The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-05 00:00:00

PRIVATE BILLS.

On the motion of Loed Itniossosur., the sessional orders
relate/4 to than bits were speed to.
Their lordships rose at held-past 5.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FIIDAY, Fzis. 4.

The Seamus took the elta;r at four o'clock:
NEW WRITS.

On the notion of Ev W. jot.IWY/4—i new writ eve ordered
for the election of a member for the Univers ty of Dublin, in
the room of Mr. Hamilton, who has accepted the Chiltern
Handl ode.
NOTICES OF MOTION.
INDIAN FINANCES,_ _ _. .

Lord STANLEIiiave notice;;ion kond4y, the 14th,
he would eall the slime= of the house to the stets of ladtan
Float:tom
SUPERANNUATION FUND.
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The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave nstire
th.t on Monday ri..st he won:d ask for leave to bring in a bill
to amend the LAW relating to Superannaetion allowances.

TRANSFER OF LAND,

The 130LICITON.73164Taa. vv. nOilco that on Fr-
day the 11th he would ark leevo 1 intoxlsce a bill to sim-
plify the title to landed es'atee, end to titabiith a rezistry of
the title I.)lmded property.

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THE TOWER.
Mr. BUNCOMBE gave notion that at an early day he
would move for a commiation to Inquire into the expediency
of continuing the jurisUction of the Tower, end whether the
land thee could not b. turned to bct er account for the path°
int.rcet. (Laughter.)
IRISH LAW BILLS—TENANT RIGHT.
Mr. WHITESIDE gave noCoe that on Mond.y next he
would ask leave to introdoee the folowing Bill
to ftelitato the transfer of led, by simplitying the law
relating to judgment* and crows debts in Iteland; a bill
to es stitch cow to for the recovery of Dwell debts In Ire-
land ; and a bill f r the abolition of receivers of the court
of Chummy in certain Mel. 11. wools SIRO ask have on OM
early a day as peseibte to introduce the following bills :—A
bill to improve the procedure of the court of Chancery, end
a bill to toweliclate end amend the law with referent), to
the relation of landlord sad tenant in Ireland. (Cheers.)
SITE FOR Tint NATIONAL PICTURES.

Sir iriVIL101..VIIBlIg;;;;;Ve that On Monday he
would ask whether any building was la course of erection for
the reception of the national imitating' ; if so, where that
building was situate, and out of what fund the expense of
building it was to be borne P
BANKRUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY.
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Lord 378ti88RIgave aotlos eh.t as as earlY day he
should mom for leave to bring In a bill to amend the law
relating to bankroptoyaad insolvency..

Ciiilll.oll RATES.
Sir A. ELTON gave notice that on Thursday be should
all the attention of the house to the subject of church-rates,
and nova resolutions thereon.
Sir J. TRELAWNY gave notice that on Tuesday next
be should ask leave to introduce a bill for the abolition of
church.ratee.
Mr. WALPOLE gave notice that on February 18 he
should call attention to certain papers relative to church-
rates which had been placed upon the table of the house, and
should present a measure to the house on that subject.
GENERAL IRBIL MEASURES.
Lent NAAS gave notice that an Thursday next be should
u.k le.tve to int educe a bid t r consolidate the law with re-
finm te to lunatics in land ; also ab►l to trovido for the
tegulat on of markets ; also (on the 10th Feb.) a bill for the
regulation of births, death•, and mate agri.