The Sun.
London, England, 1849-04-11 00:00:00

Mr. John Williams—Copies of the correspondence
which took place between Mr. S. Sanders and the Mar-
quis of Clanricarde, dated the 22d day of November and
the 11th day of December, 1843; and of any reports or
communications which were made by the superintendent
or inspector of the money-order office to the Postmaster-
General in reference to such correspondence.
Captain Pechell—Consideration of the petition of John
Cree, Esq., a justice of the peace of the county of Dorset
(presented 20th March), complaining of the proceedings
of the board of guardians of the Weymouth union, in re-
ference to an inmate of the workhouse ninety one years
of age.
Mr. Osborne —Committee of the whole House on church
temporalities.
Sir William Molesworth—To submit to the considera-
tion of the House a motion on the sutject of the colonial
policy of the British empire.
Mr. George Alexanthr Hamilton—Address to her
Majesty, praying that she will he graciously pleased to
direct that such a modification of the system of national
education in Ireland may be made as may remove the
conscientious objections which a very large proportion
of the clergy and laity of the Established Church enter-
tain to that system, as at present carried into operation;
or otherwise that means may be taken to enable those
of the clergy and laity of the Established Church who
entertain such conscientious objections to extend the
blessings of scriptural education in Ireland.
Mr. Anderson—To call the attention of the House to
the allegations of two petitions from the inhabitants of
Orkney and Shetland, presented last session, complain-
ing of certain grievances operating as impediments to the
development of the industrial resources of those islands;
particularly the non-participation in the aid which has
been afforded from the public resources to the making
of roads, bridges, and fishing piers in other parts of Scot-
land, deficiency of the means of postal communications
with the other parts of the kingdom, and the heavy bur-
dens on lend and impediments to agricultural improve-
ment, arising out of the former mal-appropriation and
past and present mismanagement of the Crown property.
Mr. Cowan—To ask the First Lord of the Treasury
when he will be able to lay on the table of the House
the Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into
subject of the Annuity- Tax in Edinburgh and Montrose,
and to state the intentions of her Majesty's Government
with reference thereto.
Mr. House--Return from the Royal College of Phy-
sicians of London :—I. Of all the alterations in the sta-
tutes of the college which have been made since the year
1834, with the date of every such alteration: 11. Of
the respective numbers of fellows, licentiates, and extra-
licentiates admitted in each year from 1834 to 1848, both
of those years inclusive: lIL Of the respective num-
bers of persons who, at the time of their admission as
licentiates in the years from 1834 to 1848, were-Ist.
Licensed Bachelors in Physic of Oxford or Cambridge,
or Doctors in Medicine of one of the said universities,
or Doctors in Medicine of any other university: 2d.
Bachelors in Medicine of any other university than Ox-
ford or Cambridge: 3d. Not Graduates in Medicine of
any university whatever. IV. Of the respective num-
bers of the persons who, at the time of their admission
as extra. licentiates in each of the years aforesaid, were,
&c. (as in No. III.)
Mr. John O'Connell—Bill to regulate the carriage of
passengers In merchant vessels, between various parts of
the United Kingdom.
Mr. Lushing ton—On the order of the day for the third
reading of the Bill for the division of the living of Rich-
mond and Kingston-upon-Thames, to move, that it be
read the thiid time upon this day six months.
Mr. Cowan—On bringing up the report of the Select
CuFainittee on the Registering Births, &c. (Scotland)
Bill, to move the omission of the words following, in
cause 11, line 14 to 16. viz.: " The session clerk of such
parish shall, unless disapproved of by the Registrar-
General, be the registrar of such sub. district, but, if dis-
approved of, then." Line 21 to 23: " The session clerk
shall, unless disapproved of by the Registrar-General, bo
the registrar of one of such sub distri:its, and." Lines
33 and 34: " The session clerk. if not disapproved of, as
aforesaid, and, if disapproved of." Line 40: " The," and
" or," and " of the session clerk."
Mr. Wawn—On the third reading of the Navigation
Bill, to move the following clause:—And be it enacted
that no British ship engaged in the foreign trade, which
shall have discharged its cargo at any port of the United
Kingdom), shall be'compelled, under the Act 6 Geo. IV.,
e. 125, to take a pilot on board, while proceeding in
ballast to any other port of the United Kingdom.
Sir Edward Buxton—On third reading of the Tenants
at Rack Rent Relief Bill, to move that a clause be in-
serted empowering magistrates in quarter sessions to
provide accommodation !or county lunatic asylums for
persoas above the rank of paupers, and to receive pay-
ment for such persons.