The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-01 00:00:00

NortcFl or MOTION&

Mr. Locke ESlatea;arg; Act Amendment
—Bill to explain and extend the operation of an act
passed in the 17th and 18th years of her present Majesty,
chapter 113, intituled "An Act to amend the Law relating
to the Administration of deceased Persons."
Mr. Ayrton—Pawnbroking—ln committee of the whole
house, to move that the chairman be directed to move
the house that leave be given to bring in a bill to amend
the law for regulating the hours of receiving and delivering
goods and chattels as pawns in pawnbrokers' shops.
Mr. McEvoy—Ecclesiastical Titles and Roman Catholic
Relief Acts—To nominate the select committee on &xis-
siutical Titles and Roman Catholic Relief Acts : Mr.
McEvoy, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Howes, Mr. Coleridge, Mr.
Walpole, Mr. Mowbray, Mr. Dawson, Mr. McKenna, Mr.
Newdegate, Mr. Chichester Fortescue, Sir William Stir-
ling-Maxwell, Mr. William Edward Forster, Lord Frede-
rick Cavendish, Mr. Bruce, and Mr. Bentinek.—Power
to send for persona, papers, and records ; five to be the
quorum.
Mr. Vance—Ecclesiastical Titles and Roman Catholic
Relief Acts—As an amendment on the nomination of the
select committee on the Ecclesiastical Titles and Roman
Catholic Relief Acts, to move that the committee be no-
minated by the committee of selection.
TUISDAT, JUNI 4.
NoricEs or MOTION 9.

Viscount Enfield—Special and Common Juries—Select
committee to inquire and take evidence as to the law and
practice relating to the summoning, attendance, and re-
muneration of special and common juries, and to report to
this house as to any alterations which ought to be made
therein.

Sir William Hutt—ltailway and Joint Stock Companies'
Accounts—Hill for the better regulation and supervision
by the Board of Trade of the accounts of railway and other
joint stock companies.
Mr. Vanderbyl—To call the attention of the house to the
petition (presented 30th May) from the inhabitants of the
Cape of Good Hope, praying that her Majesty's forces
should not be withdrawn from that colony ; and to move
that an humble address be presented to her Majesty, pray-
ing that she will be graciously pleased to grant the
prayer of the Cape colonists, that the troops should not be
withdrawn from the Cape of Good Hope.
OIDIRS or TIM DAT.

Master and Servant ; Agricultural
Children's Education Bill—sessond reading ; Sunday Trad-
ing hill--committee ; County Treasurer
(Ireland; Bill—
committee ; Courts of Law, &c. (Salaries and Expenses)—
committee thereupon.
NUTICIB or MOTION&

Viscount Amber motionKrgoing into committee
on Sunday Trading Bill, to more that this house will,
upon this day six months, resolve itself into the said
committee.

Mr. T. Chambers—ln Committee on Sunday Trading
Bill—Page 1, line 12, after " excepted," insert " and no
person carrying on the business of a hairdresser or barber
shall keep open his house or shop for the exercise and
carrying on of his said business, or shall exercise or carry
on the same, alter the hour of 10 of the clock in the morn-
ing of Sunday." _
Sir B. Bridges—Clans 2, Ibis 17 leal. out " nor to the
selling, offering, or exposing for sale without public cry,
nor to the delivery of any periodical publication before the
hour of 10 of the clock in the morning."
Mr. T Chambers—Page 2, line 34, after " day," insert
" and for every separate act of carrying on the said busi-
ness of a hairdresser or barber on one and the same day."
Mr. Candlish—That the bill be limited to the metropo-
litan police district.
Mr. Childers—Courts
.of Lew, ke. (Salaries and Ex-
...

pentses)—ln committee of the wide beige, to aeon rem-
lotions,

WEDNESDAY, JUN 3 5.

OIDW OF 1711 DAY.

Oxford and Cambridge Universities Education Bill—
second reading ; Roman Catholic Churches, Schools, and
Glebes (Ireland) Bill—second reading ; Sale of Liquors on
Sunday Bill—second reading ; Sale of Liquors on Sunday
(Ireland) Bill—seoond reading ; Burials (Ireland) Bill—
second reading; Representation of the People (Ireland)
Bill—second reading ; Church Discipline Aot Amendment
Bill—second reading.
THURSDAY JUNE 6.

Oaussa OF.THZ PAT,

Representation of the People (Scotland) Bill—Second
reading ; Metropolitan Improvements Bill--second read-
ing ; London Coal and Wine Duties Continuance Bill—
maiond reading ; Thames Embankment and Metropolis
Improvement (Loans) Bill—second reading • Railways
(Scotland) Bill—committee ; National Gallery Enlargement
Bill—committee ; British White Herring Fishery Bill—
second reading.

FRIDAY, JeNZ 7.
NOTICE:II or Moriorr.

Mr. HanburyTracy—To ask the First Lord of the
Admiralty whether it is the intention of the Admiralty to
make any alteration in the amount of leave granted to
naval officers, so that an equivalent to the leave of one
month per annum on full pay, at present only enjoyed by
officers on the home station, may be granted to those re-
turning from foreign service.
Mr. Wyld--To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, when the reply of the Spanish government, dated
May 2, and the further papers relating to the seizure of
the Tornado, will be presented to parliament.
On going into Committee of Supply,
Mr. Blake—To call attention to the insufficiency of the
dietary in the prisons in Ireland ; and to move a
resolution.

The Cesareviteh and Cesarevena will shortly
arrive in London, and will be the guests of his Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales during the Ascot week.

Lady Herbert of Lea's assembly will take place
on Tuesday, the 4th of June, at 3R, Cheshani-place.
The Duke of Rutland will have an afternoon
party on Tuesday next at Bute House, Campden-hill, Ken.
lingeoll._

The Duchess of Marlborough will have an as-
sembly on the 19th inst.
The Earl and Countess of Cork have issued cards
for a dinner party, to meet the Duke of Cambridge, on
the 15th inst.

The Earl and Countess Vane have issued invita-
tions for a dinner party, to meet the Prince of Wales, on
the 12th inst., at Holderness House.

The Countess of Derby will have assemblies, in
addition to her ladyship's assembly this evening, on the
22nd and 29th inst.

Lord and Lady Egerton of Tatton will give an
entertainment, on the 15th inst., to the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz.
Lady Egerton will have a small and early party after
dinner.

Last night Mrs. Holland gave a ball at Dorchester
noose, the residence of the hoe. member for East Glouxe-
tershire, in Park-lane. The ball was attended by above
GOO members of the leading families in town, and many of
the diplomatic corps were present.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Bnth intend to
spend the ensuing winter in the south of France, or some
more southern locality, in consequence of the delicate
health of her ladyship.

On the invitation of Lord Hartington, the Eng-
lish county members of the liberal party assembled at
Devonshire House on Thursday, to consider the course to
be adopted in reference to clause 29 of the Reform Bill,
which would permit electors to vote by means of signed
papers. The gentlemen present were of opinion that the
voter should not be relieved of any proper personal re-
egionidbility in the exercise of the franchise, and hence it
was unanimously resolved to meet the clause with deter-
mined *vitiation.
Unusual interest wax excited at Cork on Wednes-
day by the examination of Massy. The Cork Eras/bier
remarks that in his croseuxamination by Mr. HPron be
became frequently much agitated, and gave utterance to
expressions which betrayed distraction and remorse.