The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-06 00:00:00

FRIDAY, MARCH 30.

Severn Navigation (No. 1.) Bill.—Petition of the Glou-
cester and Berkeley Canal Company, against.
Brandling Junction Railway Bill.—Reported. To be printed.
St. ILlen'. and Runcorn Gap Railway Bill.—Road second
time an committed.
Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway Bill.—Leave given to the
Committee to sit to-morrow, notwithstanding any adjournment
of the House.
ROADS, INCLOSURES, AND IMPROVEMENTS.
MONDAY, MARCH 26.

Leamington Priors Improvement Bill.—For amending and
enlarging the powers and provisions of an Act for paving or
nagging, lighting, cleansing, watching, regulating and improv-
kg the town of Leamington Priors, in the county of Warwick,
presented, and read first time ; to be read second time.
Combrnartin Roads Bill.—Reported.
Bishops Castle and Munslow (Salop) Inclosure Bill.—Read
second time and committed.
Wortley, Armley, and Bramley Roads Bill.—For repairing
and maintaining the road horn the bridge over\ the Leeds and
Liverpool Canal, in the township of Wortley, to the Leeds
and Halifax turnpike road, at or near the toll--bar at Stanning-
ley, in the township of Bramley ; and for making, repairing,
and maintaining, certain other roads to communicate there-
with, all in the Wost Riding of the county of York. Presented
and read fit-qt. time; to 1e read second time.
Wakefield and Halifax Roads Bill.—For repairing and
maintaining the roads leading from Wakefield to Halifax, and
from near Hipperholm Bar to near Stump Cross, all in the
West Riding of the County of York.—Presented and read
first time ; to be lead second time.
Hereford Improvement Bill.—For amending the provisions
of two Acts of Parliament relatirig to the city of Hereford,
and for limiting the duration cf Saint EthalLert's or the nine
day's Fair, held annually in the said city.—Presented and
read first time ; to he read second time.
Berden, &c., ( Essex) Inclosure Bitl.--For enclosing lands
in the parishes of Burden, Manewden, and Stanstead Mount-
fitchet, in the county of Essex.—Presented and read first time,
to be read second time.

Luton and Saint Alban's Roach.; Bill.—For continuing and
mending several Acts passed in the reign of King George
the First. King George the Second, and King George the
Third, for repairing the roads from Luton to Westwood
Gate, in the county of Bedford, and front Luton to Saint
Alban's, in the county of Ilertford.—Presented and read first
time ; to be read second time.

Balmore Roach repeal as much of an Act, en-
tituled, an Act Act for making and maintaining the road from
Glasgow to Redburn Bridge, and certain other roads in the
counties of Stirling, Dumbarton, and Lanark, as relates to
the Balmore roads, and to improve and make and maintain
the said road and ceitain other roads connected therewith, i❑
the parishes of Campsie and Baldcrnock, and county of Stir-
ling, aforesaid.—Presented and read first time ; to be read
second time.

Pulliam (Norfolk) Inclosure Bill.—For inclosing lands in
the parishes of Pulliam, St. Mary Magdalen, in the county of
Norfolk.—Presented and read first time; to be read second
time.

Brampton Bierley and Hooton Roberts Roads Bill.—For
repairirg and maintaining the road leading from the south end
of Angel Land, in Brampton Bierley, to a certain public high-
way in Mexbrough, and from Clegg's Cottage, in Raw Marsh,
to the west end of the village of Hooton Roberts in the county
of York ; presented and read first time ; to be read a second
time.

Salterhebble Roads Bill.—For repairing and maintaining a
road from Salterhebble, in the parish of Halifax, to the Hud-
dertdield and New Hey Turnpike-road, in the parish of Hud-
dersfield, an:l to Sowerby Bridge in the said parish of Halifax,
all in the West Riding of the county of York, with a bridge
on the line of the said road; presented and read first time; to
recond time.

\Vibsey and Huddersfield Roa3 Bill.--Report further con-
sidered ; amendments agreed to ; Bill to be engrossed.
Curbridge (Oxford) Inclosure.— Petition for Bill reported,
and Bill ordered to be brought in.
Caithnes: Roads and Statute Labour.—Petition for Bill
zeported, and Bill ordered to be brought in.
&c. (Westmoreland) Inclosure Bill.—For in-
elos;ng lands within the townships or divisions of Strickland
Roger, Whinfell, and Heli4ington, in the parish of Kirkby in
Kendal, in the county of Westmoreland, and for draining and
improving certain lands in the said township of Helsington,
and in the townships of ilnderbarrow and Bradley Field and
.Levens, in the parishes of Kirkby in Kendal and Haversham,
:in the same county ; presented and read first time ; to be read
.second time.

Curbridge (Oxford) Inclosure Bill.—" For enclosing lands
in the township of Curbridge, in the parish of Witney, in the
County of Oxford," presented, and read first time, to be read
Beef, I time.

TUESDAY, MARCII 27.

Wr.DNESDAY, MARCH 2S.

Leeds and flulmfield-lane-cLd Road Bill.—" For repairing
and maintaining the road from Quehec to Holmfield-lane-end
all in the parish of Leeds, in the West Riding of the Coun!y
of York, with a bridge or bridges on the line of such, pre-
sented, and read first time, to be read second time.

Caithness Roads and Statute Labour 13i!).—" For altering
and amending an Act of the eleventh year of the reign of his
Majesty King George the Fourth, intituled, An Act for
making, repairing, widening, and keeping in repair certain
roads and bridges in the County of Caithness ; and for better
regulating and rendering more effectual the statute labour in
the said county, and conversion money in lieu thereof, pre.
sensed, and read first time, to be read second time.

Lower King's Ferry Road Bill.—Read second time, and
committed.

\Vitcham (Cambridge) Inclosure Bill.—Read second time,
and committed.

Wickwar (Gloucester) Inclosure Bill.—Read second time,
and committed.

Common Fields Inclost.re Bill.—Paition of William Henry
James, against.

Common Fields Improvement Bill.—Third reading deferred
t.li Av. Agrii
Standing Orders aesolution Reported. —That, in the case
of the Linton Inclosure petition, for additional provision in
their Bill, on inserting the notices for three successive weeks in
the London Gazette, and in some one and the same news-
paper published in the County of Cambridge, and on affixing
the notices on the church doors of the parishes of Linton and
Hadstock for three successive Sund iys. The resolution
agreed to.

THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1438.