The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-05 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS.

From the Votes and Proceedingsqi the House of Commons, April. 2.
COMMITTEES ON PRIVATE BILLS APPOINTED BY THE
COMMITTEE OF SELECTION.

I. British Plate Glass Company Bill,—Order referring the Bill
to Mr. Bernal, ,Fec. discharged; Committee to be named and to
meet after the Easter Recess.

2. Bristol and Exeter Railway Bill,—Order for Committee meet-
ing April 6, discharged.
3. Liverpool Docks Bill,----Hon. W. B. Baring (Staffordshire,
North), Mr. E. Buller (Staffordshire, North), Mr. W. J. Blake
(Newport), and Mr. Alderman Copeland (Stoke.upon-Trent), se.
lected, and added to the Committee.
4. Cheveley Inclosure Bill, referred to Mr. Bernal, the Hon.
Eliot Yorke, Mr. Townley, and Captain Eaton. Committee to
meet April 26, at one.

5. Rhymney Iron Company Bill, referred to Mr. Bernal, Lord
Granville Somerset, Mr. Alderman Thompson, and Mr. Alderman
Copeland. Committee to meet April 26, at half.past one.
6. Newport Docks Bill, referred to Mr. Bernal, Lord Granville
Somerset, and Mr. Octavius Morgan. Commi.tee to meet April
26, at half.past one.
7. Plymouth (Eastern) Roads Bill, referred to Mr. Bernal, Sir
John Yarde Buller, Mr. M. Parker, and Mr. Collier.
S. Plymouth and Exeter Roads Bill, referred to Mr. Bernal, Sir
John Yarde Buller, Sir T. Aeland, and Mr. Divett. Committees to
meet April 26, at half-past two.

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9. Hawkhurat Junction Road Bill. Committee to meet April
27, at twelve.
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10, Canterbury Pavement Bill, Committee to meet April 27,
at twelve.

11. Henley and Dorchester Road Bill. Committee to meet
April 29, at t eve.
12. Nottingham Gas Bill. Committ. to meet April 29,at twelve.

The Committees on the last.mentioned four Bills will he nomi.
nated on Thursday, April 22, the day to which the Committee of
Selection is adjourned.

NOTICES GIVEN AT THE PRIVATE BILL OFFICE.
THURSDAY, APRIL 1.
I. Belfast and Cavehill Railway,—Second Reading, April 5.
2. Burgett's Naturalization,—Report, April 5.
3. Meerbrook Sough Drainage,—Report, April 5.
4. Edinburgh and Glasgow Union Canal (Cobbinshaw Reservoir)

Second Reading, April 5.
5. Monkland Canal,—Second Reading, April 5.
6. Newcastle.upon.Tyne Improvement,--Second Reading, April;,.
7:Patent Rolling •and Compressing 'refl. Company (No: 2),:---
Second Reading, April G.
. Abingdon Road,—Report, April 5.
9. Portbury Pier and Approaches,—Second Reading, April 5.
10. Polloc and Govan Railway,—Report (Clause to be added and
Amendments made), April 2.
FRIDAY, APRIL 2„

1. Meerbrook Sough Drainage-Two Clauses to be added on Re- I
port, April 5.
2. Accrington Gas and Waterworks-Report, April 5.
3. Forth and Clyde Navigation-Second Reading, April 6.
4. Tinsley and Doncaster Road7Secotid Reading, April 6.
5. Stead's Patent Wooden Paving Company-Second Reading,
April 6.
April 6.
Read., April 6.
6. Waningore Thelosure-Report, April 6.
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15. Stumpeross Roads-Report, April 5.
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16. Stumpeross Roads-Third Reading, April 6.
17. King's Lynn Port-Second Reading, April 6.
18. Northern and Eastern Railway--Further Consideration of
Report, April 6.
19. Northern and Eastern Railway (Hertford and Ware Branch)
-Further Consideration of Report, April 6.
20. Manchester and Leeds Railway-Report, April 6.
21. Eastern Counties Railway_auvort, April 5,
22. Manchester and Salford Waterworks-Consideration of Lords'
• Amendments, April 5.

MR. VizARD.—We can console the patriotic
Times, which was quite in a fury on Saturday at Mr.
Vizard having been appointed Solicitor to the Home-officrt,
while he holds the situation of Secretary of Bankrupts, by
informing that Journal and the public that Mr. Vizard
gives up the Secretaryship, which, in consequence of the new
arrangements now making will be abolioted. The want
of a solicitor at the Home Office, such an officer being at
the command of the Treasury, of the Excise, of the Ad-
miralty, and of every Board in the kingdom, has long been
felt, and a greater sum has been frequently paid for pro-
fessional assistance than Mr. Vizard will receive for his
pay all his
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