The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-26 00:00:00

bass with tb ati'pette of ..Mesa. Re

TEN LAND BCIMIIIN.
Is nay to a quaint hou Mr. Hmosam,
Mr,. IP. O'CONNOR smal los mai me Mama a tlio
masa opyortmaity atm BasPeß to bens La MI 4U Rs
so den' load sawn.

Mr. RINLET—WiII it be a private or pail's hill t
(Lubtairr.)
Kr. P. O'CONNOR said that would entirely dermal es
the advise he wield reseive, es hs was is asionaseaskis
with one el the ablest lawyers is the on the mar.
However, he would be very glad to have eisieleass
Mr. Rooky also. (Laughter.)
JUDICIAL SALARIES.
Kr. CHRISTOPHER wished to hew Nit wee the
fatiatisa et the alibis lewd at the load of the goverament
et the
penm judges,l the sessenre kir the redostica 40 the salaries
er was kids lotentisa to rder It M the eon.
adage
Lord J. RUSSELL said it would be aseersary Os go en
with the boll, as Lard Dennea had bees ressivise SPOOL
a ymr M. the. hisindeereser.
Mr.CRRISTOPRIR iequiredlfthe iseareittee whisk hie
lordship had steadied his istiation of movise tsr Lau Wake
would have the power to suggest ridsetteas
Lord J. RUSSILL—Tio • they will be sedvalied to
reeenesend any rednetkas ;hey iney think it. (Rear,
hear.)
(COAL PIT EXPLOSION.
' Mr. WILD *aired if soy essinuesima bad bean istiti.
toad to %quire sod report as the late esel-pit =pinkie, by
wbkh 1p lives bad bola lest

--Sir (16151 Y said no etefal ropromaloiks Isal boa
sada to Wm a dis sablost.
CRIMINAL STATISTICS.
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Mr. OTANFtsiii;ibe—itrieli;;;;;TWltstber Mires.
Uses Se the datialcal dspartmsat of tbe Hoag of 'nude
might set I. eves se as le issue more eomphes srlatial
return kr time Veiled
i
Mr. LAnotromissWt. whole quietism wee wide:
scesidsimase, sad Its bed ae doubt that issue iseprovemoot
would be Ads& _ _

OF DANIIM
Mr. COW Mead to pat • quietism to the soils kid
&A the hmd et the gethemeat. Neiotbttea. had, he b..
Med. km elided ea talk the Daaie6 Immanent respect-
fog the punk= of forbad the oeversigats of a large terri-
nes de Gad Caen is Airing. He wished to eat the
sable lerd whether, after do eirreepoedenes had bees laid
on the Mk of the bean, there woad be an opportunity
of diseefriag en sabeniative notion, .ad met merely in
enemies with do Manes, the polies of intending ear
territorial menigity is that part of the globe.
Lea 1. ItIIIIIIILL MI then hod been a ionessombiath,
whisk midi be lad en the table of the koath. With &i-
-snot to the goverment, all he Goad say was that they
Weeded to Garry (ea was sadereteed).t niacin; ingsgmente
into West. If die has. gimatkaaa wished to gentles the
policy of doing so, it would be tar him to mho • notion
with that 'kw.

Mr. BOUVERIII wished to 'mew whether a separate sad
distinct emetics would be wade with mutt to the Deals\
forts ?

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER saki the
sevareleaty having been ceded with the forts themselves, a
rota for the purchase of then would be proposed in the esti-
mates.

Mr. COBDEN thought it rather like special pleading to
say that the purchase of the forte included the sovorsigaty.
He appreheaded that the whole subject was beim the house.
(Cries of '• order.") He begged to give Nodes that he
would take the ewe of tie Maw on the subetautive ques-
tion of the policy of making the punkas, at all. (Hear.)
DUCHIES OF CORNWALL AND LANCASTER.

