The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-25 00:00:00

CHOLERA MORBUS.

Mr. BARING moved that an humble address be pre-
sented to his Majesty, that his Majesty may be graciously'_
pleased to order to be laid before the House copies of all
the documents and information that had been received
by Government upon the subject of the infectious disca,c
that had been desolating so many pats of the east of
Europe. The Hon. 11Ieuther thought it was highly neces-
sary that the House should have this information, and
that the public might have the advantage of a general
discussion thereon.
Mr. WARBURTON seconded the motion. He con-
sidered that in this production would be included the copy
of any opinions or plans which the Board of Health
may have submitted to the Government, and that it would
also appear whether any of the individu tis composing the
Board of Health had any personal knohiedge of the dis-
ease, or had had any opportunity of treating it.
Mr. P. THOMPSON was sure the Government could
have no hesitation in granting the production. He was
as certain that that production would tend more to allay the
f.ars of many, than any thing he could say. He lved.
however, the Hon. mover would have uo objection to alter
the terms of the motion from all copies to extracts'
otherwise the production would include copies of a Nast
r number of documents, a great part of which were nel
connected with the question.
Mr. HUME considered it necessary that all the opinions
that' had been given, and every thing else relating to the
subject, should be produced. He was very desirous of
ascertaining the extent of experience and pretensions of those
composing the Board of Health. There might be persoll'
there giving opinions who had never seen the disease'
he meant the Indian or Russian cholera, either in this of
any other country, whilst there were in this town Irons

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