The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-16 00:00:00

EMBODIMENT OF THE MILITIA.

The SPEAKER announced that the following message
was sent to the house by her Majesty :—"The operations of
war in which her Majesty is engaged with the Emperor of
Russia having rendered it necessary to send a large part of
her Majesty's regular forces abroad, her Majesty deems it
proper to provide without delay additional means for the
military service of the country ; and in pursuance of the act
of Parliament enabling her Majesty to call out the militia,
her Majesty has thought it right to make this communica-
tion to the House of Commons, in order that her Majesty
may cause the said militia, or such part thereof as she shall
think necessary, to be forthwith drawn out, embodied, and
disposed of as occasion may require."
Viscount PALhtERSTON—I shall to-morrow movo
hat her Majesty's gracious address be taken into conside-
ration.

HOSPITALS (IRELAND) BILL.
Sir J. YOUNG moved for leave to bring in a bill for the
extension of hospital accommodation in Ireland.
Colonel DUNNE said that a short time ago a similar bill
was introduced by the right hon. gentleman, but was with-
drawn in consequence of the opposition which the measure
received from the Irish members. The object of the bill was
viewed with great suspicion by the people of Ireland.
Mr. BALL hoped the house would allow the bill to be
introduced. He did not know what its details were, but
the object at which it professedly aimed was one which it
was very desirable to carry into effect.
After a few remarks from Lord NAAS, the motion was
agreed to.

-The bill was brought in and read the first time.
Sir W. MOLESWORTH moved for, and obtained, leave
to introduce a bill to enable the trustees of Portland Chapel,
Oxford Chapel, and Welbeck Chapel, in the parish of St.
Marylebune, to augment the salaries of the ministers of the
said chapels.
The house adjourned at ten minutes to ono o'clock.

NEW CANNON BALLS. —The Leeds Times believes that
a Government order for cannon balls of a new shape is
being executed by a local foundry. They are long,
three-sided, and terminate in a three-cornered point. It
is conjectured that they are intended to be used against
fortresses, but nothing positive can be pronounced on
this head, as the casting of them has been kept as secret
as possible.
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