The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-21 00:00:00

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be Mewl to theme the slam us paid out stine not-paysila
he tbs moo, ad that Leis( dos SO he should be rated tor
snob sum as if it bad ions. Wm* paid ta-therlekdkod. ---
Ms. DENISOI4 Oteimbt wash a oleos as that should cot
he preps* without theiletho Wei gine of it.
• Ifte O. STRICIIIIMD theiSM the amass lavelved era
felortmemes with ths kw of MOM end lonamt.
The pooh* was dise withdrawn.
Or J. HAMMER senthisted that the poor titio of 6s
estoold be, "An Ad ter the Absiltio et Costerse" He
hail requild*lth onolilloni Gross tbe kill. sad
be tree*at wasrberfar of Mork, Me opinion *the bill
hi its ostinty.
After • few words from Mr. Sonora mod Mr. Dormoir______,_
Mr. BROCKLBRIIIIST ammod the hove' that is
iseality, whisk woe erassly mad* the WI was amnia
totenkr net Lolls as the poor slows.
Thedesso was 410.11 s amended gimps, agreed to.
Clew 3, with a verbal ammiowit, was also allowed
lensed part of the
Mr. P. SCROPE proposed a probe to the sent that the
Woo thoald is so we be ersomed ups • higher amount
1110 hell the set rabble, of the toesnamit ha the rata look.
Me. C. LEWIS said the oily passim' far IL proviso
was to be found le Ireland when Os owser, Massa of the
respire, was rated fee tsmouteels under 41.. a pow It was
a monks whether a bows should sot he Own* the sweet
for the liability throw epee hioa. It Weasel to him that
the swot ought act to be rated for loss Ma e 6 per seat.,
look* a Coated= of 26 per sent as • le the
Owner.
Mr. B. DENISON said the 'Woo property of this eon
Zugausrmiestabsio to pow ed emehlerstle muss, who
la disking obit enimpisme
Mr. C. LEWIS admitted Oat settees loony in the
emery generally tologed to wilt* pews; but is
the soMhborbood of WOO the mos was different, sad
it weld, in many mem, he *est to sharp the fall
unseat.
Vimposiet EBRINOTON oppreed the sestios.
Mr. P. SCROPE said that if the boo. mambo far th.
West Riding would bring 6 a bill to rata all property he
weld support it; bat what he complained of was, that
saber the bill me dam of property was prokind to
soother.
Mr. BROTHERTON eassidsrod that where landlords
were rated at tne fall amount they Amid have a fall
Monroe& Lugo sou of mousy wore *lea laid out by
mom
The amendmest was withdrawn. The elause, as smended,
wan thee mood tea
fa elate 3, the tellowimg prone was agreed to oe the
meths of Mr. HAUNT :
Predated al that ensh amen pub(g sash rates la respect of
temensom asaawtag is be held by onespime arise now =
W Isampie fire a palm twee this temper tr:Lam, shall le
to whet they all sem le the wait la imps* death
SMALL TENEMENTS RATING BILL. issemonts„ and ben the same remedies seereseftg O. IMO al
0a the swim for ethag into committee on this bah far rest la mem, sad rev iew' feethar thst seminal eller Ors mai
m shell matierse to WM math see soma, tionths ter • lower
Mr. P. SCROPE said he would take that opportuaity of me me merge es=s, sal=her disiseined sewer paean
again protasis, against the further progress of this bill. Hs ewe, me te the esepeNive emsent main
bad hoped the genonment would have interfered to oo• sassed by 1= slansda. neethet Mb an Gish end term
eats he psetpeneemet to a later period of the session. The they envy hoe Wallet 01l wood thlooli tam tem want
meassn would kßiet peat hardship en the oar= rtheerslot sek Inialalee and elmh Ilawees "Is des•SalliVe
iron snob ovum to sash occoeimm. led In rosoverabb by
small tenements, te the samba, perhaps, of two sena
At present about eao mikes hews were ezemed hem peg- ,e _ Ilya* an, end on th'a'nks of Mr. Dawes
tag rates which would be imposed epos them by this bill "'
wee oholkuted for it:
this would be so much taken oat of the potion of the po
for the relief of the superior classes. He would not Want And be it seasted that the wad “teassamt "la this act shall he
stewedto hided. lay had, home, esthee. apartment, or «coo-
t° divide the house, but trusted that the bill would m mu...nth gui md ...„ems.igre h. Newt,. ton.
thoroushly sifted in committee. dads my mom resietng or eisissieg the not at eery swab tan.
Mr. ROBERT PALMER Wined the practical Most of nem hr 16 mu mer or nrosivisg rher ems far der reef my
ntiag the owners of usalltenemests would be to diminish** et of am patio sewpwr, se of my La&
teaspoon' to build soli houses. The opposite coarse solid o:llll.l.:=lollleanianer.anar arollgore. Or WEI% ...., to
