The Sun.
London, England, 1831-02-28 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS AND ORDERS OF THE DAY WHICH

STAND IN THE ORDER- BOOK FOR THE PRESENT WEEK.
MONDAY, FEB. 28, ORDERS OF TIIF. DAY.
1. House to be called over.
2.
Poor
Relief (Ireland) Bill-Second rea ing.
3. Evesham Disfranchisement Bill-Second reading.
4. Interpleader Bill-Committee.
5. Witnesses Examination Bill-Committee.
6. Prohibition and Mandamus Bill-Committee.
7. Arbitration Bill-Second reading.
luSfecF:ithreera(clionngs.ideration of Report.
S. Vestries Bill-Committee.
9. Heritable Infeftmtnts (Scotland) Bill-Committee.
10. Bankrupt Act Amendment Bill-Second reading.
port-Adjourned Debate there_
nd reading.
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Bill-Committee.
20. Emigration Bill-Second reading.
21. Population (Ireland) Bill-Further consideration of Report.
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02. Coal Duties Repeal Bill-Committee.
18. scCtooalrionponpirsaaltAeic,Frt
Trade
23. Ways and Means-Committee.
21. Excise Acts-Committee thereupon.
25. Consolidated Fund Bill-Report.
26. Transfer of Aids Bill-Report.
27. Pensions Duties Bill-Report.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Mr. Fyshe Palmer-Bill Cur diminishing the expenses at-
tendant on the office of High Sheriff; and for regulating
the nomination and appointment thereto.
2. Mr. Tennyson-Petition from a majority of the Electors of
the Borough of Stamford, complaining of the unconstitu-
tional interference Exeter with
sery
et the
right an
yo tof t h electe M
Representativesarlu Marquis
ofE
Parliament.
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n„,,Petition from Shaftesbury, complaining of the
inteiference of a Peer at the last Election.
.1. Mr. Law Hodges-Petition front the County of Kent on the
subject of Reform.
5. Mr. Stuart Wortley-Bill to regulate the fees and emoluments
of Officers of the Supreme Courts in India.
ti. Mr. Barlow Hoy-Return of all Steam Vessels employed be-
firufteyrefitieecel
tween the Isle of Wight and the Coast of Hampshire;
with an Account or Estimate of the number of Passengers
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Mr.e. Aldermanat
sstaeßlda nsdils,
iitontin)dwponsieo) open fields
01 dilpniiE,
tgalga
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Petitiont
during the last year.
7 Marquis of Chandos-Bill for the inclosure and improvement
prf(r)opoinsedM7l:
teration in the Timber Duties.
9. Mr. Robinson-Petition from Merchants in Waterford, pray-
ing for an inquiry into the state of the Island of New-
foundland.
10. SiroilM, atthteheroal iittetyi-esTßoepemoar
BlizttrhuacttiottitiotyohthaveeCoptonwmeirttete.
repeal the Duty on Coals exported from Newcastle-upon.
Tyne, called the Richmond Shilling.
11. Mr Hume--lictitrii of the number and several ranks of the
32,0)0 Seamen and Marines voted for this year.
12 Mr. tioulburn-To call the attention of the House to the
Petition for deferring the Ballot on the Coleraine Election
Petition.
13. Mr. Hunt-Select Committee. to examine the Petitions in
favour of Reform, distinguishing those praying for Vote
by Ballot, and to report the same to the House.
Last Day for receiving Petitions for Private Bills.
TUESDAY, MARCH I, NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
1. Lord John Russell-Reform of Pariiament.
2. Mr. Warburton-Resolution, That it is expedient that at all
Elections for Members to serve in Parliament the Votes
be taken by Ballot.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
1. Seaford Election Yeti. ion-Ballot for • ommittee at three.
2. Linlithgow Election Petition- Ballot for Committee at five
minutes after three.
3. Drogheda Town Election Petition-Ballot fbr Committee at
ten minutes after three.
4. Roman Catholic Charities Bill--Second reading.

Extract of a letter from Florence, dated
Feb. 15.:--`' The events in Central Italy have produced
among. us a powerful sensation. The Government, in
compliance with the public wish and the urgency of ex-
isting circumstances, has called the people to nuns,. The
Civic Guard has been organised, and all the nn n between
15 and 50 years are obliged to serve. This day the
Goulds have already done duty at the Palace Pitt, the real-
&rice of the GRAND Dent."