The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-19 00:00:00

SIIMMIUI ATTIU.

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l= ere has beat besesened at the 110611111. Y. RAT sod
CAP sad hen awl 11101DIPARTMLNY1, whisk hare boss
taraininal with an entirely ors stock of faahlosabis sad seessieh
Me geode at sorb prime as enable the proprietors Is der limit
—very groat advantages
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bp lbst they intend giving tbetr customer" the toll MOM flit
do abstiska of tai day on gilts. Glom, etc.
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Ilesachis : Braaten' sad Shealel.l, Yorkshire.
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wins.* bseastiss.
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et so tavern's. newel d3n ladnary.: with nibs foe
lialarelealeseent. sad list et prima may be lad pude on apt*
Wish or pea Inv.

THE " INDISPENSABLI " SUIT,
Ina& In mbar acdoun toot panbinba and gieti
onontod for wand Mina, travelling, and boarnasarl l'a
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universally act a‘, be tlw socalamisslobba and worvion
ow San ever InarodoonL Pilo, boo Oa
To bo obtained of IL MOK4L4 aad BON. ewer et Mamie*
an adman and rondo of New Odord-oiroot and Naotalrool

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOME 01 LORDS.—MOWDAY, JUNI 18.
She LOUD Glustemscos took hia mat oa the woolsack et
ass dolosk.

NEW PEER.

Bum loareecre (formerly Lord Ebriogtoa) took the
lathe sad hie neat oo being railed to the poerago. The
wide lard wee istroduced by the Earl of Goeford and Lord
Dig= whet the abolition of church-rates were pro-
seeded tithe Bishop of St. L.tviiio, the Earl of DEIST,
I wed the
_air Pow Farr.

QOVED sod WHITE TEETH are indispensable
*a poesuri attraction, and to health and longevity by the
proper masiismie• of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or Nut
Dentl a elite powder onsnivesed of the choicest and most
rn herebi lenla of the o: a•sotal herbal. It extirpates all
tomatoes he the teeth, and ensures a pearl.llke white-
n... to the etaMeited swim ; arrest. the further progress of
airs) of the Medi. gad Wage* a healthy action of the goat
The breath ohm from the adrabsiows and diainfecting qualities of
the r kionto, attains a parity and fragrance truly ',statist to He
P.... 4., hire Oa Yd. per boy. tantion.—The word, "Row-
Linde itl,atto," etc.. are on the label. and "A. Rowland and
bone. 20. Ilattnnigarelen." on the government stamp. gold by
them, and by chemists sad perfumers.

Pseitione favour ;i • the abolition of ehnrch-ratea were
by L Lrvicori, Lord Bann, Lord = TZTNII" VAN= ALDMIT, Lord CANALNOTOX, and Earl
Vent.

PRIVATE BIISLtiEBS.

On the motion of I.Orif HiLeaau. the following NM
were read a third time : Bwuuma Local Hood d Health ;
Bradford, Wakefield, and Leeds Railway ; Newcastle-
npon•Tyne and Carlisle Railway and Port Carlisle Doak
and Railway and Carlisle and Silloth Bay Railway sad Dock
Companies ; and Denbigh, Ruthin, and Corwett Railway
Balls. _ _ .

The following bills were read a third time and peened :
Wexford Free &nip, Blyth Harbour and Dock, Sovereign
Aseurance Company, Abergaveony Improvement, and
North British and Peebles and Jedburgh Railway Com-
panies bills.

_PRIVATE
_BILL&

Lord REDESDAI.-i-in;edthaithis home will not read
any bill • second time after Tuesday, the 17th of July,
except bills of aid or supply, or any bill in relation to which
the house shall have resolved, before the second reading
was moved, that the circumstances which render legislation
on the subject of the same expedient are either of such
recent occurresee or real urgency as to render the imme-
diate consideration of the some neeemary.
After • few words from Earl GRANYiLt.e., who was under-
stood to suggest that a later day should be named, the
motion was agreed to.
CATHEDRAL AND COLLEGIATE CHURCHES.
Lord LYTTELTON asked her Majesty's government if
they intended to bring in any measures founded on the
report of the commission for inquiring into the condition of
cathedral and collegiate churches (1852), or the report of
the select committee of the House of Lords for inquiring
into the deficiency of means of spiritualinstruction and places
of divine worship inthe metropolis and populous plum (1858).
He believed he might my that the recommendations of the
Cathedral Commission would form a complete code of laws
rather than a eagle act of parliament. He might add that
the question he wished to ask now did not relate to this
session cc any other particular erasion of parliament- he only
wanted to know whether it was the intention of her Ma-
jesty's government to introduce any measures founded upon
them reports.
The Duke of NEWCASTLE said hie noble friend had
dated that the reoommendations of the Cathedral Commis-
sion would lead to Inialation,which world form a new code.
He felt sure his noble friend could hardly expect that the
government would now, on the 18th of June, enter upon
14 iZEAUN COPABINE or SACCHARAIIM this subject. Hie noble friend also said his question did not
Ol' A Nl' LIP —Copal's sad cohere are, deratakirm t e bat Mate to the or any other particular session of parliament,
t,s,tiee hat these drop we eta repulsive taolomadaMelk and sad in reference to that he must say he did not think it
"giehY•"king' maw'. gr"triC dhimn••"•...____..._ll* eon desirable that the government should pledge th.-
.L.o-se ha. sisccer,leil ernilerine these valoshila mineereeme says, with reference to the legislatioa of •future ODOWOD.
writ. tertectly iniemesee, hi incr./Mel to Ma SA with Nord to the second part of his noble friend's goes-
"P"SirtisiveePnVirt:ett ThMedblePirene"radca, AM mit timbmas theessZ they se to whether it wits the intention of the government
null in Paris asl the &nerved Los breplals, v 4, N. ,to kiwis any measure founded upon the recommendations
I.4'ouic•. Gaya and At. BarthnYmew'a eeMr its detest el the cemini.tee which sat two years ago, their lordships
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, " , 41'• were aware that • bill had been intmduced by the right
is, Riga. The rowans. which is In form or .pretty pink ee, late (the Bishop of London)—the Union of Base-
mem mom electsa cure Inabout sle lay.. either la remit% prelate (the Bishop of Loasdon)—the Union ci Bess-
rear plcm, electS a i-sr. in ah.out ItO dsi. either is receki or bill—and a mem, eree now wore sibs Homo DI
.1.••••••. 10V capitate. 4.1 641. free by pod. U. it., at
I; I"R, French chemist. 49. Haymarket. Lamina :71, las Commons which be"intrudwed by the
Sr 'ricotta. Parts . and all the muttlmportant chemists. tory, the short title of which was the Eoctesisstical Com-

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