The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-08 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

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LAWDVD Paortarr.—Mr. LOCKE VINO, ea that day
fortnight, to uses a resolution that, in swestqueneo of the
removal of protvetios, sad the Innate whisk km resulted
to all classes from the adoptia of free tirade, it is expedient
to adopt mitamms to pat as and to the restrictions en the
conveyance of landed peeperty, and to distribute it, I. oases
of intearaey, according to the regulatioas which apply to
personal property.
08T111/ MID AFFIRMATIONII.—Mr. P. WOOD, to moss,
on an early day, for the appointment of a committee to
much the parsers belonging to the hones, and to report upon
such acts 01 Par:lamest as relate is the rights of Jews to
take their seats by net being sworn, and also to report upon
the circumstances under which Mr. Joseph Pease (a quaker)
made affirmation' an talc* his seat, and in what manner
Jews and others are permitted to make oaths sad affirma-
tions in courts of jambe.
Saaawax.—Mr. HUME, on that day fortnight, to call
the agitation of the hoses to the proceedings of our troops
in relation to the affairs of Sarawak; and, in the meantime
the hon. =scoter laid he had to complain that certain papers
be had moved for on tbir satires had not been printed. He
knew sot what remedy he had, but he feared ha should be
obliged to submit some plan for having the mien of the
boom carried into sleet.

POSTPONED NOTICES OF MOTION.
TAI OW KNOWIRDO/L—Mr. M. GIBSON postponed
his used= relative to tun en knowledge to that day fest-
t.
ADVIRTIMENNT Doty.—Mr. EWART also postponed
his notion en the newspaper advertissaaat duty to the
sane day.
DCCRIRS OW CORNWALL AND LANCASTSJIL—Mr. TEE-
LAWNY pow:sowed his motion relative to the Dasky of
Contest! antil that day fortnight.

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Tam LORD I.IIII7IIII3IANCT 01 I/ILAXD.—Mf. REY-
NOLDS, to-starror, to atk the noble lord at the head
of the governs's% wheilast ft was tha Mantra of her Ma-
jimmy's 'enamors is the presort mosiau to intraday' or sup-
port say measure for the abolition of the Lord-Ligatoassey
of Inland.

DUTIES ON AORICULTURE AND MANUFAC.
TURKS.
Mr. HUME discharged sa order for a ?stars ol duty oa
all articles of agriesluire sad asaasteetares, usderstaadiag
that it mild sot:be node up within a ms•oasbla time to •
meat date. He mooed for • rerun et the duty oa those
articles to the 6th ethanol,.
Agreed to.
EXPLANATION.
Mr. W. P. CAMPBELL compleiaed that t►s ta•mbsr
far Middlesex (Mr. Sere al Osten') had es Monday let
talarepesNoted hie expreesiose relative to ths proposed ea-
brashisensat it H•mmersmithe Chaim, sad Fulham,
Rirsa is th• scares of • debate spas W modes it Mr.
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16. B. 0$ BORNE excited gash seaseement be the booms
by aceepting this complaint ae a at and appropriate apology
to the iahabitants of the 'metropolitan rebarbs in question.

LIQST•HOUSE DUES.

In answer to FOINTII,
11,. LABOUCELIBE mid ft WM quite tree that at the
doss of the lmt ..wire, whim ho mensal to the lams
that the Trinity-home were plowed, es the resseeseisdu
ties of the Board of Tender le mho s peat seinedee is the
light dam, he mated that OW weal& set Mee him foss
brining forward a gtharatemintam with repel to the light
due, bat he certainly did dot /Mdse himself to Wei in a
imams in the present ssmiem, And he mod my Net,
lade' alresdy brought la several hi with slepset to
aterehast shipping, be Mould he wins improperly, lit be
saw what was dons with those mseserek if he bevmdd is
another.

IRISH POOR-LAW UNIONS.
H. HERBKRT said be saw by the Irish poor-law
eecessiseieasee report it was the Intention to create a ans.
elitMe.ntdwee Is Ireland. He wished to ask the debt
the Secretary of State. If that was the law-
sistif is the sooty that he represented there had been
ear monism **premiss
new of **aim wind wlestaa.loa
a %slam

Air O. OM Bald he orehl act give os7 portieubwe, but
the Imbed ghost to the poor-law co the power
ciasellog sew Won.
OFFICIAL SALARIES.
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Is reply to Colonel Bnrrsonr,
Lard J. RUSSELL stated that Lord Caspbell, in sae.
median pa the ChM Justesehly at the Qum% leash,
*raid be la the resolve et the radioed slaty of 8.0001. per
easy., being the sass which Lord Duman had enleyed
sine the death of Lor(Tenterdea. It was also Weeded to
reduce the 'noose of the Cale Jostles el the Cossets Pleas
to 7,000‘ These Moslem mAeld require ratification by
Patiimarat,aad,ke les sodas, fez Monday nut, eta bill to
relpelas the Misled salaries of them high.legal insatiate:is.
Thrasabssasas query, Lord lobes IM..L replied that Lord
Campbell ►ad seised to be a amber et Us .Mast.

ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.
LEN NUGENT asked Sir Do Lacy Evens whether he
WOW he uoileseteod es Witc blew la say event, to
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asp lbw the Emir ramie, 1110 seeeert whieis he
peoposeel co' Tawas,' me*/ leckicrpoef/a. ea eateweloo
tithe elective freaakise. _
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ik, bet, if trees say softworeet deitiorleies b• was pm
vestal, the wattle lord we et Mbesti N Wag formed the
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