The Sun.
London, England, 1824-07-24 00:00:00

PILIVATE

TIOUSII ()I (,'(.)M ZION
.STA NUM() ORDERS with reepeet to the l‘t OTYR of CON-
DUCT INt the PRIV ATI; BUS I of the HOUSE.
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L.—Resolved, That the' period for giving Notices with re-
tensile* to Private Bills, and for the depositing the Plans and
Books of Reference with the Clerks of the Peace, which is now
limited, by the Standing Orders, to the months of August and
Septeinber, and the lifichaelmas Quarter Session's, be extended
to th.J manila 'f October aufl Novernlier, and the Quarter Ser.
*inn: 1.'.": next Plowing,
`2.—Resolveti, That a Committee he appointed at the corn-
,
Mencement .-of every Session, consisting of twenty-one Mem-
bers, of whom thtee *hall be a quorum, to be denominated,
The Standing Order Cotnmitte9,;" to whom shall be referred
every Petition presented to the Bowie, having for its object to
dispense with any of the Standing Orders rel-ttive to I rivate
lliils ; and that such - Committee do report their opinion there-
upon to the House.
3.-efteitoved, That no Private Bill be read a second time,
until after the expiratieh of two enlendar months from the
day the last notice shall have been given in the newspaper.
•4.—lttetolved. That no petition egainst a Private 11111 be re-
ferred to the Committee on such Bill, ssitich shall not distinctly
specify the giouni on which the petitioner or petitioners object
to the Bill, or 0. any of the provisionsi thereof; and that the
petitioners be only heard on such ground* so stated ; and if it
shall appear to the said Committee. that such grounds are not
specified with suitleient accuracy, the Committee may direct
that there he given in to the Committee a more epecitie state-
wont. in writing, of such grounds of objection so inaccurately
specified.
b•..-Besolved, That a lllled.up Bill, signed by the Agent for
the 11111 as proposed te beeuboutted to the Committee, be de_
posited in the Private Bill Office atthe time of giving notice
of the meeting of the Committee on the Bill ; and that all
parties shall be entitled to tt copy thereof; mem Myment of the
charges for making out amendinentietif such Bill.
,6.—lteanlved, That the Standing Order of the. P2th April,
1404, requirinif eight 3lentbers to be preeent, before a Com-
mittee on a cation, or Bill, is formed, be altered; and that
five Members shall henceforth be the number to constitute the
Committee, and that their names be entered accordingly by the
'nark of the Conimittee, on the Al Mutes of the Committee.
7.—Resolved, That the 31iniites of the Committee, on every
radioed private Bill, be brought up end laid on the table of
the house toil ether with the Boort of every Committee.
li.—llestilved, That no postponement of the first meeting of
any Committee on a Private Bill shall take plaee, unless notice
sled! he given et the Private Bill OfEceone clear day before the
time fxed for uch Meting of the Committee ; and that no
nticei fel' Iswoceedine in any Private Bill shell be lodged
afater eight dtthe'eleck ings
the evening.
Onkred, That the said Resolutions be made Standing Orders

A remity, ar + Owen, have experienced,
in.a.very calamitous manner, the effects of hydro.
phobia. Some:time since the. clog went mud, and
bit one of the children anti a mule.; this animal
BISO become; mad, and being accustomed to draw
in H tea
.1) a paroxysm of the disease,
bit one of the horses. A I.loy belonging to the
attempting to restrain the mule, was
caught by the finger, nor could it be taken from
its mouth Oil the asldlituitee of some person ,had
been procured, and who only disengaged it from
the
,violencethe mule by destroying the
animal on the spot. The horse has since died
Wilt mad, and four meMbers.of,the family, bitten
richer by the dog or the mule, have been sent to
the Generahilospita Birmingham.—( II Cr tfo rd
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