The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-04 00:00:00

SALE OF BEER BILL.

After some conversation cn the propriety of post-
poning the further consideration of this Bill, the
House went into a Committee, on the understand-
ing that the discussion on the principle of the Bill
was to be taken on the bringing up of the report.
Mr. MONCK proposed a clause as an amend-
ment, requiring every householder who takes out a
licemse to be assessed at fifteen pounds, within the
districts of the chief officers of Excise, and let at

wenty pounds in the other parts of the country.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER
had considered a proposition of this kind before; but
he found it would press so unequally in large towns
that he was compelled to abandon it. He had no
objection to consent that the seller of beer should be
a person rated to the Poor and Assessed Taxes; but
if he consented to fix a limit of amount it would de-
stroy the principle of the Bill.
After a conversation of some length between the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Hume, Sir T.
Fremantle, Mr. Heathcote, Mr. Benett, and others,
respecting the propriety of postponing the discussion
at that late hour of the morning,
Sir R. VYVYAN moved that the Chairman do
now report progress, and ask leave to sit again.
On this question the Committee divided.
For the motion 59
Against it

Majority .

--42

The Committee then went into a further consi-
deration of the clause proposed by Mr. Monck, and
it was negatived without a division.
. Several other clauses were then agreed to, but on
its being understood that there was no probability
of getting through the consideration of the whole at
that late hour, the Chairman reported progress, and
obtained leave to sit again.

LONDON AND EDINBURGH ROAD BILL.

Lord MORPETH moved the second reading cy

:his Bill.

Lord LOWTHER opposed it, on the ground of
its being totally unnecessary, and after a lengthened
discussion the House divided—

For the second reading...
Against it
Majority —7
The Bill was then committed pro forma, in order
iat it might he printed with the proposed Amend-

meats.

The other Orders of the Day were afterwards
disposed of, and the House adjourned at a Quarter
to Five o'clock.

LIS.
OF FORTY-FITE WHO
MENDING THE LAW 4
ECCLESIASTICAL CO:
Browne, J.
Baring, Sir T.
Crompton, S.
Carter, J. B.
Cave, R. 0.
Clive, E. B.
Calthorpe, Hon. F. '
Colborne, N. It.
Ewart, W.
Euston, Earl of
Ebrington, Viscount
Guest, J. J.
Gordon, R.
Grattan, Henry
Grant, Rt. Hon. C.
Grant, R.
Graham, Sir .1.

IT OF THE MINOI
VOTED WITH DR. PHI
OP DIVORCE: TO THE CI
WHISSIONERS.
\Harvey, 1). W.
Hume, Joseph
Honywood, W. P,
Huskisson, Itt Hun.
W.

ITY

.LIMORR FOR RECOM-
01SIDERATION OF THE

Kennedy, T. F.
Lambert, J. S.
Lumley, J. S.
Lennard, T. B.
Martin, John
Morpeth, Viscount
Macaulay, 'l'. B.
Nugent, Lord
Norton, U.
Ord, W.
IRussell, Lord

Sandon, Viscount
Sykes, D.
Smith, W.
Tufton, Hon. H.
Talbot, R. W.
'Tennyson, C.
Wood, Alderman
Waithman,
Warburton, H.
Wilbraham, CI
Wynn, Sir W. NV.
Wynn, Right Hon.C.
'Ward, J.

TELLERS.

Rice, T. S.
Phillimore, Dr.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 4.—The Rev. Adam Sedgwick,
M.A., Professor of Geology, and Fellow of Trinity Col-
lege, was on Monday last eected a Senior of that society, in
the room of the late Rev. Edward Yeats, M.A.
_ _

On Tuesday Richard Wellesley Rothman, Eq., M.A.,
Fellow of Trinity College, was appointed by the Master to
the Lay Fellow ship held by the late Frederick Malkin,
Esq. , M.A.
The Chancellor's gold medal to a resident under graduate
for the English poem, was on Monday adjudged to Wm.
Chapman Kinglake, of Trinity College..—Subject, Egan-
tium. _ _

The Rev. William John Aislabie, 8.A., and John Hop.
kins Bailey, 8.A., of Trinity College, were on Monday
last elected Tyrwhites Hebrew Scholars of the first class,
and declared equal in merit.
At a congregation, on Monday last a grace passed the
Senate, " to confirm the report of the Syndics app.,inted
to consider the best means of removing the Botanic
G►rden."

Oxman, JUNE 2.—ln a convocation holden this day,
the Rev. John Ottley, M.A., late Fellow of Oriel, and
the Rev. G. Morris, M.A., Scholar of Corpus, were no-
minated Masters of the Schoo's for the ensuing year.

At the same time, the Rev. Richard Martin, M.A., Fel-
low of Exeter, and the Rev. George Moberly, M.A., Fel-
low of 1.3411i01, were nominated Public Examiners in Literis
Huinanioribus ; and the Rev. Henry Reynolds, M.A.,
Scholar of Jesus, Public Examiner in Disciplinis Matbe-
ruaticis et Physicis.
The following degrees were conferred
BACHELOR IN DIVINITY.
Rev. Philip Aubin, Fellow of Jesus.