be • math wiser policy. The object of the measure was ao odenthe net %,.."11.11eabrewidieleheetmbeeetimemole 'emir-- —aseireelenew ilidaLlemit:
dssbt to render easier the collection of rates ; but the cosies used ...me—ire be ...kw' lb 'womb my =mad= c.
was obviously unfair towards those owner
_who had pebble wespeny. as well se :,tthy thills:dasi ?be third " perish^
invested their songs in cottage property. drills emstrud es Minim coq parbb, Inthinbint elk or place,
Mr. Z. B. DENISON those!, it had been generally sd. whilielee his osra losr a 4. The word "nth," shall be
Wheel that all rates fell oa reel property, and that therefore wer" es akek ae/ °wean of tail Washissaw ef NT mab
poi* eiermhip, WO. se linen se be held after dee amiss tar
all exemptions were in favour of the owners. moose Ms uses,
the law kr the sells( of Oa pea ti NM
Sir G. GREY said the bon. gentleman behind him (Mr. wheats le thy wt, le temeteleisiwemee. mow whim
Swope) had totally misrepresented the object of the bill. the word haperthly the se the mseenlieirefles
Re had assumed that tenements below W. value wore now may is rev, the sem Wry insinelnadi In Weft WWI MI 8111.
imentlit from rating ; bat this was not the cam, the exemptien esti to eiresealme
eemeiPerseneastuteal ma le: I.l...2l7,l646seanissiMilosinsturall wan
wen erna Irani, • F•kalsi one to the "mat' Mee; heeo thing rospictively, miemasee te =meg le he el:eletet at ono
• landlord built • 121. cottage he was liable for ezt magma to Wok weetruetics.
...A previa, was Wed to clause 6, that it " shall not apply
Lb. rasora.bleWfohrattworneTtangesbaroldarvawallos tihrstettemaaokhinci
pimps shoo won are made liable, to be rated to the
already ezprewed itself favourable to the principle of the w-
ricmillei ths poor war the prOvilions of any beet act."
bill on the second reading, and as the committee La bon The doss was than mooed to.
ponposed for • month, and several amendments were giver
After clams 7 had also been agreed to,
as" of, be thought they ball better proceed with the Mr. HALSEY moved to insert the following provision
details.
Sir J. PAKINOTON thought the bill ought to have boon bkwak the first sad ...sad 51°W.
sompuliory rather than optional ; nevertheless, it tletwd Al
Paritbtigita=o rt;rtLebtfaeeeiaita:akeebu:.,...,,o,...,
peeress
the laid
hays his support. present st • meeting duly caned for that wpm, sad sionsporat to
Attar a thy words from Mr. Bernal, Mr. Ellis, and Mr. rote thereat, at any time snot the evpiredos at one year frau the
Halsey, ime when say moth order shall have bath so suds. to ceder that
The twine went into committee, Mr. Baajaj is the chair. from end alter • day to be dad by sods vestry such order shall owe
On clause 1 being put, and be rescinded, in which case, from and alter wash lasnmeatioaed
Mr. HALSEY proposed some verbal amendments, which =the slid ceder shall be rescinded an totr Wined Pro•
re.i.neverthe.d
.u.low.,titati.the
the
pereemeieetetehettegeeesti.
being objected to by Mr. P. Batons were understood to be
withdrawn. covering say rate which any have been previously node la patinae*
Mr. LAW moved that the words, " and are hereby re- el such order.
gaited," be added to the clause. Ho made this motion be- Sir J. DUCKWORTH proposed to Wert, eller the word
ewe ought the bill ought to be compulsory and act I. vastly," in the filth line of die above proviso, " being hot
thepormvin. less
Sir G. GREY hoped the right hoe. sad learned gentle-
than two mars from the date of such order."
Mr. BAINES
man (Mr. Law) would not press his antenament, as he had wonted to W amendment, which Val
given no previous notice of a. Mr. HALSEY then peopossei to insert the following W-
ILL B. DENISON wished to see the bill made compel- two Clauses 4 sad 6
may —(bear, hear)—as did Mr. MAIN= aad Capt. Mtlata.
After a Ave words from Mr. SOTHERTUN and M.
did beir rowed kw Sks mile °I eel teasawai within she
COMPTON, said paki, thewarty ague whereat shall Doe morel ea, shall be
&skim et anise a mimed eats for a year to the was. whether
Mr. P. SCROPE said that if • bus majority was to bind mow etiei, in mama et die per see the et the
the vestry he should prefer to have the ethane made compul- Ideberre shall rospertholy orspeand with ma nicer the pay.
gory. Otherwise he thought the wanes would give rise to mint et the nese woo or thwgeside Woo, at ma ath Ism
