The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNFSD.

prise-fighting ; it only alluded to it as an instance of the
vigour and endurance of the chi English race ; but mother
Preach newspaper, the Sieele, opals of the fight in terms of
strong condemnation. He hoped, however, they eirould
SOW hear no more of this fight—(leserj—and them exhibi-
tions would for the future be astbity prevented.
Mr. CLIVE did not intend to oars a singh remark on the
main question ; but in }lobes to the Sonthileationa Railway
Company he must say Set the direntors of that company
had entered into an topgallant that they never would give
a special tale to any parties to stop between stations, and
they affirmed that on the particular OCCaliOn in question
they had no knowledge of the objects or intentions of the
parties.
Sir W. JOLLIFFR was not very squeamish about prize-
fighting ; bat the question was whether they were not
breaches of the peso, sod magistratesengirt to know what
would be their pariahs if they took part is endeavonrine to
keep the pease on than ocessiose. (Hear, hear.) He
happened to Nee on the Sonth-llestern line,
sad was she a 1111110iiSSI for the cosy of Surrey.
One or two of them prise bed lakes place in his
own immediate seighbonrhoo and one or two of his
brother magistastes ran considerable risk of persona danger
in endeavouring to pprteevent them. But what would be said
when those p were sanctioned by the voice of the
government in that house He must my he was very much
astonished at the tone of the noble lord (Lord Palmerston)
on this subject ; and he wished to place befogs the home
the position himself and his brother megiaratse wield be
in if they thought it to be their duty to sgpeer those
breaches of the peace while they were rnetiwd by the
executive government.
Lord PALMERSTON explained that he lied not mid
prize-fights were not breeches of the What he pro-
tested against was the exaggerated eheeader id the sags
lord's charges against this particular fight.
Colonel DICKSON WEL with refocuses to the nomarks
of the hon. member for Cork (Mr. Sully), be mold not
understand an Irishman objecting to ighttag. (A
He considered the noble lord (Lord Palinerstos) bad nd
himself open to these attacks. He would say far the noble
lord, that if he had one attribute mon than another which
endeared him to hie fellow countrymen, it was his
thoroughly English character and love for all
manly sports. (Hoer, bear.) He (Cdonel Dickson) did
nut stand up for prise- Meg ; but he said that
those two men bad shown our own nun in peril-
ticular—(bogider)—ke so 7, because he was
disabled at the smentemennost of the contsd—he said he
had exhibited qestilies whisk entitled his to higher
honours then miry other NM had reesived who did not so
well deserve them. Het he asked how were they to give
power to railway diesekes to refuse teaks, as they plowed ?
He thought the law as It stood at premed was perfectly well
laid down ; and one of the dist dot.. of amagistrate was to
know when to ad and when it was advisable to shut his
eyes,. (" Hoer, hear," and a lasigh.)
Mr. P'Al7LLeentemed he thought it was a mod unfortu-
nate thing—whelber it was is the power of the
to sappier those prise-fights or not—that they =:
from men is the high ticroxi:l chief minister of the
mows and the Home , if not a sanction, an es-
eouregemeat or palliation of fighte. He thought it
was an unfortunate thing if when 2,000 or 3,000 =Maas
collected together in a field for this
ise the authorities
could not collect police enough to them.
The motion wee then agreed to the 'abject dropped.
TENURE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND

