The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-01 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE O) COMMONS. March 31.
(Continued from our Afternoon Edition of yesterday.)
WIDE STREETS (DUBLIN).
Mr. GREGORY moved for a return of all sums of
money handed over by Sir John Kingston James, late
treasurer to the oorporation of the city of Dublin ; also,
of all sums paid by Lord Charlemont and the Wide
Street Commissioners to the credit of the corporation of
the city of Dublin and if same has been applied to the
liquidation of the debenture debt, or to what other pur-
pose, and, if any part of such debt has been liquidated,
the date and particulars ; also a return from the Wide
Street Commissioners of the city of Dublin of all sums of
money lodged by the said Commissioners in court, as
purchase money of certain premises belonging to the
Dublin Corporation, the legal proceedings thereupon.
the judgment pronounced by the Court, and the cost of
such proceedings• and a copy of the deed of 1819, by
which trusties were appointed for the management of
the debenture debt of the Corporation of Dublin, the
legal proceedings to remove such trustees, the judgment
pronounced by the court, and the cost of such proceed-
ings.—Motion agreed to.
THE CASE OF DICKSON v. PAPE.—EXCISE

LICENSE.
Mr. GREGORY also moved for returns (in addition
to the Sessional Paper, No. 662, for 1845) showing, in
an additional column, and opposite each spirit grocer's
name, the rate or amount of excise license duty which
the judges decided, in the case of Dickson v. Pape,
to be that which ought to have been charged and
paid by each spirit grocer for his license respec-
tively ; and of the amount received by the
Excise from each such grocer during the period
be took out and renewed such license, from the sth day
of July, 1638, until the sth day of July, 1844, similarly
arranged. Also copies of all memorials addressed to the
Treasury by spirit grocers in Ireland, from the Ist day
of January, 1845, to the Ist day of March, 1846, praying
that such excess of duty received by the Excise should
be returned to them; and copies of the answers returned
to each such memorial.—Motion agreed to.
BOYS IN THE NAVY.

Mr. HUME moved for a return of the number of
boys entered on board her Majesty's ships or vessels of
war, from the first day of January to the 31st day of
December, 1846, according to the following. form:—
First Class Boys, entered the Navy for
first time
11 second time
Second Class Boys, entered the Navy for
first time .... .
/9 second time

Total

From whence obtained :
Greenwich Royal Naval Asylum
Marine Society School
Other sources

Total..

Could write and read
write or read only
neither read nor write
Good scholars
Doubtful

Total

Petty officer 3, Seamen, or Boys, invalided
discharged
deserted
deaths

Total

Motion agreed to.
APPRENTICES IN THE NAVY.
The HON. MEMBER also moved for an abstract from
the Register-General of Shipping, showing the number
of boys apprenticed from the lstday of January to the
31st day of December, 1846—for three years, four years,
five years, six years, seven years, and total number.
Agreed to.
CHARITABLE TRUSTS.
The HoN. MEMBER als ) moved tor a message to the
Lords, that they %you'd be pleased to communicate a
copy of the minutes of evidence taken before the Select
Committee of the house of L0r.13, appointed to consider
a Bill, intituled, An Act fo: securing the due adminis-
tration of Charitable Trusts in England and Wales.

Agreed to.
NUMBER OF RECRUITS IN THE ARMY.
The Hox. MEMBER withdrew the motion of which he
bad given notice respecting the number of recruits in
the army who were enlisted from the Ist day of January
to the 31st of December, 1846.

REGARDERSHIP OF THE NEW FOREST.
Mr. TRELAWNY moved for a return of the name
of the officer who held the Regardership in the New
Forest then vacant; the duties and emoluments of the
office; when the last election of a Regarderer was con-
tested, and the number of freeholders of the county of
Hampshire who were polled at such election; the names
of the present Regarderers, and the amount of fees, sa-
laries, and emoluments received by each during the
years 1843, 1844, and 1845, and the perquisites, if any,
received by them.
In consequence of some suggestion from Lord JOHN
RUSSELL, which did not reach the gallery, the motion
was withdrawn.