The Sun.
London, England, 1824-05-25 00:00:00

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SeqtientlY PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. I WEST INDIA. DOCKS.
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ROUSE OF COMMONS.
)f paper. DELIVERIES for the WEEK, and STOCK ON HAND,
lore suli- Luna', 24° the ill aii, 1824. for the Week ending the of 22nd May, 1824.
,re on the Roans—Bolton and Chorley, and Langport--Bills read a3d
I paraded time, and passed. Glasgow and Portpatrick (Petition for ad- Delivered.
sally well ditional provision to lis on the table), and Renfrevrshire-
-1 Stock on
is known Further time granted for making the Reports. Bideford, Aticles.
misrepre- Porthdhilliten and Pullheli, Glasgow and Yoker, and Glas- ICl°omn.c.' 1
Exporta- hand.
penciled gow and Parkhead—Bills reported, to be ingrossed. Com-, sumption. tion.
tement,' mercial—Bill reported, Report to lie on the table. . .
the pen' , 4C2IIITABLE LOAN SOCIETY
pressed f ip-------...-
—Manchester Further time Ilhds - - 2,857 - 14,032
nese pen- (ItPIILEET MARKET REMOVAL granted. Sugar {
)f H. 11' )ANS FUND Tierces . - 118 - 1,096
without ihtrlts—Hammersmith—Bill reported, to be ingrossed.
had not b Lary--Further time granted. / Pitticheons - 758 255 23,358
decline''''..,l f.m, a y —Redruth ) Bills reported, Reports to lie on Ruth
nd these NyaTE n won KS —Bolton ) the table. Hhds 19 14 839
my HO," .12.1.P1tOVEAIENTS—Paddington, Manchester, and Leeds—
,e waited Bills reported, to be ingrossed. Hulme—Bill read a third {Rh& and Tierces 150 1,503 10,328
f having time, and passed. Coat.°
reventea COMPANIES—London and Westminster Oil Gas, Hibernian Barrels and Bags 65 1,144 21,913
,pon the 'Mining, and British Annuity—Further time granted. Al-
without Lance Assurance, and Irish Mining—Bills reported, to be (Bales and Bags 41 20 372
,Yestere, ink:rossed. Cotton -:
memor• INcr:osunts—Generglyn (Cardigan)—Further time granted. (Pockets and Scions 16 - 08
ers, and Abbotsida (York), and Sutton Coldfield (Warwick)—Bills
{ roborate ~,
thread a third time, and passed. Butts and Pipes 15 15 1,583
nd tenor 4•"2Ki—St. Katherine's—Five Petitions, against, referred to Wine
e Committee on the Bill; and one, in favour, to lie on Illids and i Casks 13 7 1,040
e part of the table. South London —Three Petitions, against, referred
a intend,. .„ to the Committee on the Bill; further time granted. (Cask-a - - . 18 120
Ido n°` .-rot.rca—Duntlee ) Bills reported, to be in- Pimento I'
t. fon . %VELLAND OUTFALL DRAINAGE ) grossed. (Bags - - - 772 5,790
mt, or 1 PEaltY—Littlehampton )
jui,
nr.s IN \VALES
1 Bills read a third time S Casks - - 1 - 34
m wilt 1:1-,ca SI Coatrosyriox (Ireland) }-
o•
, Inger
ry Hal- lea.:l-sren OF STOCK I and passed. [Bags - - - - 11
which. (OSINTY COURTS
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cc (and •NESSAGE FROM THE LORDS—That they have agreed to {Casks - - 7 - die
e
acter 01 Consolidated Fund Bill,—Patrington, Wilmslow Bridge, Co*"
instant
„arampound, and Carmarthen Roads Bills,—Phoenix Gas Bags - - 3 - 1,500
ig given Light Company Bill, Southwark cSt. John's) Vestry Bill, ,
I con- %Vest Drayton (Middlesex) Inelosure Bill, Lancaster Int- Logwood Tons 164 641 3,6351
ournals Provement Bill, Oldham Church Bill, Clifton Lighting Bill,
e trans- and to Gray's Inn-lane Paving Bill, without amendment. nixie Tons - - 40,1 12} 1,9121
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, NOTICES OF MOT10:!•;S FOR THIS DAY.
1.
• Mr. Lambton—To present a Petition from Mr. Bucking-
ham, respecting Liberty of the Press in India.
Sir John Newport—Consideration of the First Fruit Fund of
Ireland, with the view of rendering it efficient for the
objects to which it was destined by Royal Munificence.
u• Mr. Peter Moore—Bill to repeal the Combination Laws.
4. Ir. Stuart Wortley—Bill to repeal Superannuation of
.Of-
ficers Act (3 Geo. 4, c. 113.)
'• Mr. Hume--To move Standing Order, That no Member
having an interest in a Private Bill, shall be allowed to
a,. ...vote in the Conimittee on
mm the Bill.
Hume--Return of Commitments by Magistrates.
1* Mr. flerries—To move Clause for appropriating the Sup-
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plies of year, in the Committee on Exchequer Bills Bill.
, ORDERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
Clergy Residence (Ireland; Bill—Report.
`. Four per Cents. Repayment Bill—Third Reading.
3. Beer Duties Bill—Report.
4. Law Merchant Amendment Bill—Third Reading.
04. Charities Inquiry Bill—Committee..
". Exchequer Bills (115,000,000) Bill (Appropriation Clause)
—Committee.
i• Lancaster County Court Bill—Second Reading.
n• Wool Importation and Exportation Bill—Third Reading.
,Sl. Newfoundland Fisheries Bill—Report.
iO. Warehoused Wheat Bill—Committee.
11. Dublin Police Bill—Report.
12. Assessed Taxes ill—Further consderation of Rrt.
!3. Lealher and Paper Duties (Ireland)l epo
Bill—Third Reading.
1!• Welsh Coals Bill—Committee.
4. Bankrupt Laws Amendment Bill—Further consideration
p, of Report.
11- General Turnpike Act Amendment Bill—Second Reading.
;ri• New Churches Bill—Second Reading.
8. East India Goods Acts—Report thereupon.
11: Artizans Emigration Bill—Second Beading.
2.• Highland Church Act—Committee thereupon.
" Parochial Stipends (Scotland) Bill—Second Reading.
NOTICE GIVEN YESTERDAY.

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Thursday, May 27.
Mr. Martin (of Galway)—Bill to amend Act 26 Geo. 3, for
houses and other places kept for the purpose of
horses.