The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-28 00:00:00

HYDE PetiK.—BIHiBITIOI( OF nat.

Colossi SIIITHORF—IIir, I give notice that I shall on
Magda y next repeat my qwestioa to her Maj. sty's Attorey-
, Central, is &rear to the legality of ',atlas down the
tress in Hyde.park. (Hear, hear.)
Sir H. WILLOUGHBY-84, I beg to give arias that
it is my intectir is Monday nest to mom that no building
shall be erected is Hyde-park without the comsat of par-
liament. (" Hear, hats" and cheers )
8u DE L EVANS—I beg to give emir of my inten-
tion to put a works to the First Commissioner of ha
Majesty's Woods and Forests, to-morrow, in relaters to
the proceedings is Hyde-perk. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. T. DUNCOMBE-B.r, I give notice that oa Monday
I will atk the First Lord of the Treasury when it is that
We intended exhibition of 1861 shall aloes sad whether,
in consequence of the increasing diamatierctica amoaget the
'ohne as to the pl-re chosen for the exhibition of 1861
—Hyde-pa—the site should net be rommeideired—
(chens)—and also, in the event of the amount raised by
voluntary sobscriptions being Medi gusto to carry out the
object, whether her Majesty's ministers intend applying to
parbament f a great to defray such expenses. (.' Hear,
hear," and cheers )
Mr. ROEBUCK—S:r, I have a queetinn to ask of the
noble lord at the head of r Majesty's government, and in
petting it I would ratl.er adders. him as the noble
lord the member for the City of London. I wish to
know from the noble lord if it i. decided that Hyde-pak is
to be destroyed ; and whether the balding ti be erected
there, at a east of some 100,000 t., will ever be taken down ?
(" Hear, hear," and cheers )
Lord J. RUSSELL —lf the hen. gentleman would pie.
norm of hie quentioa for Monday t.ext, I will then be pre-
pared to give sailliswer. (Hen, hear )
Mr. ROEBUCK.-1 wish to know if anything between
this day and Monday will be done in the Park in pu-sroce
of these prnceediage ? (Hear, hear.)
Mr. LABOUCHERE.—No alteration of the state of
Wags r It exists now will take place betweea this and
Monday. (Hear, hear )
Mr. SUMS.—I give natio) that on Monday next I will
ask whether it is tee intention of her Majesty's gov, foment
to gaarautee the exoesses of the bullring? (Hear, hear.)
Mr. LABOUCHERE —lt cannot be too distinctly under-
stood that the government have nothing at all to do with this
matter. I: is an affair of private parties, who contribute so.
leatuily, and her Majesty's government are not at all int-
pirated. (Hear, hear )
Mr. ROEBUCK.-13upposing the right hon. panther&
the poeitioa he now does when the 68.4 is all
over, I slab to know, will he ruction an applicatim to par-
limment for the mosey necessary (Hear, bier.)
Mr. LABOUCHERE.—I object to pledge the govern-
ment to any inch course. (Imosikter.) I have no idea or
apprehaisi .n the. such a vote will be propaiecl. (L tumbler.)
Sir DE LACY EVANS.—I submit to the noble lord at
the head of her Majesty's government, if It would not be
expedient to direct toe suspension of proceedings in the park
immediately, as between this day and Wittig next some
expression. of opinion will be given in this home.
Mr. ROEBUCK—I give notice that I will tab* the sense
of this house as the propriety of destroying Hyde-peak.
(Load cheer..)
Lnd DUNCAN suggested that an early day should be
gamed for taking into consideration the administration of
the duties connected with the Woods and Forests, when the
business of the parks meld also be considered.
The matter then dertbrd.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.

111 mown to a gamma put by an How. X , whose
sans we meld not meertaie,
Kr. LABOUCBERE said that when fully prepand, a bill
on the subject of tweets for iareatima would be Introduced
is Ks House of Liras
_ _____ CO /MISSION OF SEWERS. _ _ _

Lord DUNEki,seeTaikie ;41etries7d—tlie Chief Com-
siesioser of Beware is his platys--(leighter)—wiehed to know
if ke usdentood his noble (Arad I igbtly whoa he soaosived
that Roble lord to have said that " the minutes were printed
as salted the osaveaiesee of the clerks ? " (Bear, hear )
Lord EBRINGTON replied that records were kept of
the proesediags of Ale esmakeleasrs, sad the missies were
printed frees maseenipit sepias • but ha should admit the
Beek to wbiell his sale Prised averted the other evealai
was is wear. (Rear, hear.)
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I. mower to a qmitian—froa--11r. B. Comm,
Lord J. RUSSELL stated th►t a diplomas eierrseper
demo was now gang on with the Hag of the Two Wailes
on the subject of Gerais claim urged on behalf of British
sauchants, on emu= of the denims sestaiaed by their
properties deriag the disturbances at lamina. After
assuring the Muse that the support of the claim had been
asempenied by so name of wareiee assesses, the noble
lewd declined to reply aim partioularly to iaterrogateries
while the negotiation* Were still radiate.
ENGLISH AND IRISH UNIVERSITIES BILL.
Mr. OOULBURN wished to keew oa what day the noble
I lord (Lord J. ResseW would take this bill.
Lord J. RUSSELL replied the tit► of Judy.
Mr. OLADBTONS observed that that would be too late
fee the audia for or Moment a masseurs to betakes, as may
his. meabcrs would this lave left ter the eouatry.
Lord J. RUSSRLL—Thus U the 18th of July milt suit
the riekt hoe. geatlesaut I will be prepared to take it ea
that day.
Mr. GOULBURN tapered his meat.