Mr. Tll,llLAWNirtiesi root, ;Cps's macCO! notice, to
move for a Canaille., to inquire to " what errant the public
are entitled to claim an interest, present or pospostive, in
the tamagsment of the duchies ci Cornwall and Leneaster,
with respect to whisk returns are annually made to this
home, and, with regard to the Duchy of Cornwall is 'arti-
cular, to inquire where its assemalatims are invested—
who is the heir of personal estate to the Prises of Wales—
whether Duchy dues from mime are reserved is Minh or
nosey, and whether they am rated to the poor—whether
ohms are directly worked by the Duchy sears—what
number of claims to estates have been made and not ow
raised daring the last six years—whether them is any
good mem ter the direct neeptiee of certain kinds of pro.
party in the Dashy Act of 1844 (such se ro alike, fran.
Mises, and Marisa) from the statutory provision for the
quiet of titles' mow applied to crows property, to private
property, and most descriptions of Dually property—and,
,ashlastlyetkor the smarmed of the Dechy estate dos
been factoey as regards the public, fair as regards its
, own tenants, it productive of improvement In the state of
the rural pepalstion." The hos. member commenced by
entering into some details as to tbe legal *apemen of the
manegemeat of erowa property. The English solicitors for
the crows property were Mem. Pemberton, Crawley, sad
Gardiner. Pima 1837 to 1841 the average 'menet of their
bib for law and mbar @epees's, net iminding stamps, was
about 6,1401. • year; the average from 1842 to 1848 was
about 10 0001. a year. The New Forest comprird 103
square miles, or 66,191 acres. The value of this forest Mr.
News estimated at 1,629,0001. The insane, ezelosive of
minerals, in 1848.9 wee 29,8801., the expeadatere 34,682/. ;
the excess of eapeaditare above lame 4,8211. They
were told that these duchies were private ' pro-
perty, and that whilst her llejesty had an • eldest
son whiteout had ne • coottel whatever. Li this
doctrine he mid not coiner. The time would 0011111 Mu
the house would be called upon for a maintenance for the
Priam of Wales, and the iaeoms of the Miami of Cornwall
and Lancaster would 'materially inflames the mount to be
voted. In 1787 the Wag NAM parlimasot for a vote of
161,0001., to defray dates to that amount incurred
by the Prince et Wales. In 1796 mast message
was seat, new debts having been incurred to
tne mount of between 600,0001. and 700,0001., i
and Mr. Pitt on agreeing to pay the mousy,
took the Cornith revenues as security. Mr. Berke
mad up his masterly speech on meanie:al reform by pro-
pelling a bill to unite the Duchy of Cornwall to the crown.
The SOLICITOR GENERAL said that he thought U
the house redecteet at all on the oireumstaness which were
laid before them by the lea. gentleman the 'member for
Tavistook, they would me no greeted whatever for granting
this committee of isemby. The chief semis ,ge% which
the hem 'endemism made the appeal to the house With two.
Ile Ant makes it cm the grimed er mismanagemeat, sad thee
on the groomed that the property is used in each a manse,
as to Ware the public, sad that several mass of oppression
arise out at the mode in which the property is managed.
These two grounds were perfectly distinct, and he would
d•al with them is a dbtinet meaner. It was clearly mani-
fest to the hem that they meld have no right whatever to
ingaire into tot Raaegeillesd of my property Ulla the
Marty beefs pubs Amstar, and that it ma have no
right to layette lam of a private oaten. The hoe.
manger he T Wog aware of that objection, had
eneleamered es asset it. bat his argument wee not sallieleatly
semi* donee, the Weeders en which the
en le oler:viostlr
med mho am knotty. Now, as to the q hor ol air
megemont, he weal& hell the homes in answer to
the heeourable ember tor Tavistock that the salaries
