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London, England, 1850-03-29 00:00:00

DAY.

EDUCATION BILL.—OD question of the second read-
ing of this bill, Mr. Stafford, to move, that day six
mouths.

LIFE POLICIES OF ASSURANCE (No. 2) BILL.—Mr.
Nfuflings, in committee on this bill, to more amend-
ments.

TRURSDAT, APRIL 18.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

COMMITTEES. - Larceny Summary Jurisdiction ;
Tenants at Rack• Rent Relief; Marriages; Factories;

NOTICES OF MOTIONS ON ORDERS OF THE

DAY.

LARCENY SUMMARY, JURISDICTION BILL.—OR ques-
tion of going into committee on this bill, Mr. Law, to
move an instruction; and Mr. M'Cullagb. to move that
the bill be committed that day six months.--IN COM-
NITTRE.—If previous amendment lost, Mr. Paeke, to
more amendments.

ItiIAAEIAGES CONNITTEZ.-Mr. Secretary-
at•War and Mr. Oswald, to move, that Scotland, and
Colonel Chatterton, that Ireland, be exempted from the
operation of the bill; Mr. Roundel! Palmer, to more
amendments.

FRIDAY. Arnn. 19.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

SECOND READlNG,.—Mereantile Marine ; Mei°bent
Seaman's Fund ; Merchant Shipping ;Bills.
NOTICES OF MOTION ON PREVIOUS ORDERS'
MERCANTILE MARINE BILL.—On a vestion of se-
cond reading, Mr. Motliitt, to more that day six months.
If bill be read a second timo, Lord J. Manners, to move
that it be referred to a select committee.
MONDAY, APRIL 22.
ORDERS' OF THE DAY.
SECOND READING.—Woods and Forests Bill.
TUESDAY. APRIL 23.

THE UNIYERSITIES.—Mr. lleywood, motion for an
inquiry into the present state of the Universities and
Colleges of Oxford, Cambridge, and Dublin, with a
view to the improvement of those ancient institutions,
in accordance with the requirements of modern times.
PUNISHMENT OF DEATIL—Mr. Ewart, bill to abolish
the punishment of death.
DIPLOMATIC, &c., SERVICES.—Mr. Disraeli, to call
the attention of the house to the diplomatic and consular
services, with a view to, their more economical and effi
cient performance.
PLEADING AND PRACTICE.--MF;COCkbUFR, select com-
mittee to inquire into the state ci• the law as regards
pleading and practice in civil actions in the superior
courts of England and Wales, and to report whether any
and what amendments may he made therein.
FOREIGN WHEAT..—"Mr. Grantley Berkeley, to move
a resolution, in a committee tf the whole house, relative
to the imposition of sa. duty on foreign wheat imported
into this country.
SLATE-GROWN SUGAR.—
Mr. Grantley Berkeley, to
move a resolution, in a committee of the whole house,
(f
re-
specting)slave labour.
the exclusion from our markets of the produce

ADVERTISEMENT DDTT.—Mr. Ewart, repeal of ad-
vertisement duty.
PROBATES, &C. (IRELAND).—Mr. Keogh, return of
the number of probates and letters of administration
granted in the Prerogative Court, Dublin, and in each
bishop's or diocesan court in Ireland, for the last three
years, specifying the number granted in each year, and
the probate duty paid on each; and, bill for the im-
provement of the law regulating :the administration of
the personalty of deceased portions in Ireland.
ORDERS OF THE DAY,
SECOND READlNG.—Tenerneata Recovery (Ireland)
Bill.

r. Anderson in the committee
,Mthat the remission be extended
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE ON WOOD USED
albNovSellnlaPm-BetTdlLtDol.NraGo.;
to all wood used in the construction of' boats for the
coast fisheries.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24.
ORDERS OF TUE DAY.
SECOND READINGS.—Juvenile Offenders; Highway
(District Surveyors); Vestries lind Vestry Clerks; Bills.
COMMITTEE.--At antstion Bill (amendments to be
considered).

