The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-17 00:00:00

INSURANCE AND ASSURANCE INSTITUTIONS

Bl
Er. SHERIDAN (the promoter of thia bill) proposed its
P until the 7th of July next.
mearit LEY, on the part of the government, moved as
an amendment, that the mood reading be postponed to that
day eta months.
After a desultory discussion the forms of the hones inter-
at a quartet to six, and the amendment Ml to the
gromed.
TM other orders of the day were then disposed of, and
The home aditerausd at six o'clock.

LOAD BROUGKAN AND TN. " INDEPANDINCS

07 PAILIAMINT."
Ths following is a copy of a bill presented to thi
House of Lords by Lord Brougham, entitled " As.
Act for securing the real Independence of Par-
liament : "

Whereas it h highly asousary, for the preservation of the
dignity and hispemismee of paellmeent, that members el
either of the lenses theme who home insolveat, and do
not pay their dab `NI, &ell met retain their seats in the
Carona Home, ma shell he sequestered Irene voting in
the Lexie Bowe and whereas an eat was peeped In tie
11111-emead year of the refga of his late Majesty Charge
111., for preventing smelt es should be made bank-
rupt frees Attlee In the Commons House ; . bat
no peerdires belt yet loses made touching ma,
ea a Inesheal, net Wag bah% albeit that there Is
ma mere teems ter regardleg the bankraptcy of peens
geed to the rides of trade with favour And whines the
paws herek&we made for presenting the delays et
Niles threngh privilege of parliament have not proved
efhebrel, bat wimp having such privilege do set at nought
the jadipasats and orders of courts of law and Kelly, to the
great modal of the law; and such persons should no longer
be maimed to assist In making the laws which they continually
do violate: Be it therefore enacted by tha Queen's Most
Email Majesty, by end with the advice and consent of
the Loris spiritual and temporal, sad Commons, in Ibis
punt parliament assembled, and by the authority of the
see ; as follows :

1. From and after the pleasing of this sot if any judgment
shall be given against any peer or any member of the
Commons House, for any debt, or for the comb of any action
or suit, and execution shall be iwd thereupon, or if say
order for the payment of money Into court or otherwise
shall be mods, end promo of sequestration issued thereon,
and it shell be found by the return of the said process of
moutkot or soquiratke that inch peer or member
the Comm, Moon bath not goods or chattels
sullaiset M giddy the debt, end after meques-
Wks is have boned end been executed such
peer er mutter lath net paid the money into oourt, or
etherwise obirsed the mar in that behalf made, or that the
debt shell remain opal, then and in that case such peer or
11111MblIF Wall be altogether incapable of sitting and voting in
either Home of Parliament, =less within twelve Weeder
months from the proms bring head against him be shall
pay the debt, or pay the army adored to be paid, with costs
cm the eamejudgmet or saber and promo : provided always
that aotblng hank eredeimed shall affect any peer or member
of the Cam= Beene vibe shall have brought a writ of error
against seek leftmost, or appealed name inch order, sad
have ems eireerity for the payment of the debt or mosey in
ass such or order *ball be alarmed, in two sed'a•
deed to be approved by a judge of the court in
which such judgment shall have been given or order made.
2. The spahsr shall hens his warrant immediately after
the eaphalfen of twelve othedar months from such jag-
' met tie Drew below, and one mouth tram the affirroaaos
I thereof en writ of 1;10r appal, for the strati= of another
member te swab is plies if the member as beteg insolvent,
and whose mot shell be malady void to all intents and par-
paen the expirstion of mob twelve calendar months sad
month respectively.
3. All sad every of the powers contained in an act of the
24th year of the reign of his late Majesty George 111., for
repea so much of two former acts an authorised the
of the House of Commons to Wee hie wanent to
rClerk of the Crowe for making oat writs for Ma election
'fireatenbin to serve in parliament in the ananner Varela
mentioned, and for substituting other provisions for the
like porpoolo, so far as each powers enable the speaker of the
Howe of Commons to nominate and appoint other meow, '
being members of the HosesofCommons, to tams warrants for
the making out of new writs, during the vacancy of the oilloe
of epeaker, or during his abseil°, out of the realm, shall be
and they are hereby made to be in force for the purpose of
bin to mks the like nomination and appolatemat
for weirmats, ander the like circumstances and eta-
, dikes; for the election of members of puliament in the
room of nob whom seats shall bosoms vacant under the
provider, of this sot.

