The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-23 00:00:00

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WOOLGAR

UERBY COAT %ND STR Ar,

In. end .2:4.
I.UMIAT:•: HILL. LONDON.

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FlftST-CLASS CARPETS, DAMASKS, du.,
LuIvPST PRIM.
) atlerns cui forwardeft t.,tk. Country }Yee.
T. VENABLE. & SONn. lA)NDON, E.

FIRST-CLASS SILKS ana FANCY DRESSES.
LOWEST PRirlifi.
Patterns gent to the Country Free.
T. VENABLKB dr SONS, LONDON, E.
—-- - _
FIRST-CLASS DRAPERY, MANTLES, &c.
LOWINT PRI'K4.
Carriage Free.
Established nearly lull a Century.

FIRST CLASS MOURNING.
LOWF.V? rItT7I:4.
Patterns sent to the isountry Free.
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T. VENAISLYA & tiON's, LONDON, E.

FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, BEDDING, &c.
PKICFS.
An illustrated Price List Pont Free.
W. YENARLFA. & SONS, 103. 104, :slid 105, NibitechapaL and
4. 6, and S. Oominercialstreet, London.

JOHN BROODEN'S CLASSIC JEWELRY.

pARIS FIRST-CLASS SILVER DIEDAL,IB67.

JOHN BROGDEN'S 18-carat GOLD CHAINS.

JOHN BROODEN'S BRACELETS.

JOHN BROGDEN'S BROOCHES.

JOHN BROODEN'S GEM and WEDDING
RIMY&

JOHN BROODEN'S NECKLACES.

JOHN BROGDEN'S EARRINGS.

ORIGINAL GOLD CHAIN MANUFACTORY.

NO. 16, HEN RIETTA-STREE I', Covent-
garden.

HENRY BRETT and Co.'s "0. D. V."
PI:RE BRAN DY,I4. per gallon and WI p 4.5., reeorn-
matiJed Yl the medical protowitin. In a ease for th- entuttry 39!..
Inclusive el railway carriage —Hollyarn-bars, and 3 1, Regent-at

WEAK DIGE,TION.

PEPSINE—SILVER MEDAL.—
rahic;
. _ .

Mermen Pepaeue Wm. GMlm, oa. mid . D.,etice. the tx.yealAr
w..ak dip shoo. Illanufactun.llw T. MORSON
&IN. SI, 31. mol IN, S41141'11ASII:/1.N.RoW,
Lowl.ll, Wl' Bottles tram %A I.tones from 225. 61,:tmles
lbelltilea, from L.

AGIFT to the UNINSURED.
7'dt/tn. SHORT to THIRTY COMMON

OW Et: I'IONN.
)y W. liAvN %Pi, author of " Handbook to Medford Refetwes,"&e.
bv”.. reit tree on lb prliCathal tit Mr. K HARRIS, Agent
Couit(y Fire and Provident rl, Straw:, W.('

Cite erprefss.

II A YM ARK ET.
Ynts nwarwa, Tn); L1D11:i 7TEO OR
ADM SCE Menem kothcro. Intekstone, Compton, illppen
ILogerl, Ai Clark; '-‘lcedelnes 14.1-ertacn. lane kturke,Chippen
Plizwillieuu, Laws, &c. —And A 1,0-OPERATIVE: MOVEMLNT.

ROYAL LY4TIINI THE VI*RF.

7a P %NENE T)f)UPE IMPERIAL In their marvellous per-
Romances, ron,l,tiint of lialaiv_ing, Top epinnlng. 'fumbling, the
Bllttern,, a•ed great Ladder —EVVICV I,:rs va at Eight,
Rennin:time M balf.past Ten; and Wedneadays and Saturdays
at balt.past Two. Children under :0 half-price. Y:acet seLur.xl
at the Itnx-offire by Mr. Nugent from Ten till Fire. at Mr.
Mitvhell'a, Ohl 'loud street , and at the principal Liuraries.

STILARD.
Tnlp Eblrm, SISTERLY SERVICE.—THE FIELD'OF THE
OY GOLD. —And MARRIAGE AT ANY PRICE.

BRITANNIA_
TIM ammo, TIM DARK SI OR IPF THE GREAT METRO-
POLIS Mann. Reynolds, Charlton, Bienrood, and Elton; Kra.
Lane. eleadainet Renderxm,Covene7, lidwin,rtc. —With THE CON-
FEDERATE% DAUGHTER. Warn 1111, Cranford, Lad* 6e.

MOB WATIR AT LONDON BRIDOIL
914t4 DAT —Yordng, ^at 3.tu_..Afternoon. 2b. '22a.
7<-11101t110W—Morn1ng, 113. 3b. Um.

•OTIC6B of trItTNS, MARILUGUS, sad DRAM? We received
tall It o'clock for iottoika WOO evening. Price

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LONDON, TURDA Y, MAY

LAST N -oars bEB.ITE.

TR! circumstances under which Mr. GLADSTONE
osoved tke second reading of his bill for tem-
porarily suspending the creation of new vested
interests in the Established Church of Ireland,
deprived the debate last night of much of the
Interest to which it was calculated tc give rise.
La nature is said to abhor a VACUUM. the good
Sense of the House of Commons disliSes discus-
sions which have neither the substance
of real business behind nor the expectation
of party recriminations before them. The business
in hand was rather the preface to legislation than
legislation itself, and the tone in which it was in-
troduced gave no handle for angry criticism or per-
sonal retort. With what object or view the go-
vernment opposed the second reading at all it is
difficult to imagine. They might, without any loss
of the little prestige which remains with them as a
Government, have aceepted Mr. GLAUsTONE'S mo-
tion. Socha course would have been in harmony with
their acquiescence, under protest, in his second
and third resolutions, after their signal defeat on
the first ; and it could not lessen the estimation in
which they are regarded by the country. Last
night's debate was, therefore, a pure waste of time
—a consideration of some importance in the pre-
sent position of parties, and in the present state
of public business. Resignation to the policy of their
opponents is so much part of their temper, that it