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

EXPRESS, THURSDAY ICING, MARCH 21, 1810.

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lag a foram bill edge 66
Mr. AGLIONST easeerred with the lion. gentles=
that wee as Wire Risanderstaading respective We
bill, which he (Mr. Aglionby ) believed to mho at ef
the peonies of. heaths( bills is Merinos to Greer sole {vi-
staed of repeal's; thee, sad then brines, la sew bills aka
gather. (Hear. hear.) He was In (avow of the priadples
of bill the sessad es wen es the amt. _ _ _

frafel'atia7l; supporters of the bill tow
ruled their use eattrely upon thie—that the sateed might
go to • jury übe glossed. Bat what &eau would ha have
is sash eases, whet it would be sees that be feared sad eh.
jested to a summary jurisdiction ? (Hear, boar.) The
primal* was a/ •221... bad, bat incoayssie4 sad Its must
vote spinet It
Col. THOMPIS-617—also.doclar•d against it.
Mr. P. HOWARD asked whether it war rempsttat for
him to mere that the bill be cossmitted that day months.
The SPEAKER expiated the position of Ms treaties,
observing that the incoavenlence of that position was to be
attributed entirely to the rustles of debating the principle
of the bill on a qeestios for pia; Into oomitleo.
The house then divided, when there appeared,
For the amendment 124
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It was therefore determined that the bill should be divided
taco two separate meastres. _ _

COUNTY RATES AND EXPENDITURE BILL.
Mr. M. GIBSON moved to nominate the followiog select
committee ow this bill :—Mr. Milner Gibson Sir John
Palettes, Mr. Shafts) Adair, Sir James Giuliani, Mr.
Cobden, Lord Bioko, Mr. Edward Littleton, Sir Joba
Duckworth, Mr. Kershaw Mr. CArnewall Lewis, Mr.
Frew's, Mr. Wrightson, Lord Rendlceboat, Viscount Bar-
rington, and Mr. Osborne.
Sir J. GRAHAM hoped he would be excased from the
duty, on the ground of bang already a member of several
other committees. . . .

Major BERHIWOHD complained of the constitution of
the eeensalttes as new proposed, on the ground that it gave
a soot undue preference to Suffolk and Lancashire, there
being three thensben having an interest in the one, and two
In the other. He therefore proposed the names of the Kul
of March and Hr. Deeds*, in the place of Mr. Kershaw and
Lord Rendlethans. .

Mr. M. GIBBON secured the hon. member that he had
no desin that the oommittee should be otherwise than a per-
fectly fair one. As the right hon. gentleman (8:r J.
Graham) declined to servo, he had no objection whatever to
insert the name of Mr. Deedes in hie sum .

Sir J. PAKINGTON said he had more serious objections
mill to the committee than those of mere locality. It was
Invidious to perttcularies. Ile would, thereon, only say
that in the nomination of all committees the rale ought
to be adhered to, et going through the list, and
selecting these honourable gentlemen wheat; known
competence for coasidalag the particular !abject entitled
them to be appointed. Oa this committee there was not the
name of a single peofusimtal lawyer and it could not there-
fore be considered competent to deal with a bill containing
90 clauses, and on a mat difficult rabject.
The hon. gentleman's attention being called to the fat
that it was within a minute or a of 6 o'clock, he moved
the adjonramest of the debate, which was accordingly
flied for this day week.
The house adjourned at 6 o'clock.

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