The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-14 00:00:00

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HOME OF 00hIlifONR—TwuntAw Mason 13
The DltioUlti Snit= took the chair shortly before 4. '
There eras agate a racy beim atesoilatige bath of enemban
and 1 strange.; and amen.* lire perm present were, the,
Doha of Oembeidge, the Archbishop of York, he Naar
of Beth, EarlGranvill Earl de Grely, the Earl of -
borough, the Earl of Oardigau, the Earl of Devon,"Earl
Spedeer, Earl Stanhope{ Ldrd Stanton of Alderley.*Leed
Dulferin, Lord Chelmsford, Lied Colville, Lord nary,
Lord Foley, Lord Lyredan, Lord Overstate, he.
Mr. Sitouirr took the oaths and his sad for Dumbar-
tonshire.
The house was ammonia to hear the royal assent given
to certain Pills, for which see Lords' report,
,PRIYATE BUSINESS.
TM following halls weesogod a ,snood time :—Brixloe,
Clapham, and Bentsen Fatalities Railways; 841mnrlI
Balfwey ; South Eastern Reilwo (London, Croydon, rood
Claterharn Junction Railway) ; Shot water (Yemeni)
IFesehms Bridge ; and MM Keht and fliuth Eastern Railway
CiomPlsoirs.
DNS BUROBLIIT moved that the Peterborough Weise
BM be reed thatday six mouths.
IIi..WHALLEThopoI that the house would not take
that conies ; bat the bill was thrown out.
The Sirhowy F.:tension Railway Bill war withdrawn.
On the motive of Mr. BRAND a new writ was ordered for
the own, of Loath, for tte alsetion of a member in tne
room of Mr. Chichester Fortunes, who has accepted
oboe of Chief • fliseretery to the Lord Lieutenant of
Othrael TAYLOR also moved for • DOW writ fqr the
borough et Tswionintry, in the seem of Mr. Dowdeswell,
who-has aempled ihe Chiltern Hundreds.
WITHDRAWAL OF ELECTION PETITIONS.
The DEPUTY-SPEAKER informed the hews that the
Speaker had reoeived letters from the petitioning and agents.
annouttoiag that it was not their intuition to prooaQ with
the petitions sleet the return of hoe. members for
Canterbury, Kid tar, and Loodooderry.
IRISH CHURCH ESTABLISHMENT.
Sir J. GRAY ponponed his notice with respect to the
Irish Church for a math.
DISFRANCHISEMENT OF DOCKYARD YEN.
Rt. °TWAT gave notice that next Thurrcley be would
ask the Climate/lot of the Exchequer whether he would nib.
ditto** for the dame in his reform bill disfransh;sing dock-
(7mem a alums giving them the right to rots by ballot.
4 d . laugh.)
THE MALT TAX.
Sir F. KELLY gave notice that au soy occasion on which
a relaxation of this taxation should be proposed he should
move that the hoses take into its consideration the melt
tax with a Mew to its immediate repeal.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Is reply to &HI. NOITHCCRIt
Sit G. GREY said it was the intention of the govern-
ment to king in a bill in relation to public schools soon
after Easter. - -

SUEZ CANAL.
In reply to Mr. D. Gewerrd,
Mr. LAYAiLD maid that forced labour bad been discon•
timed at theiliese Canal some time. The recent conveu-
tioe be:reap the Porte and the French government had
seeing to do with the moat
POOR LAW RELIEF (SCOTLAND).
The LORD ADVOCATE, is reply to Mr. C. Ewnto,
said that it was the intention of the government to bring
in a bill on this subject
THE BUDGET.
Sir F. KELLY asked the Ohteeellor of the Exchequer
whether be wee able to inform the barn at what time he
proposed to bring forward the budget.
The CHANCELLOR of the EKOHEQUER—I will give
my hoe. and learned friend the test answer in my power.
If the debate upon the Electoral Frasehism Bill should ter-
minate toeight, end that the bill is brought in, our idea-
tion is to recess the itecoad reading for the 12th of April,
which I. regarded ea the that day for serious and important
governments besieges after the ream. Oar intention is to
primeoute the promedlag en the seemed reading of the bill
to a oeselvalos,witheue any interruption from way business
anther the °lntro' of the goireenmene—(hear, hear)—and to
take the budget on the first government night after the
mooed reading of the Franchise Bill hes been donelnled.
(Cheers.)
REAL ESTATE INTESTACY.
Mr. L. KING obtained leave to bring in • bill for the
better settling of the real salutes of intestates..
THE REFORM BILL—ADJOURNED
DEBATE.
The oiler of the day f resuareg the debate on the
"Repreeentatioa of the People Bill" baring been read,
Mr. LOWE observed that the proposition for increasing
the musty franchise by 172,000 and the number of voters
la towns by 204,000 would teed to 'scream the expense d
alsothoes mid to make extensive changes in the distribution
et political power. He complained that the Chancellor of
the Exchequer had not stated • single ground which justified
the introduction of the bill. He had not proved that
the working chimes were at preesat excluded from
the franchise, for the rehires jest collected by the
government showed that a considerable per mintage
of them were dreedy voters. For many years peat. owing
te the Whoever,' of gold i t Australia and California,
and owing to the great emigration which had taken place,
the condition of the working domes had gradually im-
proved, and the result was that a process of spontaneous
ealseachieseuent had grown up and was going steadily for-
ward. He believed that proems would continue, and that
the tandems, of the preeent system would eventually be to
put the working assets in the majority. The Chancellor
of the Exchequer appeared to be of opinion that a coo-
Wiesner could not be too large, so long as improper people
won not admitted to it. Before bringing in • bill to alter
the, constitution of the house the goverment
ought to have instituted • minute sod careful examination
let* its present state. If the character of constituencies
out of doors was lowered. the members sent to the house
would be of • lower dna too, and the tone of public
men would likewise be lowered. He warned the house,
therefore, how it allowed constituencies to become too
democratic. Having pointed out what he coosidered
to be the shortcomings of the House of C 311101011%
the Tied hon. gentlemen mid that in 1832 there wee
• practical grievance, but that in 1868 the grievance
was altogether theoretical. For his owe pert he was pre-
pared to consider any measure which might he brought
forward for the improvement of the Howe of Coeunons,
bat he caul not see in the preemie proposition anything
which would accomplish that object. On the eontrary, be
believed that the measure wes of a &Dinar end reedit-
tioriary character, end that altho It might wa
ftfter be
the ride of the Chancellor of the -Exchequer had
earned it through parliament, he (Kr. Lewin would always
lad granllcatioo io the reflection that he bad resisted it.
Kr. VILLtER.S supportfd the bill, contending that
- rliarnent to deed with

law honour of par)
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