The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-14 00:00:00

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AFFAIRS OF THE EAST INDIA COMPANY.
This day was published in Bro., Part VIII., price 25.,
House of Lords' Report, 31st March to 29th April,
1830 ; and Part IX , price 21., House of Lords' Report,
6th to 14th May, 1830, of
MINUTES of EVIDENCE taken before
the SELECT COMMITTEES of both HOUSES
1.4 PARLIAMENT appointed to Inquire into;the East
India Company's Affairs, and the Trade between Great
Britain the East Indies and China.

London : Printed for Parbury, Allen, and Co., Leaden..
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Of whom may be bad,
Part I. HOUSE OF LORDS' FIRST REPORT,
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price 4s. 6d.
Part 111. HOUSE of COMMONS' SECOND RE.
PORT, price 4s.
Part IV. HOUSE of COMMONS' THIRD REPORT,
price Se.
Part V. HOUSE of COMMONS' FOURTH RE.
PORT, price Is. 6d.

Part VI. HOUSE of COMMONS' FIFTH REPORT,
!price 3s. 641. And, •

Past VII. HOUSE of LORDS' REPORT, Qd to 80th
March, MO, price 7e. 6d.

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HORSE OF LORDS-(LAST NIGHT.)

Sir ALEXANDER GRANT and others brought up
copies of the report of the Select Committee, ap..
po►nted to inquire into the affairs of the East India'
Compar•y.
Mr. SPRING RICE brought up the Madras Re.
gietry Bill,
Mr. Crafet presented the Twenty-second Re.
port of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry,
Lord SKELMERSDALE presented several pe-
titions against ports of the Administration of Justice
Bill, chiefly from Chester and its neiglsbourbood,
Lord GODERIPH presented a petition from the
Members of the Bar at Galway, against the amend-
wilt in the Galway Franchise Bill.
The Duke of BUCKINGHAM presented a
similar petition from certain inhabitants of Galway.
The Bills on the table were forwarded a stage.
The Duke of WELLINGTON laid on the tabi,•
papers from the Colonial Office, relative to Lippe!
and Lower -Canada..

Lord WHARNCLIFFE gave notice that, after
the second reeding of the East Retford Disfranchise.
meat 13111 nest Monday, he should move a moist.
tion for the purpose of removing the franchise from
that place to Bamitam.
Lord HOLLAND presented several petitioms
from places in Bucks against the punishment of
death in cases of forgery. The Noble Lord depre-
cated the alterations that had been made in the
Forieryllill, and wished much for its re-committal.