The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-12 00:00:00

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116. Appr.";:+tiott d Mosta (Moi'bun iin.l Mt. Allow) Bill,
tagnevena other were rottl • AM
TRAMWAYS (COTLAND) LILL.
Tits NB was teatl a owed time.
TI:..IMWA VS (IRELAND) BILL.

The above hill read enomod Use.
POOR ASS4II4III:NT ND) BILL
n. al•#•• bi.l rammed t 6 semarailtes.
INDUSTRIAL SCIIOOLS OfeOTLAND) BILL.
This bell m re•d• woad 11...
_ itllotrl: HILLS ODIIMITTRE.

n. home west into con;s7ii4ae;;;Us; above bill, and
lb aware, with amis votad aissadatimate aad maw add,-
bawd dims. were aimed tn.

OPOUTM I'OLWE PONCE PENSIONS BILL.
Ilia bill wok. nr.“l a rowed thin.
INCLOSURK (No. t) BILL.

This 671 vest tlawadh cresinittee.

ILLICAL GOVEILYIENT MUPPLEMENTAL BILL
This bill alas pared through committee.
TRAINRFIR OF !STOCK"; AND A NNUITHIS BILL

Ilds bill won through cormattas.
lOUNDARIEs OF BURGHS EXTENSION SLOT-

LAND) BILL

This hillvnes— :LI

et/NM/NW OP LEICESTER-OQUARE.
lard RRDESDALE inquired whether the attention,
the t'teiroisaimicri d Ikr Majesty's Works or of the Metro.
maim Board of Work, had been directed to the nainiser is
=Ma the peke is Looottersquare, in the city .of West-
mineter, was crow and Light be hereafter occupied. The
mile lewd said he had thoright it right to call their loml-
dipeat.entioe to the muloliet, became at was not generally
hsmwa I. what reditices tar square now stood. Some trine
this square was a hied of garden—mrtaiuly a very
=NZnee, hut 'till a jond topes apace. About ten years
* arose CS ri tb• middle of it a building foe what
ester 41M11481 the Great U4.be, but nor one knew by
whale mtlowits However, very little inquiry was made
shmall it, sad the boiVing was erected without any ?mei.
Me. It wee raid that the place was formerly a IIMaSOOIII,
MI that it would ho greatly improved by what was being
Mee Ia DWI a privato tell et, introdoced in parliament
eelided " Leiceiter opine Improvement and Owriership
rior Carden DAL" It provided for the improvernme
lmereester a rime. all secure,' to "James Wykl the um
eseditbonal rn ore.. ont of the towhee' eardeu or area of the
mid mum," .(I..io;liter.) It stated that he bad purchaser(
the foe *imp!, from the inhabitant., awl that the mem was
day torive)ed to 1.130, but that " neverthelem dive. per
eirimsd to I. retitled to some right over the aerie.'
'toothier.) The 101 l provided that Mr. Wykl should have
rlto intaio or podl down the existing and
ie ina
et another for a literary inetttutine, or a beam, or
fee ether purpo,e, connected with science and art, public
initesetion, or public arauaement. This bill
eft introduced. but proceeded nu further, nod was dropped;
het it tamed die:belly that Mr. W,14, whatever limited
sight of olimoomon be might bays acquired. did DOS poems
aright or title to do that which be had dom upon the pro-
perty. Two ye or. afterward, nnother bill was ratrodueeal,
ie enable the "Cesium Institute" to purrhese Mr. Wykre
Metre in the area of Leieratei.equare. Ilenghtm.)
lbw hill in like r.oanser was dropped. but during the pre-
sent ymranoth.or bill was introiluced, called the •• Leicester.
mimes I louden. Comiony ebabling the ODOM of the
Eto transfer the ground for • pleasure garden, to be
wader the ihaca„;enicnt of two cumniiftioners. This
ra, also withdrawn. I Lauohterd These private bills
"hewed that the rites in the occupation of the centre of
leiersteregoirc olt that they bad no title to the property,
Of at soy rat* that they wore mamma of wino• defect in
Moir title. It was for the polka littered that the .gran
Amid be elerrool. as it wee the only open
between hyde park cad I.incoln'adan-Selde.
see
was of tit utomet importance that where
them were open spaces in densely populated neighbourhoods
they should sot I e done away with. The parties reddest
lot locality were wit iniliffermt to what was going_ ore,
be ewe hie mei •or appeared upon the paper he had re-
Mimi several c outmunicationa re the eubject. Yesterday
be received a letter signed by nearly all the residents in the
sleeve, thankio; him for his intemmtion, stating that the
encloone had hese felt to bean injustice by the surrounding
inhobibuata, and that thestroto of the building, in the centre
d the equate was a disgrace to the Ineality. They aloe
mid that they would leo very grateful to him if ha eould
ereseed in restoring the scum to SD unencumbered state.
lie believed the. some years ago there was a division
et the property under the Court of Chancery, ammo the
ellerent partita entitled, and that the square 'tacit was
ese",ued to one of Coo, :ortier. At the iltillPMinie he could
pee no poeitite iof ornett Hai mishit subject. He 1.-lire.] that
the erection of soch led!dinya in the centre of the sqoare
me a contravention of tea provisions of the Metropolitan
lhaiditn{ Act. Power eight, however, to exist somewhere
is previet such a space being taken away from the oolitic.
Be hoped the gov.orainert would be able to give their Imit-
ator, mom* information on the .object.
Lail tiIIANVILLR entirely concurred with the noble
Maus the inoportatre rat a sacont apace like Leicester-
moire sot being f.:leol up, and he believed that the Meteo-
r/Inm Beard of Works hail had the matter under their
masideration for a year pert.
land OVEIIeTONE w. glad the noble hurl opposite haul
milled site:leen to the snloject, and he triode' some remedy
VIPs id shortly be applied to put an end to the present un-
sightly 'date of the ',rare. The inhabitant, were all
eloangly impeftsed with the necessity of legislative
iuter-
SPEEU OF RAILWAY ENGINES.

(*Nide of vrEsntruATH inquired of her Majesty's
il.1111•014, whether it was is their coutemplatioe to pro.
wevasay ameadn.ent of the law to cc nu! tho speed of
in fut-tr• within reasonable limit.. ilia at.
Imam haat been drawn to the ounject iu consequeoce or
rained tranapired by a newt r:rolirt of a coroner's in-
Eg ompaytin4 tl O rath of a• eon !ilea upon
Narth Atiroi•laltire :!sileray in romlucting a hicomotise
mew% and which death tin jury found was occasionedunlse tweed.
Irad ONANVILLE replied that it wan ant the istention
4116 e govermaist to ietroduee soy till to carry out tho
wisdom of the 11,1.1 e nmarqui,, and they were atrengtbened in
lose °point that DO 111411111111 wr seceoery, by the report
of the woad:tee on endear accidents.
Viwnwot UL'Ntt.IN that many accident • aro e
iwt realeo di iv iui to nake ap for ~,ch
Bann, be theoght le:;ilitise interference W.. umeaaary.
Their lord,hip • then adjourned at L,l) minute* past scram.

SOUSE OP COMKOItB.—THCRADAT, JCLY 11.
The firsanut took Ike cludr *hod!). bef6re 4 o'clock.
YEW MEMBER.
PALM, the new :'olieiter4leneral. took
Swewtha and kia swat upon hi. electioo !or Richnwe.
PRIVATE BUR.I.NEKS.
The I::ac..l.ors Water BEI eras read • third time and
noral.