—TiMewr.toHaendlPuye, reduction.
WARLIKE TUESDAY, APRIL 30.
INDEPENDENT NOTICES OF
glifenOorTallOrNevSi.
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of PoluinsLalracriSeAs
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tIhE Sa.
WARLIKE ESTABLISHPIENTS.—Mr. Cobden, to move
that an humble' eddres6 be presented to the Queen,
praying that her Majesty will• direct the Secretary of
State fir Foreign Affairs to enter into negotiations with
the Government of France and other foreign Govern-
ments, inviting them to concur in a mutual reduction of
warlike armaments.
PRINCES OF INDIA.—Sir E. Colebrook; select com-
mittee to inquire into the rights of succession of the al-
lied and dependent princes of India.
PAUPER SCHOOLS.—Mr, Moore, copies of regulations
under which district schools for pauper children, under
7 and 8 Vic., c. 101, are conducted.
POOR RELIEF (IRELAND).--Sir D. Norrep, bill to
provide for the more equitable distribution of the charge
fur the relief of the poor in unions in Ireland.
MAILS, KINGSTOWN AND HoLYREAD.—Sir H. Bulke-
ley, select committee to investigate -and report to the
house upon all matters connected with the contract for
the conveyance of the mails between Kingstown and
Holyhead. To report also how far the engagements
entered into by the Admiralty with the City of Dublin
Steam Packet Company tend to develop or otherwise
the full advantages of the direct and continuous lice of
communication between London and Dublin, which the
Cheater and Holyhead Railway Company are, under
the provisions of their Act of Parliament now labour-
ing to effect.

WEDNESDAY. Mir I.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
SECOND READINGS.—LandIord and Tenant; Railway
'Traffic; Bills.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Col. Sibthorp, to move as an amendment that the first
named Bill be read a second time that day six months.
THURSDAY, MAY 2.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
Adjourned deba'e on motion tar leave to bring in a
Bill to repeal the stamp duty on attornies' certificates.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8.
ORDER OF THE DAY.

SECOND READINGS.—R;III Property Transfer Bill.
KOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR WHICH NO PAR-
TICULAR DAY HAS BEEN FIXED.

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THE POST•OFFICE.—Lord Ashley, address to the
''Orown on the subject of employment in the Post-offices
of the United Kingdom on the Sabbath Day.
THE LAND TAX.—Mr. Wodehouse, to call the atten-
dot. I of the House to the inequalities of the present bys-
hem oh land tax quotas in the several counties and dis-
tricts throughout England, Wales, and Scotland.
MALL PACKET STATION.—Mr. Henry Herbert to call
the atte,
ntion of the house to the importance of estab-

liehing a mail packet station on the South or West Coast
of Ireland.

CATHEDRALS AND CHURCHES.—Mir. Ewell, address
to her Majesty, as the head of the national church, pray-
ing that her Majesty will be graciously pleased to take
into consideration the expediency of causing our cathe-
drals and churches to be generally open (so far as is
practicable) throughout the day, with a view to en.
courage the practice of private devotion therein, es•
pecially for the benefit of the poorer classes of the
community.
RAMSGATE HAREM:TR.—Mr. Mackinnon, select com-
mittee to investigate the revenue, condition, and expen-
diture of the harbour of Ramsgate.
SALE OF A PICTURE.—Mr. Charterig, to call the at-
tention of the First Lord of the Treasury to the recent
sale by public auction at Messm Christie's of a picture
which is confidently believed by many persons to bo the
work of Hair/Ale.

JOURNEYMEN BAKERS.—Lord R. Grosvenor, bill to
improve the sanitary condition of the journeymen
bakers.

THE LEGAL QUAYS —Sir W. Molesworth, select come
mittee to inquire into the regulations of the board of
cus•oms that torbid the landing and warehousing certain
articles of foreign produce free of duty, and many others
paying very low duties on the Southwark side of the
Themes, and permit similar articles to be landed and
warehoused at certain wharves, called legal quays, on
the north side of the river.

EDUCATION (IRELAND.)—Mr. G. A. Hamilton, ad-
dress t htr Majtsty on the subject of scriptural edu-
cation in Ireland; ■nd to call the attention of the Home
to the position in which the clergy and laity of the Er•
tablished Church are placed who object, on conscientious
grounds, to the rules and principles of the national sys-
tem of education in that country.
CARRICK-ON-SHANNON UNIoN.—Mr. G. A. Hamil•

ton, to present a petition from the guardians of the
Carrick-on-Shannon Union, complaining of gross mis-
mana;ement and abuse■ by the late rice-guardiaus and
other officials.