sad remuneration of the principal calms engaged In
the Seeley fee the six years previous to the messelan
of the Closes to the throne asamted to 8,6771. They ware
sow 26011. That showed a saving of 8,1771. The &MAIM
of solicitor's charges, for the nine yeses previous to 1849,
imaged 4,102/. la the year 1849 the law impsness
ammated to 271. Se that, ia that matter, there was a
saving of 4,0761. Courts were then held, which most
NU. 18s., sad for whisk welds( was new paid. There
were mane in Cornwall mid Devon Mee Best emouatod to
2061., sad which now cast may 1001. There wee
altogether a daemon is the exposer te the ming of
10,11231., while the improvemeat of the woe ma-
timing. Though the aiseent of sheep= aregidth
eide, yet it maid me be Maiden* A whoa they leek Into
asthma the hot, list la the &shy they mail gems were to
he reeeived hem a large number of mall pleats, whisk
readered • pest degree of expense . The Name
from the wee. however, prosecute y inereasie In
the time ell IV., it lied Nereseed from 9,0004. to
19,0004 ; riot the birth of the Pekoe of Webs
it averaged 92,0001., sad for this year it usesated to '
29,6671. The expeese of math* mane sees,.( parlipme
M the MAW tregskeim of the dash y muted to live/7
Nip ma of sessey, bet that had to be defrayed oat of the
deli t 114 is 111
_Meld rat be paid out of the capital the
ensue. Meowed to the isheritants, whisk it wed not
then die tjey, was new paid oat of the Mem. The
ether es whisk the km. member maithethed hie
aim •re emmittee wee that the mists did net nosh,
hie trestmat, and that la many mess they hM
=in the improvement' of their Neemento, est=
to thesis a renewal of their lessee. Beth timid be
restaabeethl that that was but as appremies le whisk
Negate mead be liable ea my property. Bet. oven if the
theater Oho atietesee of melt ',preemies meld Justify the
ammthse Me ga is meheelling_es beaky, any Ma. member eareviag for a
th palm eat to them the Imolai NMI la whisk
this eppegoden NUM*. Every body who teth asek
Mew what he NOW late pernMes that M wee=
the ef mei Meg able to renew his lam
Mr. BO is supporting the moths of the hoe.
redone& the ms.bee he Tavistoek, said that this was •
questing of e amble dememer. It wee first a emotion se to
the right NI the hems le mks an inquiry, sad thee • qua.
tier es te lime ispediemeel making it. NA mainly epigring
to hear the lamed gegelegiaa who hotpot eiMelosegme
say that the hew bed me right to *Nelms to this miter
bemuse the import, la gegoidea was private property. Now, U
time woe say me mropeety In the coat, eseeentlas
whisk they were ANIMA to 'mks' any isepeiry, it wea
the ef he. brew it wee tweetted by ass ef
ped limed seder the useammaget ef
treatise, who Wilma eppeithed by get of parliament. At
mea* the time ef slithiiimeat ef geese Acne's Civil List, it
was le the Meth he she agelatmems of
the heareer mid of them onk He mass red that
the home math jesdled he emaideries hew the pro-
w," *nig bees leapremA se to produce as imam WI-
Melly large to save the country the additimal ga-
mma of paean say Nieman to the Plane
of Wm, on lie twirler at his mai Rity. ge gosh
foe the right of the Nome of Comatose to imeire
into the remises of the dusky of Cqrswell. Mews gip
memo whisk were mussily laid before petlianeat, of the
revenge of the ducky of Cornwall, the t tee of the dusky '

thee eseamaiseted with the Ikeretaty kit roreign Ansa,
wqmother lein to Mose the oweeei le the port Is oh& the
vowel wee sehl W be Mewl se mho the ..et wary hereiries
iete am, loweseelt Matterey: Show
thee. boidiwy emeithi mespialitomd tepetoisishmeot the
4Erof the Misname ea width it the ellettibt:
e eased mem to ho tokfa
t rogoisah
asa infiltate resell hat hi bed io eity way MY-
. saisteMboaally. M alma 67_1,,
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