The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-12 00:00:00

NOTICE OF MOTION.

Tas llsss-Tia;:lit: ellitiBiolllllli, on the pin
M all hoe. seiaiter be liatt Tallithim to patrae hie
babe is estatasse le the abrlitios of tle malt tax, fixed for
Tusday sue, to a Mart day.

OASIS OP KART ANNE PARSONS.
Is asewor mut gees Sou Item Mr. BUCK, sel to whether
*airy had hese followed ap is Memo to the master of
Ihn workhorse,
Kr. BAINES maid that facial:, had boss Institabad by
diresdea of the pose./aw authorities. However, is the
frawim A was /sued that the meter lied missal his
slandea. sad of course waa so lar to the
jar imiktiol of their board. Therefor It balsam impossible
to imitate 'eclair, into the caniact of the muster, besinue
the &Jam of such bad been already dstensisted. (Hear.
her.) Another reason that weighed is sot arils, the in-
gutty was that • second trial, fa a gainer Webs', would
inks plass, which it would not be right to onijadice
Us parties charged and on Harmer, in Warsaw to
ass master of the workhouse, he should to, that the obsplaisi
sad other officials ef the establishment had glees him as
nastiest Museum

AGSTRALIAN COLONIES GOVERNMENT BILL.
Mr. ADDERLEY wislted to know tree the sable lord
at the heed of her Majeety's geverneeitat, U desperebee tekt-
ite/ to the sessileedies Asseralis bad bees received, and,
U es, whether they weld be printed is tine fir hea. MOW
bees to see theta prethwe is taking up that nesters.
Lad S. RUSSELL wee sedentesi to say, is reply, that
arc deepstak had been received, sad it woad be immediately
primed. and laid es the
Mr. ADDERLSY—WeeId the noble lord or, at what
boos of the demise, be may think it probable the question
will cone oa t

Lord- J. iiillitiELL —I will sot brio, It ea otter 10 o'clock
thaiorrow.

DEANERIES OF WELLS AND SALISBURY.
Mr. ROESEAN wished to know from the noble lord at
tin bead of her Ilsjarety's /over, meat whether the &meth.
of Reeelard and &Hoary would be filled subject to say
alteratiese of the duties or loco= which parliament night
mast ?

Lard J. RIISSILL said that with regard to the armory of
Salithury, then was • bill at present before the home pr.:-
posing to raise the ithothe to 1,5001. • year. The law
Siren of the crown bang of opinion that, under the exist-
ing set, deans were not entitled to sore than 1,0001. •
year, it was his (Lord J. Russell's) intoutioa to more In
committee on the bill before the house, that the incomes of
the Dean of Wells, mad the ermatcn of the Dean of Salis-
bury, should he raised to 1,6001. • year, the ineembenta
having aempled the deaneries on that understand/as.
However, as regarded future Dean of Wells and Barbary,
they would receive only 1,0001. • year. He had etunanni-
toted with the Bebop of Salisbury sad abo with the
Areitbstiop of Csaterbwry es the metier, and it had been
determined that say Bran appointed attar the 10th of April
should not have • benefice for the cure of souls beyond a S-
tange of three miler frog the dean. ry. He did not this it
possible they could get • de in for lees than 1,0001, a year.
Mr. HORSHAM wished to know if the new Dam of
Salisbury would have non than 1,0001. • year.
Lord J. RUSSELL was madiestood to ay that he pre-
paid only 1 0001. far that edge. (Hear, heir.)
intnaseeL OF ma. wsunik.
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Sir J. Tricia—wished to know hem as Chastener of
the Exchequer the reason that labeled Isar Majesty's re-
imminent to remove Mr. Walker, Wisher of sostems. from
his one..

The CHAbCELLOR or the BVIMECKIER
that the retinues' of Mr. Walker arose solely from iiir=
Ise retsesohnest

fill VERNON

In reply tebriZliurA--
Lord J. RUSSELL said that the West daisies relative
to the disposal of the Verson Gallery, was to plea it for ex-
bibitioa to the seat year or two is Marlbwoorth-besse,
sad to reels tho Rryef Asedelay et the National Gallery.
SAVINGS BANKS
la reply to • qoestioe ems Mir. H. Hunnawr,
The CHANCELLOR of the RECHEIWIE said he
wand pressed with the bill &alias to snip banks on as
early a day se resibla
PARLIAILL4 TART VOTERS, Lo. (IRELAND),
BILL.
The eider of the day toe going late seintnittee an this bill
was than reed.

*Wesseit CkfiTLERRAGH wished to state, before the
bill proceeded my farther, that it was sot his laisetiss I.
proper the amedmot of ',kith he bad elven modes, to
the Mathis! from 111. to IV., as ha bed head that
as neither side of the house was b. likely to IMO with
the sapped be lied 'spotted. Ho was, however, still of
opinion that a 124 franeMe would be lb. boot for Ireland,
mad es the third reading of the bill he would state kis res.
am fee Miring soave to that maelesioe.
Lord J. RUSSELL said, the hoe. member fee the musty
of 'America (Mr. Mown) asked the ger haw.
the Mame roan, whether they would *wielder tMpies
white he lad propried, for trees:erring to attain
boreasho, bathe small essodtemilee, other Ise=
la the neighbourhood, so se to Immo' the
of electors. He presaised the hoe. pothers thul the
plats should resolve Weedy, eassidseallos, and M meld
sew .tees to the essaittse lb. ewes whisk tail
most peopeesd to follow. Hub( senewesessied with the
Under-Sweeten he Ireland owl ether with room
to the weds is whisk it sight Os ms{, be mart asv
that there were wasp oblestioes to he asesirteisig of Oho
=l:rwrileit ei.ropotiothe prlasso
ant, alloolon oswooripy to orisoirlo as Ike/ well=
bobly oho in Midi Om yea, that of

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