great contention. ( Hear.) thew twe-thiresef the esnoast of emit ash run man each aware-
Mr. W. PATTEN said that he did not wish to make the etlielle me led•s" labs gad as "end in die ruts b°010•C do
sem ewessere and serveyees emetteely mid sll be recoverable
bill compulsory for this TeMOl3. that he was sazions to leave tem. mime es p„, ma iii-iii-bw mete am e...,„ by ww
the vestry the power of deciding whether they would make reseemeak,
as abatement to the landlord or would cellist the rats from Mr. W. PATTEN said he should take the moo of the
the collagen. ammaitto spinet this clause. If the house Wonted that
Mr. WALTER was in favour of a compulsory clause. It abatement should be made to the owners, he thought it
appeared JO him that no WNW* of cottage property should be Zola mot be clogged with soh auditions as Mao provided
exempted from tho rate. le the slow. me lord to me the clause rejected, and
Mr. W. MILES was convinced that if they made thaws- WSW wilertalie oftinwards to propose another in teed.
sure 0001PabOrY al present it would endanger its safety, if not The slaw was withdrawn, sad the home resumed.
bore, at loot elsewhere.
d.L_lti. WALTER said, when the report was brought up, he
Mr. P. HOWARD said that if the bill were made compd•
way. he bnissysd is would b. assailed with in swath= out mr.. an mportuni_tytossoussoveataantoeMaitden opt, with.
of doors, which et present did sot appear. He was sus ws us...w of giving Ps 'is' to ... p I exemptions
that the bill, as it stood, would be ocaddered a very great sue payment of vas' 011 the ground or poverty.
boon. LARCENY SLYMMASY JURISDICTION BILL.
Captain HOWARD regretted that tho bill was not rm. Oa Ike motion for the house going into committee On WI
deed more useful, by making it contonery. bill,
Mr. B. DENISON did not see where the opposition was Mr. LAW said that he had given soda of a motion, the
to come from, if the bill was made compulsory, seeing that object *which wee to discuss this bill upon its nod% by
almost every mashy who bad spoken was in favour of that dividing it into two bills, thinking it highly probable that
view. hem past experience the house might be disposed to sane-
Mr. CAREW was In favour of the compulsory clause, bat lies the extension of the Juvenile Offeeden Act (which
rather than risk tke safety of the maws he would give it Embed the lofildiedeo of magistrates In the IMO of PA'
his outman as it then stood. moos of the age of 14 yeses) to themos of 16 years,
Mr. &LANEY thought the bill ought to bo made oom. We both as in nets pre but it was a diluent
Sig tit apply that law to adults. He thought that
PIT& GREY said that on a future stags they might on• the neSbiesie who asked for this power to be Piked
eider 110 mods* of making it poisurakory. He did not I. Ms hods, would become the enemy of the poorer caws •
think it walla he to adopt ter. aniondment with- his &lithos would Mem biro lo aaaPinien oevery OM:
1 r 4- Mien siss, sal he would be looked upon with °dins by the
en,i
woo then atiptiod within, a division. poem down Ho declared that he would not hold Mks
fullers kes litriViled his Littman of the ova. spa toy ewe tame. The facts of nob es were the
lIIMIS and are " all • liters stage, jure peolos, sod upon those facts no judge should
Ws ocoladad he lord =thelell assigned for sot deal- Ems to kinds. Was the importance of the case to be
Ingeefethou=ition at the posse' maw* particularly noway by the simple fact that the larceny imputed
as who fad eepemeeti Himself to only amount to Is. ? Hs should have another op-
favor maloltho Dill . pereamity to p Into the discussion as to the ease of adults,
ler. WALT= wide* he the right hon. gee. mid mikes ha rooked from his hoe. friend his coneurreneo
*nun (lit. Bens) whether or no the power of exempting that this hill be divided lobo two bills, to raise the quake
certain Whom from mike was to be esetinuod to the ma. whither It should be extended to adults or limited to the
paeans ? He believed if that prise wee continued the ow ofjunnile Menders, he should feel it his duty not to
whole obis* *the bill would be relax, but to sten additiood grounds of argument why
Mr. BAINES said that the tenths if tit bee. oath. the house skesid scout this bill. The hon. and learned
man was a very important ono. Ha had me hobs aat the gentlemen mood that the bill be divided Into two bills.
affect of this bill coupled with the 4th of Go. IV., seder Sr J. PAKINGTON said that me ono was more anxious
