The Sun.
London, England, 1855-03-30 00:00:00

HOUSE OF LORDS—(YESTEII DAY.)
The Lon]) CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack

50 five o'clock.

• • p.-or

%'he Bishop of LONDON presented r
serf !rat places, praying for the closing of
on...the Lord's-day.
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presen
witt I a similar prayer.
WO OLWICR CONSUMERS' EROTEC
BILL.
T. his bill was read a second time.
PUDSEY GAS BILL.
his bill vas read a second time.
Jrd BROUGHAM gave notice that he
earl] • day after the recess, present a petition
does in connection with the sugar trade of Cc
Rica . The noble and learned lord hoped t
whic 5 he proposed should intervene beforetlu
of t.. 1 at petition would render it unnecessal
expel •ss the strong feelings which be ente
respe et to Cuba. The noble lord also sai
after, the recess, present a petition from Syc
for 0 le preparation of the constitution for tl
col, s lies.

,titions from
Jublic-houses

ted petitions

!TUVE GAS

would, on an
from Barba-
iba and Porto
hat the delay
presentation
•y for him to
rtained with
d he should,
iney, praying
:e Australian

Z le Marquis of CLANRICARDE pres
tion.. from a place in the west of Ireland in
poo r rates.
Dr TRA.IVIURAL BURIALS (IRELAI
Es al GRANVILLE moved the second re

anted a peti-
reference to

ID) BILL.
Ailing of this

TI ,e Bishop of EXETER objected to the
purport of which was to enable the Lord•l
clo if 3 all burial grounds in the cities
wit cl ,out at the same time providing a r
mo

measure, the
ieutenant to
and towns,
3tnedy. He
,hat day six

v ed that the bill be read asecond time 1
#l3 VIP.

rbe Bishop of LONDON called the attention of the I
G)1 ernment to the indecent scenes recent Y occurring
in tie bnrial of the dead in the graveyarla in the me-
tr aolis, particularly those situated in the e ast of Lon-
dc or e. He thought it was the duty of Gov. 3rnment to
pa ,c) vide for the more, decent burial of the des 1.
Earl GRANVILLE explained the vta .ovisione of
of the bill, and the circumstances of Irelam i I n respect tr
; subject, which he said rendered such a measure
th ,e present absolutely necessary.
2 rJord MONTEAG LE thought the mean ,plete,
ar said that he thought the subject could; be bet' ,cer con
-
Si‘ le red at a more advanced period of the s ess ,n.
Ihe Earl of wicKLqw suggested. th at the second
re. ‘C ,ing should be taken now, and that the committee
on it be postponed till after Easter. (Hear, b ear.) He
th; n •ght this course would meet the object °Pt he learned
pe el ate.
E trl GRANVILLE said he bad no objee
CO ar se proposed by the noble earl behind him.
A fter a few words from the Bishop or Low
trl GREY, in reference to the observatac
Bill) op of London, suggested that a select
shou Id be appointed to inquire into the alms*
saidl- to exist in respect to the burial of the
net gl ibourhood of the metropolis, and to
palli as that were to blame.

tion to the

)ON,

ns of the
eommittse
s that were
ead in the
report the

Kio rd REDESDA.LE thought that the sul
y legislation.

!ject would

Bishop of EXETER then withdrew

his amend•

mon t.
to bill was then read a second time.
MILITIA (IRELAND) BILL.
"Lt .rd PANMURE moved the third read

ing of this

TI to Earl of WICKLOW objected to the Is
the ground that it placed the militia of Irelaz
fer en t footing to that of England.
Lord PANANIURE said that the objecti(
no We earl should have the consideration of hof
Gov ernment.

ieasure, on
id on a dif-

+ns of the
Majesty's

The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH then
scrim 3 length into the subject of recruiting for
to the detriment of the regular army. The,
also took the opportunity of addressing sonat
tion. 3 to their lordships relative to the commi
part went of the army in the Crimea. The wh
head s of that department, said the noble earl,
ham i,and the subordinate officers were soldier]
reve rte was 'le proper plan to adopt, the wb
superior officers to the commissariat departmei
be selected from the army, and the inferior on
be fined by civilians.

Interad at
the militia
noble earl
) observe,-
ssariat de-
ole of the
were eivi-
now the
ale of the
at should
.es should

Lord IiA.NMURE having replied to the
tions of the noble lord with respect to the mtliti
regular army, said that he thought that the be
pursue with respect to providing for the suppi
and animals was to make the commissariat LI
for everything that was required.
The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH said t)
noble baron left the commissariat hi the hal
was, the animals would be all starved, anil
would never be able to be moved.

observa-
a end the
st plan to
y of men
:sponsible

.at if the
ids that it
the army

After a few observations from Earl GRX
Earl of HARDWICICE,
The third reading of the bill was then postp
DESPATCH OF BUSINESS (COITIO
CHANCERY) BILL.
This bill was read a third time and passed.
Their lordships then adjourned.

r and the

med.
! OF

JIOUSE OF COMMONS—YESTER. DAY.
NEW MEMBER.
Mr. ANTROBUS took the oaths and hi& seat for
Wilton.