The Sun.
London, England, 1853-07-06 00:00:00

'nit; CAMP AT CHOBHAM

Mr. HUME wished to ask the noble lord wheti her any
eitimat3 would be laid on the table of the expense s atton•
dant on the military manoeuvres going on at Chol it lam, as
some persons thought they would be considerable, a'd hough,
if they would not be largo, it would be scarcely wort h while
to have an estimate.
Lord J. RUSSELL—The Secretary-at-War hr K I stated
on a former occasion that the army estimates incl ided all
the sums required for the operations at Chobham.. If at
any future period, when the manoeuvres were o ,er, the
hon. gentleman made a motion on the subject, the a e would
ho no objection to lay an estimate on the table.
. THE BOARD OF CONTROL AND THE 33 AST
INDIA DIRECTORS.

Mr. HUME inquired of the President of the 13 =rd of
Control whether he had any objection to lay on ti to table
any recent correspondence which had taken place 1 tetween
the Board of Control and Court of Directors ?
Sir C. WOOD had signed a letter only five mini utes be'
fore. He should not object to lay it on the table.

THE EDUCATION BILL.
Mr. LIDDELL begged to ask Lord J. Russell f whether
it was the intention of her Majesty's Goveinmen-f-; to pro-
ceed with the Education Bill in the course of the" present
session ?
Lori J. RUSSELL—I:That I propose to do i s this, to
move at all events the second reading of the bill f IC me time
hence, hut I cannot now say on what day.
Mr. BRIGHT—The noble lord said he intende a to move
the second reading—that was not a specific am WE sr to the
question, which went to inquire whether the 1 sill was to
bo passed this session. A great many persons tc Kik a great
interest and a great deal of trouble with reg and to the
bill, And it would be very convenient if the poble lord

would state that he did not intend to carry it further illan
the second. reading. - •
. Lord. J. RUSSETX—That Wits what T ended to Ce, -
vey. I me:.n to read the bill a E d but not t,"
F aceid fnrther with it.- • (Heir, hear.)
LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND.)
Mr. Serjeant SHEE begged to ask the Secretary for .
Ireland if he hal any objection to lay• up:AL the table of
the house, and to have Fluted for-the u.:73 of members, a
paper on the Roman end foreign laws, considered with
reference to the relations between landlord and tenant in •
Ireland, lately communicated by him ti the members of
the committee on the Irish Laud Bills.

Sir J. YOUNG—There Would be no objection.
RETURNS !ORDERED.-
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Mr. DAVISON' moved sfor returns of all the turnpike
acts now in force in Ireland, specifying in the case of each
trust the date when it was originally established, and the -
number of years for which it was to continue ; also the
several renewals thereof, whether by private or i•.enend
act., and the date at which it is to terminate, for th? last
twelve years :'tom each existing trust ; of the amount of
the tolls collected in each year, where the collection was
niade under the management of the trustees, distinguishing
the sums received from private contracts ; •of the amount
realised by the trustees in each year that the tolls were
sold or farmed to contractors, distinguishing, when prac-
ticable, the receipts from • private agreements ; of the
amounts received in each year prom county presentments,
or from any other source, in aid of tolls, and of the total
amount of debts and liabilities on each trust; of the sums
paid in each year to collectors, treasare7s, secretary, cur-'
veyor, labourers, or other officer or servant respectivelT,
by way of salary or compensation ; of the sums paid in
each year for rent of offices, toll houses, &c.; of the amount
paid in each year for printing, advertising, stationery, and
other contingent expenses ; of the some expended in each
year for ordinary repairs, distinguishing the amounts paid'
for labour and materials; and, of the sums expended in
each year on building walls or fences, in making side or'
footpaths, or other permanent improvements, distinguish-.
ing under this and the previous heat's, • when practielble,'
the amounts expended within each barony or half barony.'
Mr. BASS moved an accent of the total number of.
quarters of malt made between the sth day of Jnly, 1851;
and the .sth day of July. 1852, in the United Kingdom,.
distinguishing the quantity made in each country, and
quantity used by and by Victuallers, and by re-
tail brewers. (Continuation of Parliamentary Paper
the present se=nior.) Also, a s;milar return for the 3 ,Att•
ending the ah of July, 1853.