which these memptions took pleas, would leave the law in to smolt trial by jury in all moss whirs it was applicable
*his state_ ; escasly, that with rood to cases in which the thank' we, sad, as a sincere Mimed to trial by jury, be
"way lekele sal to ails the Wane, the rate might be had Haraldoft modem • emnistion of Wee nssedm of
roesnesd ham themsoder the previsions of this bi but remeolog hera jury *et slam of ism whisk ought
where the many leek no sok slops, the rate would 611 mot to se Oho it. Petty wore alto paned over
aulusholy ou the asespises. unrolled bosoms*, partks could net Ming their minds
Mr. HENLEY was to favour of the bill as it stood. to Wm the lath to ajary. He hoped the bow would not
Mr. LAW mid, that MOUSY the WINO was rated, he wooed le the mono al the he.. sad MOM
was rated la roost of the whisk he held. (Hear.) The be,. ad to member Ist D. 01=a
Mr. HALSEY la Use 14, that tho words .. root plesod upon the poor a nodes Is moo the total es(elion of
we:moiety
or value, " should Into " nimble vane." the bill. Thep Ow thus for doing so would have been the
Mr. 8.6.111 ES of the sassodelents whisk was mewl reading ; bat the has. and isersoll mamma had
y made._ a ion otannense. art items the moss of thee he m that sew
aTlimettßEßT PALM= mood as • oohs : Meth, ntim hod bean anon If he bed bed
Provided alwaipil SD ease of say no tarnimaaat shall be the skimp st ewe ........ as tit bee.. he siaM
armed in anis thithlithit tbaa the MR at wlldt the oda bob than take n is- sTisi 1.-- —Tend
I.llsearit ilia he amerander theme
Mr. BAINES mood the ponies, as did ale M. B. he Mr J. Faidnialon) had i July nom to sin.
Durum whom it ires withdrawn }kin
The CIAIZMAN sot reed the knowing oohs: Mr. M'CL/LLAGII.—If the oely result of expetkees in
Ow** *always. thatin envy we as.. the ewer* irk this hem b k linehls WO*, state whilh,
tenument than be se nisi asid meemed le the rates Wks self of Iblinali eat are oaly salsehdoil to
.fie peer le smut s( orb loalmaaa, Imbeds( the estegler gagegemest fag he he meld my 'het be woad
ads* to load tte se* seouthr to kneed at mew% boo gems. mem bb thee eregeoy gm Mean,
ass ohnlinloi la de roe IS Ms gmer moo home et sash
OW" MI star ends
is WI dto
es la. tea *bilk dm kw. WOW ethlkel le hue tekedle k
mode We or Os ems is now whoomo, mask shistesto wholly mawommiloil by 111. Ma ohlsthannoalir3
than Is MN* to modis an the ninth. WORM% and Ihe lOW So fis, frOla =611.160 "=111.41041 Re'
shmever m kgy ss tf his awe .4 (idea* soponel spas he pose te me mom it was pm tbe
nth se the mon moss* paned that Mere WA net been onekkal lems to
Mr. HOUTZ/13X moved that there be iambi k the bill siva *aloe threes the esnialty mikes
byway of amendment, after the wed " urse "That peethises of the that he (Mr. ll )
soh oesupier shall he entitled to skint Is be ted • bur- hod Mused as the stood nadir; Is ends
gess* my bsteeigh under the set soiled 'de Ad for 80. a promators die ins. (Hoar, tear.) AM be woad
ho
=Jim keekkel COOPOratiOnef I amd Wales,' appeal to ovemasollemsn who was thee posted whetherwhether
met rate Ito the poor est hathm paid rate in lid mot thia capacity give native of his Mennen to &Ms
regard litho 11111111111111S4 11181111161111* him psevfdmd al other the boss arm this ogee/ the bill. ((Orbs enthey,..) The
elletiliblee IMO* by the sal sheE Imo lima falfillod." MR hod boa loomalit6 ad seal • AM time late at might.
M. BAIR= thought • wit leminlost question was ie. It Ins Pet thrma tar ressedi roam within ton day._ _ .dhr
Wood n tha amendment. mug ems whisk they shod net be Perhaps no tiro was tee sheet I. IL telissMou of • *MO
ealIM or lo del with k eamoillw. (Her.
that ew
e-
(Whet Oakum' of everts, seeds= tor L
wow small
=kila his spiel*, was of that @Woos maim that 111, OISMNIS 111 the soessar that their *hot * aiese
p • emwes disammion le be to sway. (Chow) Bathe (ter.
het lure
Mr. D 1311101! mid he spied with the ben goose- Ewa than it would , when oppertuntly
isho hMOM sat down, that the ameedmist nodose the glom thrfally iYee,ieihemerits of the prised
.11:4141MV OM ths oiler* oftbs so of Caimans wore ilia= ,
•__ _ mtpremed himself tuns Mangle with. egthisn. Ns would snipe, st the motion of the bon mail
merehled the he gsollmoth Mr. Ismail (Mr.law.) That mottos virtually west
• the who 411 MIMII we nod. le the doorbell the bill. It did mot go se hr as
bevies► bet me is he telt bleed le Tel ke it.