MADRAS RAlLWAY.—Viscount Jocelyn, copies of say
correspondence which may have taken place between
the Court of Directors and the Madras Government, in
reference to the proposed Madras Railway.
MINISTERS' MONEY (IRELAND).—Mr. Fagan to move
the following resolution:—" That the tax called ' Minis-
ters' Money,' levied in eight corporate towns in Ireland,
is partial and oppressive; is injurious to the best inte-
rests of religion; and alike odious to the Protestant
clergy, who receive it, as to the Roman Catholic reople,
who pay it; and, inasmuch as a self o: committee of
this house recommended that it should be abolished,
and that the Protestant minister in these corporate
towns should receive equivalent incomes out of the reve-
nues of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, this house is
of opinion, that steps should be taken to give effect to
such reaosnmendation."
COMMERCIAL INFORMATION.—Mr. Newdegate, to call
the attention of the house to the inconvenienca and
danger, arising from the tardy production, insufficiency,
and defective nature of the commercial information sup-
plied to Parliament.
QUALIFICATION Oh MEMBERS.—Mr. Osborne, to
move the abolition of the property qualification for
Members of Parliament in England, Wales, and
Ireland.
EILRUSII, &C., UNIONS.—Mr. P. Screpe, select cora-
mittee, to inquire into the recent administration of the
poor-law in the Kilrush, Scariff, Ennistymon, and Clif-
den Unions.
EVICTIONS, &C. (IRELAND).—Mr. P. SCrOpe, bill to
check systematic house-levelling and depopulation in
Ireland.
METROPOLITAN SUPPLY OF WATER.—Lord R. Gros-
venor, to ask the Secretary of State for the Homo De-
partment, whether it is probable that measures will
be introduced this year to remedy the present defective
water supply to the poorer classes of the metropolis.
MALLOW UNION.—Sir D.Norreys, to present a peti-

tion from the board of guardians of the Mallow Union,
complaining of evidence given berore a committee of the
house by a member of the Board of Health in Ireland,
and praying for inquiry.
FEVER HOSPITALS (IRELAND).—Sir D. Norreys, to
move for papers relating to the erection of a fever hos
pital at Buttevant by the Relief Commissioners or B ,ard
of Health; and copies of all correspondence during the
last twelve months between boards of guardians and the
Poor law Commissioners, or Board of Health, complain-
ing of the continuance of temporary fever hospitals by
the Board of Health.

FEES IN COURTS OF LAW ♦ND EQUITY.—Mr. Bon-
aerie, to ask her Majesty's Government whether it is
their intention to take any steps, by introducing a bill
into Parliament, or otherwise, to carry into effect the re-
commendations of the select committee upon fees of last
year, suggest;ng important improvements of the present
practice in the Court of Chancery on this subject.
FIRE INSURANCES.—CoI. Sibthorp, reduction of duty
on fire insurances.

NATIONAL LAND COMPANY.—Mr. F. O'Connor, bill
to wind up the affairs of this company.
TITHES.—Mr. Wyld, bill to regulate the tithe rent
charge by the annual average price of corn.
SEAMEN'S GROG.—Sir George Pechell, copy of the
report and proceedings of the committee appointed by
the Board of Admiralty to inquire into the effects of
the present issue of spirits to the crews of her Majesty's
shipr.
POOR-LAW (IRELAND).—Mr. P. Scrope, select com-
mittee to inquire into the recent administration of the
poor-law in several of the distressed unions of the a •st
and south of Ireland.

CRIME IN SCOTLAND.—Mr. Cowan, to move for ♦s-
rious returns in reference to this subject,
SALE OF POISONB.—Mr. Stanford, selt,ct committee
to inquire if any restriction (aid if any, what res:ric
Lions) should be imposed by Parliament on the sale of
poisons. _ _

SUGAR.—Sir Edward Buxton, that it is unjust and im
politic t ) expose the free-grown sugar of the British
colonies and possessions abroad to a competition with
the sugar of foreign slave-holding and slave-trading
countries.

PARLIAMENTARY VOTERS, &C. (IRELAND) BILL.—On
bringing up the report on this bill, Mr. M. Powor,
Viscout Castlereagh, Mr. Reynolds, and Mr. Aistoy to
move amendment-.

YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK RAILWAY BILLS,

—On bringing up the reports on que►tion of the third
reading of these bills, Mr. Barnard to move that they be
respectively postponed for one month.
THE ROYAL ACADEMY GRANT.—Mr. Ewart, in
committee of supply on miscellaneous estimates, to op-
pose this grant.

