The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-23 00:00:00

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.--(THIS DAT.)
Ili Britazza took the chair at 12 o'clock.

The Sheep Coategiens Diseases Prevention Bill was mad
• Ant mid eao•d time

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TEMPERATURE OF THE HOUSE.
Lord R. CECIL drew attention to the prevailing hest,
and monad that the windows be opened.
The SPEAKER said the effect of opening the windows
would he to merman the temperatare by ten degrees.
Mr. THORNELY said there was another objection to it.
Some saerahere mold nand the of hest and cold,
but suffered severely when they bad t t tit in a draught.
Lord R. CECIL asked whether there would be any objec-
tion to place a complaint-book is each of the division
lobbies, in which members may enter any complaints they
may have to make with reference to the ventilation of the
home.
The SPEAKER told the noble lord that be had better
commuslare vita the AIWA&
LORD LUCAN AND THE JUDGE ADVOCATE.
Mr. KINNAIRD oohed whither it was likely that the
report of the Board of Inquiry at Chelsea would be in the
beads of members beta,. tee end of the series.
Mr. VILLIERS—SC, I have every reason to believe that
the esprit will be In the bands of members before
the prorogation takes piece, end I shall, therefore, 'ec-
hoer to sontinas a controversy which a noble lard
in another place has originated, and seems disposed to con-
tinue. (Order, order) I hops the 'Medea the whisked
la this house will permit see to say a Magic word mom,
as this is a personal matter, sad one which n•
fleets upon my character. (Hear, boar.) I repeat,
then, that I shall forbear to continue the eostroveny.
because 1 think it shows more respect to this house not to
bandy nasseanieg personalties here with the noble lord.
(Hear, bear.) I shall do so because the report will shortly
be Is the hands of tbe house, sad It and the pablio will
then have ample opportunity of jadgiag whether I have
stated anything inaccorate with respect to the conduct of
• the inquiry or the nature of the evideme. (Hoar) They
will then see whether a solitary ease of personal sainsadver-
✓im by the Commissioners is justified by the evidence,
sad whether the ioquiry with regard to it is cr le not la-
towpltta. (Hear, hear.) las ecevineed a friend of the
sold* lend ki this house will swivel lollies what earn here,
sad if he does so I hope be will tell the 'whisked from me
that I treat with the most petted indifference his per.
solidifies. (Heat.)
Colonel F. FRENCH—I am we nothing min be more
satisfactory than what the noble lord sated last night. He
said that be bad spoken nothing offensive to our right
' hen. and learned friend ; but, at ail .vents, if he had, he
r did not mem to say anything offensive. (Hem, hoer.)
The sahjeet then dropped.
The Grand Juries (Ireland) Bill, and the Poor Law
(Ireland) Bill, were withdrawn.
BISHOPS OF LONDON AND DURHAM RETIRE-
MENT BILL.
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Sir W. HEATHCOTE resensd the adjusted debate in
the motion for the second reading of this bill, sad urged that
at this lets puled of the *mien there was no time for or.
lag that imonsideratisa to the measure which is importance
denuded. He noved, am en ameadaseut, that the bill be
read s sic nid time this dsy three maths.
Lord R. CECIL wended the amesdment.
Mr. M. MILNIIB argued that this was en ezeeptiesal
measure, end denied that it csuld hereaftw be Masted as a
peseeissl. The repiimments of the tere sees called for
Ile enseurs, aid It meld only be njeated upon
ase se two grounds, either the deities of the
hishimeles wore so seiropernat that theme who sew held
them mold pc emu them es well as anybody elm, or the
anemone proposed were eztrusgeet. No one meld stand
up times the fist of them pounds, while as for the
aseeta, it was equally untenable, when they esseidered
lint the bishop', if they so thought it, could sestiose in
the emir: of the wide instead of a third of their remain.
This latter alternative would he a far puke scandal to the
ibmith then gresCing then pensions.
Mr. NAPIER and no doubt it would be for the advise-
Inge of the church that them retirements should take
Owe, but be must decline to de evil is order that good
night sem,. The coeditional sensed upon which this bill
win founded !savoured strongly of *nosy; and gam sash
a outran was contrary to the whole law of the church, lth
hilt bound to support the easesdnest. The only re-
sigestiee that the church stressful was one that was
pure, sin*, Omelets, and useeeditiosel, an to pen this
bill would be striking a blow am only at the Wise of bishop,
hut at the entre priaciples epos whisk religion Was
founded.
[Left sitting.] •

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.

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