:t,ite to-morrow, at the Chapel Royal, St. James's
pee. will he delivered by the Right Rev. D. °Meant,
1,,0, llandaff. At the 11 a.m. service at the Chapel
,•wal. Whitehall, the Very Rev. Dr. Magee, Dean of
t. will be the preacher ; and the famous annual Lenten
; me of Sunday afternoon sermons will be continued at
N..t.hall. at 3 p.m. by the Rev. Dr. Temple. Head
it"" o Rugby School. At the 7 p.m. service beneath
x• dome f of St. Paul's Cathedral the Rev. George W.
Eh Chaplain to the Bishop of Chester,
"'Preach the sermon.