The Sun.
London, England, 1836-03-12 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY SUMMARY'

In the LORDS' last night. after the presentation of soni%ol36j:
titions, and the ordering of a Return of Stamps issued to eau the
try bankers, from 181 Bill for imp
to 1835,
rovin Lor
thed Gl
adminiinstrenelg eavteion
second reading of the g
justice in the West Indies. It is proposed by the ;
there should be two districts only of the West India 1' that
that for each district two Judges should be appointetrn,jog
they should go circuits at stated periods to the islands should
the two districts, but one of the Judges in each circuit poioe.
be called Chief Justice,' and the other Senior
,ouiabe
Judge;' that in each island a 'Junior Puisne Judge' si ,bcre;
appointed, and should he required to reside constantly
Jupimr
that when the circuit Judges went into each island the
nosill%
tPhueiscnoeuJrut t;lgaends,lifiounalclliya,stsiilsatt
whenem
tbbye
tfworom
jiundggoense eenlicltke
deParsfo,llo(
Junior Puisne Judge should be requested to act in ad also it
manner as a Judge did at chambers in this country ; al the
was probable that be might be called upon to preside
Quarter Session."
passed.
In the CommoNs', the Middlesex Hospital Bill wes,:onver-
The Gravesend Pier Bill was read a second time. A"0 refer
cation was originated by Captain Alsager's motion tuty prey
Rennie's Brighton Railway to the Sussex list. Mr. East
en
sented a petition from some of the inhabitants of the harts'
of Town, against the carrying of Railways through
Mr. Grote said a strong feeling existed against the Icnc'ecace
tion of Railways into those parts whence the petitions Pr aced 1)3(
Whitechapel, St. Botolph, and Bishopsgate were Itiet's rfeaei
depopulation. Mr. Hume was favourable to RailwacYli;its o
rally, but was of opinion that they should not pass th
the City of London. Dr. Luahington concurred an °,Plirov
the Blackwall Railways, and intimated his intention
mtutiiittee,3
their rejection. when they came back from the Cr°,oo,Yhe
The second reading of the Dublin Steam Packet 7,1.-e of;i,
Bill was carried by a majOilty of 104. The reP-31r. `Ally
Carlow Election Committee was then presented by emir
borne. Mr. O'Connell's character, it will be seen' 1500
re-
freed from all imputation. Notice was given of ame Stamp
specting the imprisonment of Cleave, for violating t"t to hill;
Laws. Lord J. Russell stated, in answer to questions In •,,ioaer f
that he had not yet receivedthe Report of the Colvin tion °
tho.sc,rioatic.:
appointed to inquire into the affairs of the CorP°,,rEa
• DU
London ; nor the Report of the Churchof Scotia oc
was foe
cu-
ment Commission. The remainder of the evening Ivy ci
pied with the discussion of the Army Estimates.
that tbsir
similar to those of last year. Mr. Humc's motiel'o 43.
be reduced by 6,000, was negatived by 136 votes. p
W. Molesworth's motion also for a reduction of tat?. Oorioa
to; an
posed for pay was negatived. " The Guardsergolena'
Member) enjoyed privileges they were not
the whole system of promotion by purchase was an a,hbuseck con;
ought not to exist." Mr. C. Buller and .31r. It()%e roadrod
cured in censuring the. system. Mr. T. Duncle
saidiantin
spirited speech in defence of the Guards, whim" 1 who
t 0
been calumniated without the slightest foundatimi; wog
of the military system was, as he conceived, the
0.1T:01
soldier the slave of the State, instead of raisii?o
_11;t1 bairl°o
Estuata'
equality with the citizen. The remaining
been agreed to, the House adjourned.