The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-10 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS...4OEIMAF, JOLT 9.
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IMPRISONMENT 105 DEBT.
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bossed to Om as an "'Windiest pow OMNI poems osailar
In the Quosn's Boar Priam for debt. Ro merely whir he
slate tha(aadetr the two eats which iss hod bor lastrommir
in passing. imprisonment for &Mrs rolbliall mar wbon
the parr mired le sorer or had dill— leg sarinth
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whisk would oaly core them too value of the Misr
DEATH OF THE DUES OF CAMBRIDOE.
The Ilerquis st LONDONDERRY moved, r • oink of
moor foe the late Doke of C.ambridme, that their lordships
sharld thou adjoins.
The Marquis esLANSDOWNE opposed the retro bi-
rem throats he did ass yield to the noble lord I. mesa
of the menu of the glaring perry whops decease they
bed sow to deplore, the rare samotod would
their lordships from sorra to • proposal he wee a=
maks for addreeer of coadoloasolo kir llsjory and her
Royal Diabetes the Dither of Cambridge.
After a short tribute of respect to hie Mt* Royal Highnim
by Lord BROVOTIANI. the Marquio of LONDONDZILItt 055.
mooted to impend his motion nutil alter the addresses
&imam bad beer voted.
Upon the motion of the Marquis of LANSDOWNS,
oisonded by Lord ILIDISDIA.II, it was tu said
voted, "That an humble address be presintr to bog Mr
jetty, to mono the deep corm of this bows at the leas
which her Majesty has sustained by the death of his RO*
Hipbone the Duke of Casalleidv, be orris with Mr
Marty epos this ono' and to rem big
Majesty that this hew wth pirdolpile with mat
affectionate. loyal. sad dadtel sersbmoat ia wbaSever
screens the happinem et his Ma/My sad bar illartioni
• similar seldom bow*/ bon voted to her Royal High.
Mos the Duchess of Cambridge.
The Marquis of LONDONDERRY aired? in deforms
to their lord.hips' nion. ar to move the adjournment.
MANCHESTER RECTORY BILL.
TM Earl of St. (MAYANS woo undsollsod M wit
trim the committee cm this bill, that Ilsomorkithe our not
encomia it as it had boon introiessi so a Onto
whilst in fact it was • public one.
Tee Bishop of MANCHESTER Arsiod the bill, the
riot of which was, after providing for the sorvicts of the
oathedral, to apply the surplus rams towards the relief
01 aka spiritual destitution whir provailad in Maashrtor.
Os the motion of Lord Lrrnthrow. the report on tho
Basra. in Plurality Bill was mood to, with mead-
Mats.
The Earl of RODEN presented petitions from 4,000 of
the wackier elasor of Birmingham, from 6,600 ialtabitoats
Birmingham, and from various religious tioss
Is Birmingham aid other places, sitablit postal sr oa
Biadar.
THE DRAINAGE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND

ADVANCES BILL.
Oa the motion of the Martinis of Latranoirst, the Cor
gams' amendments on their lordships' amendment is this
MB was *greed to.
PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS (IRELAND) BILL.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE, in moving the adoption
of the report on this bill, said that, considering the greet
number of amendments which had been introduced in com-
mittee, he thought the best plan would be for their lordships
IM main the ',pert as it stood, to have the bill reprinted
with the usendusents by Thursday, and to appoint the third
reading for Friday.
After a brief eoaverea'ios the report was received, and
the third reading fixed for Friday ant.

ELECTIONS (IRELAND) POLLING BILL.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE having moved the second
reading of this bill.
The Earl of )lOVNTCASHELL gave notice that it was
his intention to move sundry amendments in committee,
which he thought would have a beneficial and improving
greet One, for instance, was es follows .„—" And be it
emoted that any clergyman of any religious denomina-
tion whatever, who shell attempt to coerce, compel,
oe restrain any voter in the exercise of his fano.
tleim. such clergyman shall be guilty of misdemean-
our."
The 10 was then read a second time, and ordered to be
committed or Tnunday week.
LIVERPOOL WATER-WORKS BILL.
The Earl of HARROWBY presented a petition signed
by 18,000 of the lahabitants of Liverrml against the Water-
works Bill.
The Earl of HARDWICKE said that a similar petition
had been presented previously, but was rejected by a com-
mittee of their lordships, as being made up for the greater
part of fictitious names, and not the names of Liverpool rate-
payers.
The alibied then dropped.
The Inspection of Coal ICBM Bill was read a second time,
and ordered to he committed on Tnursday.
The Metropolitan Interments Bill passed through com•
=item.
The General Board of Health Bill and the Law of Copy-
right Design Bill were read a third time and passed.
llpm the Court of Chancery Bill being real a third time,
Lord Monte le suggested its extension to Ireland.
Their lordAige then adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, JOLT 9.
The SPIWIII took the chair at 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

AMVIDNILITS COMlWZRlD.—Heronsyks and
Lamont Brie's Turnpike Bead; Tyne Navigation; Mver-
mon, Milltbsrpe, and Lawman Turnpike Road ; Bills.
BILL As Mimi= CONSIDIRID.—BaItost Improvement
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