The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-23 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS 110:11:1A1r, JILT 22.
Tao Lona CsAsontea 'AWL kic out at goo o'clock.
LIVERPOOL CORPORATION WATERWORKS

The E4/I 111 BOUNOTON MlOlll4 that Byrne,
Joseph Hinds, and Dorm M'Arthor be called to the har to
..owes be an alleged tabrioation of sums appendtd as signs.
times to a myelin petition.
The three Individuals in question wen accordingly called
la the bar, sad beviag. as we uaderetood, e,nh.oed that flo.
titian* imams had be.• attached to the petition, w
e,
siL
judged to hove boon stalky ot a breach of pnvilege, and
minositted t. Newsom.
PROVISION FOR THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE;_
AND THE PRINCESS MARY.
The Marquis of LANSDOWNE, presoutei, by command
of kw Majesty, this meesinte :—" Her Msjesty ie
dairy" open the demon or km late uncle, that • ann.
warn provision shield he made for the support of his royal
flintiness the Duke of Cambridge, and her royal highness
the l'r.ncees Mary of Cembridgc; and ber Majesty, relyingou
the affection ad attachment which she hoe always experienced
from the limes et Lord., mom-sends to the house to tako
such measures as mat be imitable to the ease." The noble
nary YIN then gavasetiee that tasseerew (this day) he should
sore lb" 1./ MaiMAsetYRRIAGE's altrag• be
BILL. a into consideradmS
The Earl of ST. GERMANS, who has &urge of due
Marriage Bill, intimated hi. wish to fin the second reading
of that measure for this day.
Lord Brougham, the Earl of Ellentoorough, sad Lori
Stanley thotisibt that the bill ought not to be premed on at
this late periid of the 'psalms.
The Earl of ST. GERMANS said that he would cen.ider
before the how met gala as to the proper course to be pur-
sued with rogard to the bill.
MILITIA BALLOT SUSPENSION BILL.
LINEN, &e. MANUFACTURES, (IRELAND) BILL.
TIMM bills paned the sash committee.
COL'. ry COVETS EXTENSION BILL.

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This bill was read a thud tine, after which
Lord BEAUMONT replied a taws providing that nine
of the existing clerks of comity cowls who had given op
freehold offices so accept their present situations should not
he vsenorible.
This was oppoerd by Lor3 Bnorouam, bat carried on a
diriri•,r, in which the cambers were—
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Lord BROUGHAM proposed an amendment, the object
of which was to give aeoscurrent jurisdiction to the superior
courts is actions far sums above 201.
Lard BEAUMONT objected to the amendment, which
would mueslis' ana of the most important features of the
WlllllOO.
The LORD CHANCELLOR supported the amendment,
and recorded it as his opinion that no attnney for the sake of
increased costa would advise his client to resort to a superior
court, as he would run the visit of losing his practice.
The amendment was slumately agreed to, and th. bill
pent&
The Population Bill, the Population (Ireland) Bill, the
Ecclesiastical Jurialimou BID, the LAS Societi•a Bill, and
the lti-glstration of Dteds (Ireland) Bill, passed through
commiure.
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The Borough Courts of RtCOll4 Bill was read a second tine.
Their I rdahips then adjourned at ten 'minutes to light.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAT, JULY 22.
Tks Srmstuts took the dials st 12 o'clock.
PRIVATE BI:SINESS. _

LORDS' MILIINDMANTS CONSIDERSD —Aberdeen Railway;
B)rough of Salford Writes works and Improvement ; Brad-
ford Improvement, Police, and Parchua and Closing of
Bradford C4llll ; Dundalk and Bonitkilen Railway ; Liver •
poo: Corporation Waterworka (a:tension of tills for pur-
chase of land, Is.) ; Manchester Rectory D.vision ; New.
castle-upon-Tyra lisproveaunt, Amendment of Acta, and
New Streets; Rills.
Axaauxaats CONSlDSZlD.—Manchester Bailing Bill—
third seedling cm Wednesday neat.
TIMID BRADIROS Audrsw'i and Q rebec Railroad
Company; Wolverhampton Improvement Act Amendment;
Bill o.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.

MERCANTILE MARINE (Na. 2) BILL.
The house, in committee, got thretqh the nuaining
chutes of the Mereantile Marine Bill by o o'eloak, and then
impended bailors until 6.
The house reword a: flee o'c'.oek.
PUBLIC BI .

On the motion et Lard J. itnsimt.t., it wal area that
orders of the day should haws preeedenee of motens on
Thunders, as sad altar the lit of Linnet.
Mr. DISRAELI said that it was not hi. intention to pro-
ceed Isiah kb NlOtiOa ',sparing ths adminastratian and
cans banes of the Board of Trade.