The Sun.
London, England, 1853-05-06 00:00:00

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

esterday •
did not sit. being Ascension Day, the House of Lords

1101JSE OF COMMONS—{YESTERDAY.)
The SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock.
NEW MEMBER.
prZton.RN RAMSDEN took the oaths and his seat for

The_followin PRIVATE BUSINESS.
were rea a third time and passed :
h---Efaslingden and Rawtenstalld Waterworks Bill, Leeds
o:(1C°. 2) Bill, Price's Patent Candle Company (No.
)411Staffordshire Potteries Waterworks Bill, Wigan
waterworks and Police Bill.
and Madras Railway Company Bill was considered
greed to. \
COMBINATION OF WORKMEN BILL.
A3lOn the motion of Mr. T. DIINCOMBE, the order of the
on the third reading of this bill was read for the pur-
Fusnee.f being postponed- until Wednesday the let of
S. WESTMINSTER BRIDGE.
a " • MOLESWORTH moved for leave to bring in
14 to transfer Westminster-bridge, and the estates of
iriC. Commissioners of Westminster-bridge," to the
ssioners of her Majesty's Works and Public
tione dings and to enable such last-mentioned Commis-
toiremove the present bridge, and to build a new
"Auge on or near the site thereof.
Agreed to.

Sir p PETITIONS.
Pllrst°Prietn.r74anitY presented a petition from the editor,
p~printers of a newspaper in Lincolnshire,
for the repeal of the advertisement duty.
vs,Tr• COBDEN'
petit' presented a number of petitions from
hags Places in Yorkshire, in favour of legalising mar-
of
with a deceased wife's sister ; also a number
maltions f,„___ _
f„.. ttampshire, praying for the repeal of the
tinic "a,-,LIGHT presented a petition from the London
4241;1781V, praying for the extension of the elective
Ise to that institution.
roust BROCKLEHURST presented a petition nume•
aga' Y signed by the working men of Macclesfield,
keeinst tile Opening of the Crystal Palace on Sundays ;
matters from the traders in the same town, praying that
rs in bankruptcy may be managed by county
Ilerso w • 0. STANLEY presented a petition froma
befor named John Ireland, a witness who was examined
e the Barnstaple committee, stating that he was
honp_ared to substantiate his evidence at the bar of the
, or before a commission.
i'crer. Len-AMBERS presented a petition from the
the else of Maldon' praying that a writ might issue for
tion of a new member for that borough.
blr b„SUNDAY AND DAY SCHOOLS.
clay schools moved for returns of the number of
V"eneols and Sunday schools, and of the number of
a, scholars and Suuday scholars, in England and
a'es, With the populations, distinguishing between pub-
am IP Private day schools, and also distinguishing male
and exnale scholars, according to the census of 1851 ;
sto et th day
e number of schools and Sunday schools,
the number of day
e
scholars and Sunday scholars,
With of the cities and municipal boroughs of England,
publirespective populations, distinguishing between
kale" and Private day schools, and also distinguishing
185 i. an female scholars, according to the census of
Agreed to.

