The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-01 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS.

PARLIAMENTARY REFORM.
Mramnyr of N Ida voted to favour of Mr. Humres motion lag night.
Adair, Hugh B. Gilson, T.M. Osborne Ralph
Aol2il, R. A. 8. Grattan, Henry Trebel!, sir Grorge R.
why. Henri A. Greene, John Petri, ti.imuel Morton
*brick, Moms Greenkll, C. Pantos Pilkintrtnn, James
And Arthur 114, &e Benjamin Power, Hr.
Attratrena, R. B. Hurt Juteph A. Itrynokli, Jnhn
We, Michael T. Marra., It:ehnil Itionto John I.

Berkeley. Hoe. H. P. Hardie: Steamier Roebuck, Jobe A.
Berkeley, C. L. O. lia•tte, Archibald tiadleg. John
Merritt, it. J. Headlam, Thomas E. Salwey, (Moue
Hooverie, Hoe. E. P. Henry. Altionter Rebaknelt!, William
lb ithy Juba ileywortb, inerreace Scully, Mande
re, hertom Joseph Harman, Edreird Smith, Jobe B.
Inrown.Weoltrad, J. liumpbery, Mr. Ald. ntrialeand, air George
elultield. James M. Jaok.n, Willis.' Stuart, Lord Dudley
Clay, .60104 Kean*. ItoMrt gulitrue iikhael
I tar, Sir O Miam Kerrluer, James Talbot, J. Ilyminth
('lilt rd, Henry IL King, 11.108 rI. L. Teemed, Henry W.
(olden, Rial.ard Loir.gtce, Charles Tenloon, Eleurd K.
owing,. Wahl.= ki`Cußattb, W. T. Tenacity Robert .1.
Cowan. Ctrarlse H Gregor, John Thompson, Colonel
Currie, Marken Meagher, Thomas Thompson. t;erdSk

I),efi'll. John T. Marakali, Jaw. O. Thornely. Thom on
DTTorouit, lin. C.T. Milner, Wm. M. F. Villiers, lion. ( harlcs
Duke, Sir Janice )toffat, George %Fakir'', Monroe
D:onean, (Usage Moolessorth, Sro W. Wann, John 'Dairen
Dniscoatbe, TU. mai Moan(!, Francis Witte ox, B. Ill'Ohie
r.Olis. John Nugent, Lor4 Wi11i4131% John
. .....

EVAWS Sir Os Lacy iilrrlen, Sir Timothy Wilms, Mathew
E.. n., John O'Connell, Maurine Wood, William Page 1
Ewart, WilliAni O'Connell, M. J. TILL; ht..
Fagan, William O'Connor. helms !Turn-, Jurepli
Vas, Wm. J. &Flaherty, Anth ny Walensley, s.r Joshua

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS FOR THIS

EVENING.

HOUSE OF LORDS.
ORDERS OF TILE DAT.
Sitcoms Mulattos. —Ashhy's Divorce; Umpires Sp-
pointamat;
NOTICES OF MOTION.
TZNANT RIoRT (Inn ayo).—Ttie Marquis of LON-
DONDRIfiRT, to prelim* a petition (rim certain Manta in
the marina Wand in favour of tenint•right.

HOUSE OF (X)MMONS.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

Committees, Parliamentary Vows. &e. (Ireland); Elec-
tions (Ireland) ; Court of enamor, (Ireland); Process and
Frantic. (Ireland) ; Bills. Supply.
Sncosn Itgatorsos.—Chari,able Trust.; Mercantile Ma-
ria Merchant Seamen's Fuld; Merchant Shipping;
Mosley Payment of Wages (Ireland) ; Registration of DeeJs
(Ireland); Bills.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS ON ORDERS OF
THE DAY.

In eassultrao on Namur. ot.ry Voters (Ireland) B;11, S.
D. Norreys,Mr.Grogan,Sir. R. Fergus in, Lord C. Hamilton,
Mr. Nspii r, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Henley, Lord NW, and
Mr. Stafford, to more clauses and amendments.
COURT OF CRAISCRILT ( IRELINI) ) BILL —o4ROinz iito
committee on this bill Mr. J. S CART to more incructioa
to the commit!. to introduce such provisions as may seem
advisable Inc fac lirlting the correction of abuses in the ms-
narement of estates under the c mtrol of the Court of Chan-
cery ir. Ireland, in the possession of receivers or agents acting
ender the authoarg of that court.

MEI:CnNTILE MAILINE BILL.-011 question of second
reading of this bill, Mr. MOIPATT to move the second
reading that day six months.
SI:rrLT.—EXPENDITIII3 Or TAR COVXTRY.-011 order
for committee being read, Mr. COBDEN, to move t•:at the
net expenditure of the government il), the year 183.1 (Perlis-
mentery P.per, No. 260, 184;) amounted to 44,422,0001. ;
that the net expenditure for the year ended the 5.h day of
Jinn:try. ISSO (Parliamentary Paper, No. 1.1840), amounted
to 50,853,000; the increase of upwards of 6000,0001. having
been caused principally by successive augmentations of our
warlike establishments, 'and outlays for defensive arms.
meats Trod no foreign danger, or necessary coat of
the civil government, or inuispensable di,buruments li
for the services in our dependenc:es abroad warrant the
coati, wince of tb's iocreue of expenditure: That the taxes
r coked to meet the present expenditure impede the opera.
time of agriculture and manufactures, and diminish the
funds for the empl 'punt of 15b3ur in all branches of pro-
ductive industry, thereby tending to produce pauperism and
crime, and adding to the local and general burdens of the
people. That, to diminish there evils, it is expedient that
this house take steps to reduce the Annan' expenditure, with
all practicable speed, to an amount not exc,eding the sum
which, within the lest fifteen years, has been proved to be
sufficient for the maintenance of the security, honour, and
dignity of the nation.
INDEPENDENT NOTICES OF QUESTION AND