The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-23 00:00:00

REFORM.

Sir W. W. WYNN presented two Petitions from places
in the county of Denbigh. The first was in favour of
Parliamentary reform, which the Petitioners deemed neces-
sary for the safety of the realm ; the second was, from
Llandroost, praying that that place might be made in the
new Reform Bill a contributory borough to the borough
of Denbigh for the election of Representatives in Par-
liament.

Mr. Alderman WAITHMAN observed, that the feeling
in favour of Parliamentary Reform was very strong in the
county of Denbigh, as was proved in the case of the
Hon. Baronet, who, though formerly opposed to Reform,
had felt himself bound, in order to secure his return, to
promise his support to the measure.

- Sir W. W. WYNN denied that he had given any pledge
of the sort—indeed it was unnecessary, fur his constituents
knew that he was friendly to moderate Reform, and he
had, therefore, been under no such necessity as the Hon.
Alderman imagined.
Mr. Alderman WAITHMAN said, that he understood
the Hon. Baronet had been asked to make such a pledge,
and of course, if that request had been made, he thought
it had been complied with, for he could not otherwise tell
how the Hon. Baronet had satisfied his constituents
without giving it.
Sir W. W. WYNN again denied having given a pledge
to support any particular measure of Reform.
Mr. GEO. DAWSON presented a Petition from a place
in Kilkenny, against the Reform Bill.

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DISTRESS IN IRELAND.
Mr. GEORGE DAWSON moved for an account of
the money advanced by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland for
the relief of the poor of that country ; and also fur an ac-
count of the manner in which that money had been ex-
pended. They had been told that money had been ad-
vanced, and, if the sum was large, of course it was tight
that the House should he acquainted with the mode of its
expenditure:, while, if it was small, they might also de-
sire to know why it had been so limited.

Lord ALTHORP wished that the Right Hon. Gen-
tleman would either give notice of his motion, or move it
when the Right Hon. Secretary for Ireland was in his place.
The motion was withdrawn for a time; it was after-
wards brought on when Mr. Stanley was present, and was
at once agreed to.

Colonel GORE LANGTON presented 'petitions from
the Magistrat, s of Taunton and Bath, against the seer
Act ; and from the landowners near Yeovil, against the
Deeds Registry Act.
NEW CHURCHES.

Mr. H. HUGHES gave notice of a motion for to-mor-
row, for certain returns regarding the construction of new
churches under the authority of the Commissioners and
the sanction of the Bishops.
On the motion of Mr. S. RICE, returns were ordered
respecting the import of coals into Ireland, and regarding
the exports from and imports into 'Waterford.
NEW STREET.

On the motion of Lord DUNCANNON, some esti-
mates were ordered relative to the new street from Water-
loo-bridge northwards,
Lord NUGENT gave notice that he would, to•mor-
row, move to revive the Bill of last Session, Ihr
toting declarations for certain revenue oaths..
On the motion of Mr. Htc,, ;et-qns were ordered
relative to the proc:edings of the British and French Corn.
missioners, under the Convention for settling claims in
1814".

Mr. HUME presented two petitions in fayou,r of Re-
form, from two parishes of Perth and Aberdeenshire ; also
a petition from a pariA of Londonderry against tithes,
and praying that they might be app'ied to the purposes of
education.

After a few words from Mr. ThaNT and Mr. Ilumx, it
was laid upon the table.
WELAND.
Mr. O'CONNELL gave notice, that on the b.th of
July he would move for leave to bring in a Bill to, repeal
the Sub-letting Act ; that on the 21st of July he would
move for leave to bring in a Bill to exempt Protestant
Dissenters and Boman Catholics front the payment of
Church rates; that or, the 31st of July (if we beard
him correctly) he wool.; submit certain resolutions on the
state of Ireland ; and that to-morrow he would move to
revive a Bill at last Session, fur better securing charitable
donations.

Aldermqn WAIIIIMAN presented a petition for Re-
form, from the operative Silkweavers of Spitatheld,
Alderinma WOOD presented petition., with die statue