The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-18 00:00:00

To-morrow Kr. ]reliant beings forward a bill
M shelf& the saaaity tax or sahislusi awasy,l* the
pariah of Glaceiraft within Fitzhugh, sad to make po-
etise is mord to the Mimed a/ the Wahine to the
perish sad shy.
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Mr. Otway, on Thnredsy, will ask the Secretary
of State for War whether Sir Mary Starks has been ap-
pointed to an Sloe under the Bestiary of State for War ;
and, if so, whether he will date the nature of that oaks
and the salary atirsbed to it.

On Friday Mr. Darby Griffith proposes to ask
the Secretary of Slate for Foreign Affairs whether any
advance bee been made by the Spanish government
towards the settlement of the keg standing claims of the
owners of the Queen Victoria; and, if not, whether he
sees any prospect of Justin Ming dose in that respect
without stronger pressure being put on the Spanish govern-
meat in regard to it than has hitherto been employed.
On Friday Mr. Otwsy will ask the Secretary of
State for Foreign Afthin whether any communication has
been made on the part of her Majesty's government to the
Viesroy al Egypt relating to the Invades of Abyssinia by
the troops of his highness ; sad, whether he will lay upon
the table of the hone copies of any communications which
have pared cm this subject between her Majesty's govern-
ment and oar onsul-general in Egypt.
On the motion for going into committee on the
Public Schools Sill, Mr. Neese intends to move that the
measure be referred to a select committee ; and in com-
mittee, when that stage is reached, Viscount En-
field proposes to add after clause 5 the following:—
" The governing body of Harrow School shall, before the
first day of Jemmy, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy, or such further time se may be determined by
her Majesty ia council as hereinafter mentioned, make a
statute or statutes, in the manner in which statutes are
herein required to be made, under the provisions of which
the inhabitants of Harrow shall be enabled to have their
boys (over and above any boys they may have enjoying the
benefits of the foundation under any scheme or regulations
for the time being in force) educated at Harrow
School while resident in their own houses on pay-
ment of such a reasonable sum for tuition, and
subject to such reasonable regulations as the governing
body shall in that behalf determine, and no alteration of
any each statute, nor anything done in pursuance of the
powers conferred by this act, shall operate to deprive the
inhabitants of Harrow of such privilege." Colonel Sykes
intends to move the following clause :—" That instruc-
tion in one or more branches of physical science be given
in each public school"

On the 3rd proximo Mr. Wyld brings in a bill
to eirtablish county financial boar& for the enslaving of
county rates and for the administration of county ripen.
(More in England end Wales.

The government measure to amend the represen-
tation of the people in Ireland stands fixed for the Bth of
next month. _

THE PUBLIC INCOME AND EXPENDITURE.

This morning was issued with the parliamentary
papers an account of the pose public income and expendi.
tyre of the United Kingdom for the year ended
the 31st December, 1967, sad of the balances in the
Exchequer at the close of the year. The total
revenue was 68,663,6151. 4e. 11d. The 41108811 of
total expenditure over income was 1,265,5401. 12a.,
making together, 69,929,0551.165. 11d. The total ordinary
expenditure was 69,499,0661. 16e. 11d. The expenses of
fortifications provided for by money raised per the 28th
and 29th Vic.. c. 61, amounted to 430,0001. The balances
in the Exchequer at the oommeneement of the year
amounted to 6,361,9371. 31. 3d. ; at the close of the year
they were 4,363,0301. Bs. 10d.

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