The Sun.
London, England, 1838-07-28 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON,

The vote was then agreed to.
6,1491. ls. Gd. for the settlement of West Australia.—Agreed to.
19,1551. for the expense of the Indian Department in Canada
Agreed to.
17,6171. for the Governors, Lieutenant-Governors, and others in the
West India colonies.—Agreed to.
9621. for expenses of the civil service of Heligoland.—Agreed to.
69,9501. salaries and allowances for the special justices in the West
India islands.—Agreed to.
30,0001. for expenses of the local Legislature of the West Indian
islands, and providing for the religious and moral instruction of the
emancipated negroes.
After a few observations from Sir GEORGE GREY and some other
Members, the vote was agreed to.
The sum of 3,871/. 16s. 3d. was voted for the salaries of emigration
agents.
The sum of 16,0001. was voted for the expenses of the civil establish.
melt at St. Helena.
4,9001. was voted to defray the expenses of the civil service of Nova
Scotia.
The sum of 8,600/. was voted for the expenses of the Rideau Canal
in Canada.
The House then resumed, and the resolutions having been reported,
the Chairman asked leave to sit again to-morrow.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the House
adjourned at a Quarter to One o'Clock.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JtLr 27.
Their Lordships sat to-day at Four o'clock.

ROYAL ASSENT.
The Royal Assent was given to-day by Commission to the Glass Du-
ties Bill, Administration of Justice (New South Wales) Bill, Members
Qualification Bill, Judges Jurisdiction Extension Bill, Waterloo An-
nuties Bill, Vagrants Act Amendment Bill, Slave Vessels Captured Bill,
Slave Trade (Sweden) Bill, Slave Trade (Hans Towns) Bill, Slave Trade
(Netherlands) Bill, Dean Forest Encroachments Bill, Dean Forest
Mines Bill, Western Australia Bill, Suitors Money Bill, Edinburgh and
Leith Agreement Bill, Grand Jury Cess (Dublin) Bill, Oaths to Wit-
nesses (Ireland) Bill, County Treasurers (Ireland) Bill, Linen Manu-
facturies (Ireland) Bill, Kingstown and Dublin Harbour Bill, Festiniog
Railway Bill, Eastern Counties Railway Bill, Birmingham and Derby
Railway Bill, Farringdon Street (London) Bill, Newquay (Cornwall)
Harbour Bill, Fishguard Harbour (No. 2) Bill, Glasgow Waterworks
Bill, Lough Swilly and Lough Foyle Drainage Bill, Pembroke Ferry
Bill, Blackheath, &c., Small Debts Bill, Barnsley Small Debts Bill,
Ashby De-la-Zouch Small Debts (No. 2) Bill, National Loan Fund Life
Assurance Society Bill, Wortley, Armley, and Burnley Road Bill,
Dudley Hill and Killinghall Road Bill, Smith's Estate Bill, Gray's
Estate Bill, All Souls College (Oxford) Estate Bill, Legh's Estate Bill,
Paddington Estates Bill, Sudbury Town Lands Bill, Haverfordwest In.
closure Bill, Batthyany's Naturalization Bill, Grohte's Naturalization
Bill.

The Commissioners were the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Marquis of
LANSDOWNE, and the Earl of SHAFTESBURY,
The LORD CHANCELLOR took the Chair shortly before Five.
POOR-LAW BILL.

The following noblemen were appointed to conduct a conference with
the House of Commons on the amendments to the Irish Poor.law Bill :
The Earl of Shaftesbury, Earl of Liverpool, Earl of Charleville, Viscount
Hawarden, Bishop of Hereford, Lord Hatherton, and Lord Portman.

On their return,
The Earl of SHAFTESBURY stated that their Lordships had agreed
to certain, and disagreed to others of the amendments made by the
Commons.