The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-20 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 20, 1861.

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The Marquis of NORMANBY said the noble earl need
be under no prehension that he did not mean to bring the
subject forward, because it was important that it should be
known whether a person who was supposed to entertain
strong opinions should be prevented from fulfilling a duty
for which he was in every respect particularly qualified. He
could not however fix a day at present.
the &riot ELLENBOROUGH said if there was tobeany
discusaion of this rub** it would be a great coevenience to
himself, and perhaps to other noble lords, if the noble earl
would produce some paper or document or if some paper
was laid on the table, informing them what the Protestant
Alliance was. (Laughter.) He never heard of it till he
heard of this case. (Laughter.) The noble earl repre-
sented that great alliance in that house, which bad kindly
undertaken for them the protection of the protestant re.
ligion. (Laughter.) The protestant religion was no doubt
greatly indebted to them for their good intentions. But
whether or not that was a matter of particular advantage,
he was desirous of knowing what they were—what their
objects were—who constituted them, and what they
were to_exped from them. 'Laughter.)
The Earl of DONOUGHMORL hoped that the noble
earl (Shaftesbury) would be prepared, when the motion of
the noble marquis was brought forward, to state distinctly
to the house the grounds of the Protestant Alliance for
making the charge that had been referred to against this
unfortunate man. If there was no imputation on his cha-
racter, what was it all about! (Hear, bear.) Was a man
who bad been declared by high authority eminently suited
for his employ to be driven from that employ because be
was a consuitent Roman catholic! If that was the ground
on which the noble earl and the alliance over which he
presided made their charge against Mr. Turnbull, all he
was, that he disavowed any participation in the
et mode of action of each a society.
The of NORMANBY rid be would consult
with the noble earl (Granville) as to a day on which the
government business would not be likely to occupy much
Earl GRANVILLE said be was not !mated to name any
smelt day at that moment. (Laughter.)
Ultimately the motion of the Marquis of Normanby was
fixed for Tuesday next.
Their lordship adjourned at a few minutes after eight
o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuesDAV, FEB. 19.
The SMALLS took the chair at 4 o'clock.
NEW MEMBER
Mr. Banns took the oaths sad his seat for Bottom.
PRIVATE BUSINESS. _ _

Their .omng bills were llilliasecoodtiabe and ordered
to be considered :—Coleford, Monmouth, Usk, and Ponty-
pool Railway ; Dewsbury, Batley, Cameral, aid &uncivil
Mhva7 ; ElLsnd Oss, Easter and Ermouth Railway,
Wankel, sod Peebles Railway, Rawiek Police and Im-
provement, Kinptown Improvement, Middleton Improve-
meat, Oldham, Asbton-unLyse, Re., Junction Railway;
Tongs Improvement, Universal Private Telegraph Company,
and Wexford Harbour COSIIMIWOINTS, Bills.