IMPERIAL P.
lIOUSE OF COMMONS.-

WRDNISDAT. YORAM 20.
-The Bra►zaa took the disk at twelve Von&
PRIVATE BUBINEIB.
CRIPPRNHAR WATRRWORKB BILL.
Ur. W. PATTIE neved that the cedar relining this
1111 to the tosattne ct tandem &meld D• dkoketPd, sad
the lAA witittrays.—Aitiodto.
PEBtle iIIISIREBB.

Da aL &VIM Re 4L .11••••••••• a ••••
Mahluxos BILL —By Ms R. INGLIS, hem two plates
is the disease of Ramer, NOM this bill.
raCTORT Bud.—By Mr. RANKIN, fres faMMy_dcwfs•
Sees at Oleenow and esker plow, is lamer of this Lit
(Warr/ma TROWS.—IIy Mr. OREENE, from the
Imam et the Illusisipal Amities of the Loro,Wi of Lea.
maw, limbic this the legal estate of dm ettes inight
he tested in diem, mad is brew of the Charitable Trade
Taxa ow Knowzmnalt. —By Mr. B. ADAIR, teem the
Peritameatery Reform Asomistisa of Cambridge, for the
abelitke of the taxes ea keewledge.
Twa Burn Tanna.—By Mr. D. BILREELEY, from a
11.= Olomestershire, is favour of swarm to compel the
and Brasilia* governments to prohibit the slam
Media.
Swazi Thimmorte Ramo Bur.—Bp Mr. HALSEY,
from sessial pion Si Herttanishisa, fa Swear of this bill ;
Mr. ROBERT PALK= (pis= net hoard); Mr. CARD.
WILL, from the Omedlea neelety et Liteek wad has
the Britannia Dugan Issiety, and ether aaidm6 emir
ties, against the bill.

DUCHY OF LANCASTER.
Mr. TEMA WNT said be had Wooded to_pat a queer
to the government, why the recrate of the Duey of Las.
earn bad not boss hid at the table of the hear, r is.
gaited by act of patliareat. He saw as wraber of the
eat mint; bat primp this iatlarlos would
ryrirhe edict of harrias tka pnabsetios of the
01110011101.
NOTICES OF MOTION.
&Au LAIOIII —Mr. ORAN TLEY BEREELEY,
era after Emus as poodble, Is novo, is toassittee of the
whole lore. " reteloisee mop the exclusion from oar
ark* t 4 Ow Islam of der labzu.--tle adadroa of
each podase big is arid Ashlars et the *let for whit*
eßis eatary voted a rep era of astray to the
tart leastais fid MIA*. tad rerelity, sad kly sajatt to-
wards do British Won loft photon."

Dory ox Coax.—Mr. 011:ANTLEY BERKELEY. in
assn atter Sestet as partible, to move in massive' of the
whole hosse—" Thu a duty of Bs. per qr. shall be imposed
um all fordo corm imported into this nanny after • ar.
Ida date, the amount el revenue so derived to be appro.
Listed by the wormiest to the general reduction of taw

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NATIONAL EDVCATION IN Izairsti.—Mr. O. HAMIL-
TON, after Easter, to nova as &dams to Ur Majesty, aad
SO Bali the attention of the Dow to t►e position in which
She slorgy and laity of Inland ars pissed who object to the
Miss and principles of the national system of education is
thud country.

any' ii; I: sZir...7, ;
'Wag would 'Midway
( law.)
am,

•
SZYNOLDB should
withdraws, gist the piety tie •
• th• pewee et
Mee tie velse Ste et
• Med. (lisardte•el
exent te1.16•1 erhillibmit„;
IVYLD mewed tie latredettleali • Were* bilis
*that every my* et a teseseat met =seals' W. it
Mei for the NNW et the per se ismer& the mils.
M et Its higititveittliteipeette sedflraimaciimult