HOUSE OF COMMONS PRIVATE BUSINESS
LIST OF PETITIONS FOR PRIVATE BILLS,

AND PROCEEDING THEREUPON. SESS. 1850.
A Parliamentary document jiat issued gives the fo!.
towing account of Bills before the House of Commons,
Ind indicates the stage at which each Bill now stands:—
Aberdeen Railway, read 2d time Feb. 11.

Architects, Civil kugineers, Builders, and General lire
and Life Insurance Annuity, and Reversionary In-
terest Company (incorporation of the company under
a different name), read 3d time March 18.
Athy, Castlecomer, and Kilkenny Road, .read 2d time
March 18.
Belfast Improvement, read 2d time, Feb 19.
Bilston, Improvement, Market, Waterworks, and Ceme-
tery, read 2d time Feb. 19.
Birkenhead Dock Trustees, read 2d time Feb. 12.
Birkenhead Improvement, read 3d time March 14.
Birmingham and Perahore Road, read Ist time Feb. 7.
Bolton Improvement, read 2d time Feb. 22.
Borough of Salford Waterworks and Improvement, read
2d time Feb. 22.
Bradford Improvement, Police, and Purchase and Closing
of Bradford Canal, read 2d time Feb. 18.
Bridge across the River Clyde, opposite to South Port-
land-street, Laurieston, Glasgow, read 2d time Feb. 25.
Brighton Improvement, Purchase of Royal Pavilion and
Grounds, and Amendment of Existing Act, read 2d
time Feb. 14.
Bristol Waterworks Act Amendment, read 3d time
March 15.
British Electric Telegraph Company, read 2d time Feb. 22.
Buckingbamshire Railways, read 3d time March 18.
Cairnwell, Braemar, and Strath Dee Turnpike Roads,
withdrawn.
Caledonian Railway (repeal of lease of Glasgow, Barr-
head, and Neilaton Direct and Glasgow Southesa
Terminal Railways), petition presented Feb. 7.
Caledonian and Edinburgh and Glasgow Railways
Amalgamation, 2d reading put off for six months.
Caledonian and Glasgow, Paisley and Greenock Rail-
ways, Caledonian and Wi.haw and Coltneas Railways
petition presented Feb. 7.
Caledonian and Wishaw and Coltness Railways, read 2d
time Feb. 18.
Cambridge Regulation and Improvements, Markets and
Fairs, read 2 i time Feb. 11.
Cambridge and Shepreth Junction Railway, and Branch
to join the Eastern Counties Railway, 2d reading put
cff for six months.
Cardiff Waterworks, read 2d time Feb. 25.

Carlisle Gas Light and Cuke Company, read 2d time
Feb. 11.
Chester and Holyhead Railway, resd 2.1 time Feb. 22.
Childwall Waterworks, read 2d time Feb. 21.
Chipp"nhatn Waterworks, withdrawn.

CletiZtal, Medical, and General Life Assurance Society
read 2d time Feb. 11.

Clerkenwell Improvement. Amendment of Acts, and
transfer of powers, read Ist time Feb. 12.
Colonisation Assurance Company, read 2d time Feb. 22.
Copper Miners Company (England) read 2d time
Feb. 27.

Cork Docks and Harbour Improvement, read 2d time
Feb. 22.

Coventry and Wolvey Turnpike Road, read tat time
Feb. 1 t.

Cromford and Newhaven Turnpike Road, read 2d title
Feb. 11.

Croydon and Reigate Turnpike Road, read 13t time
Feb 8.

Direct London ar.d Portsmouth Italia ay (abandonn;ent
of the railway and dissolution of the company), read
Ist tirne Feb 11.
I)undrum, and Rathfurnham Railway (extension
or revival of powers for the purchase of lands .and corn-
pi-don of works, amendment or repeal of Act.), read
2d time Feb. 25.

Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway, read 2d time
Feb. 13.

Dublin and Drogheda Railway, read 2d time Feb. 11.
Dumfries and Maxwelltown Waterworks, rr ad 2d time
Feb. 19.
Dundalk and Enniskillen Rsilway, read 2d time

March 1.
Dunde• and B-rth and Aberdeen Railway Junction,

read 2d time Feb. 15.
Dundee and Perth and Aberdeen Railway Junction,
Dundee and Arbroath, and Dundee and New•ty'e
R dlways, read Ist time March 15.
East and West India Docks, and Birmingham Junction
Railway, read 2d time Feb. 19.
Eastern Union Railway, read second time Feb. 25.