The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-01 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS —TatsaaV, APRIL SO.
TM Mule mgt at he teelosiL L LANODLUI Yt
Spooket.
PROCESS AND PRACTICE (IRELAND) BILL.
The Earl of CARLISLE moved the mead resales of
thie
Lied MONTEAGLE approved of the MU, sad Wreath
Inland was math indebted to the exert:loss of the English
IleliclosaGearrth He bored loose ties would be gives
before ths bill west lam 'mistime, beaus it ssatsthed
prism shish would empire thasideratioa.
Attu a few wards hi. the Marque at Nrsmit•ASS, tbs
bill was road a essond Ilse. awl IMO Millankitt•• fizaal few
Moeda, ens
WEST INDIA APPEALS BILL.
On the main of Berl Garr this bill wear through sow
millet, sad was trammed sorbs hate.
TITLES OF RELIGIOUS CONGREGATIONS
(SCOTLAND) BILL.
Oa the modes of the Henske of Basanithaans We bill
was read a third time and posed.
IRISH LOANS.
The Marquis of WESTMEATH then earned for espies M
all comsassicetioes made in sadism the wroth of February,
Is4o, t, the Board of Week' in Ireland or to the Irish go.
Ilerlhatilt, by the tharqsb of Westmeath, Sir IGataga
Chapala" Bart., is say other leaded pesprithers in to.
barony of Delwin sad smutty of Wastmasti, rotative to the
public works eaffilli on is that tonality, trader what Is
termed Mr. Imbousbers's latter, and the replies thereto, es
well as all teahouse stherapthylag the ease. The noble
marquis colorised albs trestmest the landed pro-
proton colorised
so hod resolved, sad to Aoudad that the re-
payment of the laws while had bon made ti them shoed
be t s coded ever a period of forty yews, as had been the
nee with terereme to barmier, salsas, and electoral dis-
tricts.
The M mph of LANSDOWNE said that the persons who
bad received** advisees bad hid indabeace ex-
tended tritium Mud bossdntatlpulsfilthat each advances
Wrath be repaid in tea 'tan, bat last year the period wee
therossed to twenty-two years. He hod no, oh), etioa to the
productions( A. pawn 'savor for, mbialt would furnish
complete answer to the moths mammies nalflear, bet he
soma/ oat bad est say hops that the Cate for the repayment
of miasma's nodose theividsals tumid he emended In yoad
the puled Y proeut find.
After a low wool' from the tharqab of Wsrtes.sys
aid the Earl of Movoroasontt. the mums were enteral.
PIRATES (HEAD MONEY) REPEAL BILL.
The report of the asseadmate to this bill was presented
sad *geoid to.
Their lordships thou adjourned at a quarter.peet aim.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TresDAY, AP/UL 30.
The SPILI cast leak elm Asir at 4 °Week.
PRIVATE BUSINESS. —..

811COND RIADIXO —Manchester Bowline Bill.
LONDON (CITY) IMPROVEMENTS BILL.
Sir It H. INGLIS moved that the petition of Tames
Marsh N.l•on, which was deposited in the private MU oaks
upon the 29:h day of April against the Loudest (City) Im-
provements Bill, be referred to committee on the bill,
end that the petitioner may be heard before the said com-
mittee, rersuast to the prayer of hie peelitem.
Mr. W. FATTEN said that notto cou►d be more ob-
jectionable then to allow to be referred to the committee a
petition which was p tad eight weeks beyond the time
glowed by the house.
After a few words front Mr. FORSTER and Sir .1. Druz,
Sir R. H. INGLIS withdrew Pia motion fcr the purpose
of sautituttne another, to the effect that the petition be mo
tored to the standing orders committee.

PL'BLIC BUSINESS.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.

Curacy' R AWE:. -• IE---147ilinCiON, from the
die.enten in Hullos., against church noes.
Basts.s.st Hnavitus —By Sir J. DUKE, from Wapping,
signed by 41 clergymen and 700 inhabitants, praying for
monsurse for the beneat of this elms of persons.
COAL MINES.—By Mr. HUME, irons 10,000 practical
workmen in Northumberland and Durham, complauting of
the dangers to which they were exposed in working the
mints arising from Bn-damp, calliag the attention of the
house to the large number who lost their lives by explosions
throw/boat England in 1549, annonattag to 700 individuals,
and prays .g that the government wont t send down inspectors
to these mines to try and remove them dangers.
PROTECTION TO AORICCLT CAI —By Mr. CAYLEY,
from Yorkshire, coraplaiainer of the evils arising tram free
trade, and preying for a more to the system of protection.
EMIGRATION OF PAUPER GIRLS.
?dr. MILES gave notice that on the 28th of May he
would move a resolution to the eff.ct, that it was expedient
that the Romania*, with the assistance and co-operation
of the boards of guardians, should tyke immediate steps to
forward the emiglatios to Australia of orphan girls who
were the iambus of workhouses.
SUNDAY LABOUR IN THE POST-OFFICE.

Lord ASHLEY pee notice that it was his intention on
that by Isvlssight as acne a resolution to the effect, that
there rhea& bus Maw carried min the Pat-ofies on the
Sabbath day.