_
D) BILL.
On the order dt=ir the second reading of this
bill,
Sir J. WALSH mad, so an ameadrimet, that the bni
be reed • seem' time that day six months. He alleged the
ahem whisk would be seeds of it. provisions by hasdalest
tweets tor We, ihjesbed to the power given to the
mime, laid Wed the real reforms WI by the=
eennaissies had aimed all been retried out, and deelering
that under the geneent systems Imbued bad been making the
mad asteedshing ammo In loaloatry and comfort. The
whole moan, exhibited a semi of ptospenty and advance-
ment, and be galled yen them to Lt well alone. Baps>
bating separate tor Ireland and Ireland, he mid
that the bill (sly give up • definite principle by cos-
anions Fuel worthiest sod which would not pet •
step to Meant- t agitation.
Ir. NADU! E supported the second reading of the
WO. lie J. shies objections to the first part of the hill,
he °loaned, related only to details, which could be dis-
armed is the committee, and those offered to the ereond
pert were asseend in the report of the Devon commlielles.
la bard, as • rule, the landlord did nothing for the
Moot, sod thle wee the reason why • peculiar neseme
trizerred he that reentry. But he objected to •
ponies of the third part of the hal, which would
sot he maleisst to satisfy the people of Ireland is its
providing ler We improvement of the lead and toe the
eimpeemlies of the fiemet. He asked the government to
peeuvree tide bin, sad to perseverein mounding it
Hr. cameos amphiod of the abuse cwt epos the
\miner* d end of the etatemgele, wieggerated, if
est isiommisi, aids by Hr. Nevin of the condition of
tram& whine lea asimeally changed singe the year 1846
(the ado of the Dena esomeimion), 10 tie meal as wen se
the parka meet el as people. He pointed set pertiose
of tie -malmsey sed aft& a the bat 1111/1111 be dismal
epem teillme. la be ta Mod, he said, to support the
AIM= dlomoks,
The debnae wee adjourned WI Thursday.
LANDLOSD AND TENANT (11M- ND) BILL
lir. MAST mend the second reading of this bill, sad
as it wee • bin be the ismaolidation of the law, be hoped it
would not be meant It repealed or anmeded w bin
the. nib of parliament The bill
es liaras par a MOMS ter net to one yearn:
pied the nap shoal the gale of mot for
while wee stem. It pee • .M.ed remedies modest
woe* mad pepseed to extend the right of eject' meat for
sorpsymeest d meet to yearly tenancies. The bill won
shoot identleal with •bE lonstentistredneed by the late
Lied Cninedier fee helm& ark be ovoid sot U
sash argil for its esatesta, be hoped would be mom
fiche remise it.
Melia win reed • emosil time.
METROPOLW LOCAL NANAOIOOINT ACT

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TrrE, Wiesit—mames et tz
said its object was to =ion Mill
the different =d tij
loan of 400,/rballsr Ys the llasimpOt:
YThe payment unfortn=aimadispreLerlirly
pariebee. 'he
prepored that it @Mudd tall ups. the whew pr_epertkos to
the =wont at whisk were bini The hM bad been
sehenitted to e
nlista it, but oldflagled
that it kis to • committee.
Lewd FEEMOT mid thin were parttime of the 'metro-
polis that were affected by this bill and be thought it ought
not to oe read • second Moe at that time of night. He
moved that the debste be
Mr. J. LOCI' mid he there mei Daft ob-
justices to thsein revidlnstment of the &be ; be
=it them rendered it necessary that there
be mess on the bill before it was referred
to • select committee.
After • few words from Mr. Trim in reply, the bill was
read • mod time.
The bows then adjonswed at • quarter past 1 o'clock.

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Mk to Owe Carsloo4
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and *winery .orla each.-11.$, Vita tatabllshmot clown at I
evenlig,
BENSON'S WATCHES.
Pirlacolisa af maaisaim.•—Maralas Peel
Staid watabas, aMa 100 plow ; ether, I to SO gators. Sol
two damps far Baron Thastratad PamplOst. distaiptife
win oaseleutSco at weld maw nada Watalwtsw*MaallpanS
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atifehereetar met with oely to the INN sissies of hose.
No pee dome.—RAOGETT (late 11/eekey), 21, Dak►street.
IL lenses Established 100 faro

THE DERBY DAY.—HAMPERS of
, with or without wine, parked sompleteev:lll
PLille= Le., by WM. DONALD, Bt. Jamois-hall„
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