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London, England, 1841-02-13 00:00:00

as no sub stantive vote had been taken, and therefore tbeydre:
not go ie. to a Committee of Ways and Means till that,b,e,:ol
The C HANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER "i"'"Ttbel
no means of taking any thing but a nominal vote out' se•
went intc the Estimates. The vote was generally taken on
count of ;the Estimates, but if the House thought there2tee.s,„
thing nee' institutional in the Proceeding, he would aPPt,',
other the House might suggest. It might be placed in thew'
category as John Dee and Richard Roc.—(Laughter• ) Right
Sir R. PEEL thought the explanation given by the m
Hon.
de adman was so very unsatisfactory, that he thel,
it wou be advisable to postpone it for a few nights if there
was no iublic inconvenience resulting front it.
votiel,r.sol it
Eh
alltß
someIES
n guisuggestedriesm
ight. be proprietyad o mo,
the s
fpostpOubinecti Pg. the
.b.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER had D"
jectio- a to do so.
RAILWAYS.
Mr. L AI3OUCHERE moved the second reading of the RpN
w ays Bill.
Mr. HAWES hoped some postponement would take Pct
in order that tl e parties interested should have time to
sider its provisions.
the trtbel
preppieLA 100
fU
the Bill,
and
dhatdhenroe
c;wbaiseetnioon tepctrinle
the au •xt stage, the Committee, for a fortnight, in order
its Col. a
neeils might be considered. h bsd
el SIBTHORP also wished for some delay,
several' amendments to propose in the Committee.lle
great ,objection to all gambling speculations of the kind. to
Mr. LAI3OUCHERE said he would not ask the Re°
go into Committee on the Bill until next Friday week. f the
Sir R . PEEL would not oppose the second reading
Bill. I ravelling by railway was not attended with so ettb
danger a. 4 some seemed to think. By the railroads
and
which he was concerned—the London and Birmingboth,
the Grand Junction—an enormous quantity of traffic wen;
ried on, anti 3Jet but few accidents occurred on these iwthe
Look to the thousands of passengers who passed betweeneerr
extreme ponds of these lines, and how few the accidents,
not
paratively spoaking. After all. railway travellintereereeels.
secure, as it cmtainly vas the most rapid mode. He tuual.l ttM
ject to the second reading of the Bill, and lie thought 'l.'l do
great seeur.ty of the public would be in the sense wit" that
Companies weeld have of its being their interest to dee' er
security. He hoped the Right Hon. Gentleman would be
abled o carry his reamlations. or to
Mr. t
LABOUCHIRE said that he would endeeT,°
carry his Bill by the support of the Railway Companies'
rectors. In illustration of that he might say that with r; ;;de
to the powers of prosecution given to the Board 0f..0r,
under the circumstances mentioned in the Bill of Jasi 'ors
there had been no occasion at any time to bring those.
into operation. In every instance which called fursdo
strance with the Companies, the Directors complied e':l„tie
remonstrances, and it had not been necessary in a s'""
stance to have recourse to those powers. caller (if
Colonel SIBTHORP would suggest to the Cbanel sdept-
the Exchequer an increase of duty on railways, and ° este
ing some means of protection for an oppressed and unfortu
class of persons, the post-masters.
The Bill was then ordered to be read a second thee'
committed on next Friday week.
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (ENGLANJJ)I„6IIIII.I'
,1110
csoenLe
dr readingoerta
ryf
Lord MORPETH,orotfhethe in the absence of the Noble
Colonies, moved the postponemen
81l for the Registration of Votterek ant
those"
land) to Friday next. DILL'
REGISTRATION OF VOTERS (IRELAND) +OOO4
Lord MORPETH announced his intention of rsli Ole
the second reading of the Registration of Voters Oreille.
from Friday next (the day fixed) to the Monday folleVilithe
The Court of Exchequer ( Ireland) Bill, and tee
Compositions (Ireland) Bill went through Committee'. %Os
Mr. E. J. STANLEY moved for leave to bring fit; We°
constitute extra-parochial parts of the forest of 9,,t44",iattf
to
district for the relief of the poor ; end to enable her +",,,.-7,Latee•
endow a Church at Cinderford, in the said district.--..%-)0,
Mr. FOX MAULE broight in the County Co.r: 004.,
which was read a first time, and ordered to be reel, obiee
time on next Friday week. Also the Bankruptcy D,s'• see
was read a first time, and ordered to be read a secoau "-
,the same day.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed 04 jest
Ire adjourned at a Quarter past Twelve o'Clock to
nem.t•