4. Provided always that lhothieg basin contained shell be
dowsed sad taken to prevent any swabs, from iltnagt
the COMMINS Has of Parlimist who shall bays hes
obliged slot the presidia's of this 801 to vacate his east la
tke said harm is ere smolt member shall be thereafter duly
sleeted sad retarasd is serve ia soh boas.

Her Royal Higlumen the Duchess of Cambridge,
Via the Ibooolitmy Of Dubose of Illockloobtag-Strelitz.

rid the Prisms Nary, have signified their iatantlon of
beasesiss the WA fa aid el the Cambridge Asylum with
drk primaos oa Monday amt. This ball, which takes
plies at Willis's-rooms, is expected to be a very brillieit
trarien.

The Earl and Countess of Jersey give a grand

eatertaiamint oa Satarday matt to %six itoia,- 1 ithd;erele
the Dub= of Catabridp sad Prisons Mary sad the
Risedkity Gnarl Dwaine of klacklembsog-Strelilt. The
numb. has larlted a =MI sad early circle to meet the
mat party after the banquet.

The Marquis of Linadowne opened the saloons of
Lenedowne Hoer let evening for the reception of company.
Nearly 1,000 members of the frabloseble world paid their
respects on this exasion to Or noble marque, who was se-
dated in the honours of the reception by him daughter-in-law,
the Counter of Shelburne.

Lady Chelmsford had a brilliant ball last night at
the Lord Chancellor's mansion in Eaton-squire. His Royal
Highness the Duke of Cambridge arrived at twenty minute.
after eleven o'clock. The Duchess of Cambridge and the
Princess Mary, with the Hereditary Grand Dacha's of
Mecklenburg-Strellts, partook of supper at one o'clock, with
the Lord Chancellor and Lay Chelmsford, Major-Gen. Sir
John end the Hon. Lady Inglis, and a select circle.
The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk had a dinner
party last evenhig et Norfolk House. The Doke of Rut-
land, the Margate and Marobioaess of Steffsed, the Earl of
St. Germans, the Earl end Countess of March, Viscount
and Viscountess Caspian, Lord and Ledy Foley and
Hon. Adelaide Fairy, Emma Lady Petro, Lord Arundel],
Sir Michael and Lady Coterie Shaw Stewart, Hoes. Mrs.
Seymour Badman and Miss Bathurst, Col. Hamiltos,
and Mr. Allen Bathurst, formed the circle. The Duchess
subsequently had an evening party, at which a select circle
000gregated.
The Duke and Duchess of Hamilton were honoured
with the company of her Royal Highness the Duchies of
Kent at dinner last evening, at Hamilton House. A select
circle had the honour of meeting the Royal Duchess, in-
cluding his Excellency the Belem Minister and Madame
Van de Weyer, the Countess of Dunmore, General Sir
George Brown, Hon. R. Edwards, Col. end Mrs. Bruce,
Mr. Thos. Bruce, &o.

The Earl and Countess of Wilton entertained the
Earl and Counter of Hardwkke and Lady Elizabeth Yorke,
the Comatose of Belton and Lsdy Cecilia Molynsur, the
Countess of lianderloh, Viscount Vallotort, Viscount Hitach-
i:ashram, Lord and Lady Ebury and the Hon. Mks Gree-
moor, Lord sad Lady do Roo and the Hon. Kiss de Roe,
Colossi the Hon. Cecil Forager, lion. Cecil Damao* Ilk
George Wombwell, Colossi Parker, Mr. Blurt, and a select
party, at dilutor last evening, at the family mansion in Oros-

Lord and Lady Londaaborough entertained at
Maar ism raining, st their mead= on Caritas Home-
torso', the Doke sad Doodles of Somerset, the lisrques sad
Marebionese of Exeter sad Lady Mary CAM], the Bart sad
Neater of Chesterfield sad Lady Charlotte Bottom Lord
sad Lady Churchill, the Bari of Lletowsl, Thawed Canter-
bury, Bans sad Baroness Lime! de Betbachild, Lord
Charles Brass, the Boa. Yr. Crofton, sad Mr. Ideryaill
Ingram.