kr 1.5 r,
y court in Eng-
turt """"JIVIE movede()llNT anYadCdrOeD-Rss tToSt.ht e Crown for re-
lit: of the proceedings of every
e 85and Wales, blished under ethenenAfctr9aralniamd leonVtaircy.
, , for 1853, being in continuation o
r, ji-,. 54,.
Agreed to. -
kr. .vit.,FLESIASTICAL COMMISSION.
and
he •-• .03X moved for returns of all
.dignitiestheEee.
kar ces the revenues of which are vested in
the
names
nf tie4l Corolaissioners for Ireland, specifying
yon took tille Act of Parliament uncle!. which the supres-
oltPyaoefe; in
ud
fia if any, with
nos *vlx.., rentcharge rent, and -r' •
I:e:eilua°
,what diocese situated, the annual
titi; number, as far in each,
ethave the care of the Protestant population
the names of the ministers who
teive,,tiaci Paid to eachaselietrgyeamn abme
o fal.l ascertained,in 0
naenydsmtrh.ese:
1,)/t-i", hY the solicitors of the Ecclesiastical C?m
elr.
littait4 for Ireland, for the preparation, &c., of the P
tirket4/iSls of' conveyance, the renewal of leases,
1290/ r elMrch con-
works be and the annual salaries
of
-ecoal;ts-LoNved to them and their clerks, and headethhearge
d in
Acetinf. under which the disbursement was charged
to Parliament :
'NI -' of brd submitted
ornim_ honeys due and uncollected by the Eccelefsireasrmticaal.
Ilei)t sinners for Ireland,
February
' • h the
he' h'e°llle, on the let day of
and benefice out .
same :
kitilel each bishopric
yearly balance of the
last, distin-
treasurer
()teas Payable, and the
receivers' feestheof which
4,, agency or
nt
in the employment
past, to
etre other person
for received by
n years lreland,
for
withsevethe name of the
of the Ecclesiasti-
li °lllmissioners
h ist day of Febuary last,
Ant
sums paid to
etL'es, the
ent was charged
each, and the head
to . the house
ill amount under whichthesudhimsbiuttrsedem
%Ale annual accounts
for Ireland, arrange in
Ole names of the several. tenants holding under the
Ciesiastical Commissioners for
1,,
15'o-ohs:a, distinguishing those
rent that each pays ; and
of the annual .
who have perpetuities,
14 the il account
the case of those not having
would
and the sums that
i
perpetuity conveyances,
b date of their last renewals,
-at• Pa- ae - last gale day, wl
Ntllt be Ybl by each if all were required.
C i°n to be made to the th summaries :
to pay, the ca
i),el;es of all rules, generalthe
orders, and bye-laws. of the
presentddiinguishing any that have.
likq Commissioners when they received the
lilt , on of the board, an
third approved of Iby the Lord-Lieutenant,dasof raeli
otd dby the Acts 3 and 4
.Will. IV. ,
tli,Ps.B of the Privy Council in Irelad
di...181°4 of Parishes,
&c., under the
and
nudn union and
since January, IfBerlBt,h
11'4„13Propriations for bishoprics,
1833.
fe l l Tempo lities Acts, since August,
dignities,
',greed to-- ra
whether the
R; VENTILATION OF THE HOUSE.
Ar-r bE LACY EVANS wished to ask
-ellent
deli system of lighting the .
last session, was
ki,_ne by Mr. Gurney in committee,
house, proposed. in evi-
hether it was in
ihawr under his management, or whether IN rte of any one recommended by
to alter or
0,.. the intention of the Board of Works Whether it
th-`4,nge the system of ventilation of the. house. to meet
Irrneclditions pointed out by Mr. Gurney in his reports
cie to the house last session, and fully detailed in his
lice given in committee ?
hollir w.
son and
~,_ MOLESWORTH said the lighting of the
there was under the management of Mr. M
tlial; Was no intention of making any alterationea' or
Sir in the ventilation.
n the heat
tilerrn". W. BARRON said, on Mondaynight the
*4-"nineter in the gallery stood above 73, and
Isirn°Bt oppressive.
lltqati . said,
'?e .I.' nRIGIELT if there was no prospect of the
sorqe on being improved, the house ought to move to
torZolher building.
w• NIOLESWORTH said, if these .
andlacionnts.
shit flilled, he would call in Mr. Gurney again,
411 uPon the subject.
Rh. / NEWSPAPERS IN BARRACKS.
gentle v • SHELLEY wished to ask theright 11°11'
order had
been
:roan the Secretary at War if any
and, if
blißsiißsned hY the War-office with referennceewto the ad-
‘v, hetTin of newspapers into soldiers' barracks,h,,ve
any so,
ob-
eetio els the right hon. gentleman would ,
krll to state the nature of that order.
tued of the had been is-
''nllie 8. the
said it had been stated in
ers into
thi restricti th d ission of newspap
papers that an order
di, librariesnand e a
.m
t. 4?) b4rraeits
but rteadin-
the
was nreot so. The facts of
oms attached to sol-
4nruevwere these'. When he he became Secretary-at-War,
were .
alto short time ago he found that no newspapersto the
ttarii,4 to be circUla,ted in barracks or admitted Ind
the
,hata jroorns attached to the barracks, and
to Rot-
41°115e;i'esult was that the soldiers resorted
Nut 1 mat was
themselves acquainted with the passingn
jteaeo4B ;'. the day. For his part, however, he. saw
mos
I,Aear°l‘leznluding newspapers from the reading-roe
Iled,' "ear )
--and, therefore, an order
'4 'erilli
be circulated in barracks,
'ion illaking tacoiloWspapers to had been
4o{ king . exceptions, viz., one against. the admis-
m ti ',,ntroversial newspapers of a religious character,
Iviliell le.,°ther against the admission of newspapers
kilit 'n'llilge in controversial remarks upon matters of
Nr7 discipline. (Hear, hear.)
did not • V• SHELLEY wished to know if the order
kr. exclude the United Service Gazette
kited IItREERT re red • the affirmative. The
ti, Be,,
___ p i in . .
.'4lB of exeZcsionusazette came strictly within the second
__STA.MP DUTIES.
44tbs l'`' ,LIDOK-HART wished to ask the Chancellor
(111,- -1.1(1-l;lyeqouer if his attention had been
drawn to the
bribe
by thelltneTery degree of doctor in medicine
eliAlictLversities of Scotland ? %ID, 11°t, blit h
LOR of the EXCHEQUER said it
Losthe
.._, . 0 should be happy to receive any statemeu
a bo"°Ject, as he was desirous that all these stamps
placed on a. moderate and uniform rate.
kr ii. SAVINGS BANKS.
t,11,,°4 of 44.0, .E.l.- wished to ask whether it is the inten-
ce for etajesty's Government to introduce any mea
Posi% 1! Pur.pose of giving additional security to
v-theen :i.‘!!!!_ings banks ?
th: a,
intention of the EXCHEQUER said it
)1,., table a'i.t,i,oli at
.an early period to. lay upon
.th'!na.getn_, out for improving the to and
e In% 'I" of savings banks and to give depositors
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of thee, ming greater security for the repay-
Money than they now enjoy. (Hear.)