The Sun.
London, England, 1825-02-23 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

.01F COMMONS.
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Martis, 122° die Februarii, 1825.
ROADS—Leominster 'and Hope,' Winchester and Petersfield,
Gravesend and Wrotham, Halworthy, Leeds and I'Vhitehall,
Lockwood and Meltham, and Princes Risborough—Bills or-
dered. Cheltenham, and Cheltenham and Gloucester—Re-
ports on Petitions for Bills referred to Select Committee
on Standing Orders. Malli»g and Strood, and Leeds and
Tong Lane-end—Bills read a first time. Wigan, Gatherley
Moor, and Bridgnorth—Bills read a second time, and com-
mitted. Shepley-lane Head (No. 2;—Petition for Bill re-
ferred to Committee on No. 1. Birmingham and Tewkes-
bury—Petition from Trustees of Broomsgrove Road, against
—to lie on the table.

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RAIL S—Runiney—Bill read a second time, and com-
mitted. Manchester and Bolton, and DytTrin
ports on Petitions for Bills referred to Select Committee on
Standing Orders.
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Lin r G—Chesterfield
HMI BO I; R—PeMbreY (No. 1)

IllanKETs—New Ito,s, and Exeter

COUNTY TRANSFER OF LAND—To empower Ma&s-
trates at Quarter Sessions to effect the transfer of parcels
of land from one County to another, for the more conve-
nient administration of justice

PARISIIVESTRIES (I:eland)—To amend the Laws re- "1
specting Parish Vestries and Assessments in Ireland
TENEUENTS (Ireland)—To amend the Law of Ireland
respecting the the subletting of Tenemmts
JUSTICES OF PEACE (Ireland)—To regulate the Office I
of Justice of l'eace
SEWERS—To amend the Laws relating to Sewers .
WATEnwonNs—Chesterfield
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Pi Eu—St. Ives J Reports referred to
CANAL—Manchester and Dee Ship Select ComMit-
DRAINAGE— Metheringhani and Dunstan tee on Standing
OAS LlGHT—Glasgow Oil
ji Orders.
Cit u RC It—Poole
COMPANlES—Equitable Loan (Petition of Pawnbrokers of
London and Westminster, against, referred to the Com-
mittee on the Bill, !Counsel ordered); London and West-
minster Oil Gas (Petitions of Ratcliff and London Gas Light
• Companies, against, to lie on the table); and Imperial Con-
tinental Gas—Bills read a second time, and committed.
Welch Iron and Coal Mining—Bill read a first time.
DOCKS—St. Katharine's—Five Petitions,- against—to lie on
the table. Notice taken on the 2d reading of the Bill that
Mr. Grenfell, who voted with the Ayes, is a Subscriber to the
undertat.:ing:—Motion made, and queStion proposed, " that
the vote of Mr. Grenfell be disallowed :"—Mr. Grenfell
heard in his place, and stated, that he is a Subscriber to the
undertaking, conceiving that it would be for the public be-
nefit:—And then he withdrew :—Question, " That his vote
be disallowed," put, and agreed to stem. con. Bill read a
second time, and committed.
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ImPnOVEMENTS—Stourbridge, and York (No. 2)—Bills or-
dered. Ilanley and Sheldon—Report on Petition fot% Bill
referred to Select Committee on Standing Orders.
NAvlGATlox—stour and Sandwich Harbour—Petitions from
sandwich, in favour—to lie on the table ; and from Ford-
_ wordered.
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against—referred to the Committee on the Bill, Coun-
sel

Two PEN Nrus ScoTs—Dalkeith—Bill read a first time.

CHAPEL—Hastings—Bill read a second tithe, and committed.
lircLosunEs—Strenuall (York), and Eton (Bucks)—Petitions
for Bilk referred to Committees.
ASSESSED TAXES—Petitions from Monythuslane and Bed-
. welty, Woolwich, Deptford-, Bristol, Berwick-upon-Tweed,
and Wakefield, for the repeal thereof—to lie on the table.
COAL I)l,llEB—Petition's 'against, from Wisbeech, Gilling-
ham, Llangavelach, Milton, Warblington, Bideford, Oke-
hampton, Cheriton llythe, and Alton—to lie on the table.
RomAx CATHOLIC CLAlMS—Petitions from Elliogarty (Tip-
perary), in favour, and from Bristol, AGAINST—to lie on
the table.
IIoIISE ANn WIN7Gow TA::—Petitions for the repeal thereof,
from Liverpool and Clifton—to lie on the table.
TOBACCO •DuTirs—Petition from Liverpool, against, to lie

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on the table.
UNLAWFUL SOCIETIES (Ireland) BlLL—Petition from Ca-
dams-town, Mylus-town„ and Ballynadrinma (Kildare),
against—to lie on the table.
Bt: MESE W.%. - P ape r s presented (by command)—to lie on
the table.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
2. Mr. Grenfell—Account of Public Balances in the hands of
the Bank of England, and of sums paid for management
of the Public. Debt.
2.:11r. Hume—Ntunber of Officers promoted in the Navy in
the last year. !:'
3. Mr. Hume—Account of Expence anti Establishment of the
Marine Corps.
4. Mr. Bankes—British Museum Estimates. (In Committee of
Supply.)
5. Mr. Hume—Account of the number of Ships built, and ex-
penditure in repairs. •
ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
1. Annual Indemnity Bill—Second reading.
2. Supply—Committee.
3. Ways and Means—Committee.
4. Glebe Lands Bill—Third reading.
.5. Exchequer Bills (1720,000,000) Bill—Second reading.
6. Transfer of Aids 13i11—Second reading.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Friday, Feb. 25. - -
I.,;rti Viscount Palmerston—Army Estiniates. (In Com-
mittee of Supply.)
Monday, Feb. 28.
Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Statement relating to the
Finances of the Country. (In Committee of Ways and
Means.) Deferred from Feb. 25.
Tuesday, March I.
Mr. Home Drummond—Bill for the more easy recovery of
Small Debts in the Sheriff Courts in Scotland. Deferred
- from Feb. 23. - •

Tuesday, April 19. •
Mr. Woolryche Whitmore—Bill to amend the Corn Laws.