The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-04 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

110 LSE OF COMMONS.
Lunce,_3° die Mariii, 1823.

Roans--Wigtown, Whitechapel, and "Skipton and Caine—
Bills ordered. Preston and Gargling, Bridgford Lane, and
Lincoln Heath—Bills read a2d time, and committed. Can-
terbury and'Barliam, Dartmouth and Keyberry, knd Lyme
Regis—Petitions for Bills reported. Market Harborough—
Petition of Inhabitants of several parishes adjoining the
turnpike Foul from Market llarborough to Ooventry ; also,
from Rugby and Lutterworth to Market Harborough;
against; to lie on the table. Greenfield and Shepley—Peti-
tion of Owners and'Occupiers of Estates in Marsden in Al.
mondbury, against; referred to the Committee on the Bill..
GAs Lin Ts—Paisley—Petition for Bill reported. Bristol—
Bill ordered.
Isanov EmENT—Darlington—Bill read a second time, and
committed.
Cx uRC RE s—Shad well—B ill ordered.
VEs T R Y—Bethnal Green—Petition of Inhabitant Householders
and Vestrymen, in favour ; Bill read a second time, and
committed.

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GENERAL TURNPIKE ACT—Petition of Farmers and Free-

holders, of Cumberland, against ; to be printed.
DUBLIN TAXATlON—Petition of householders and Inhabi-
tants of Dublin, for the re-appointment of the Committee
thereon ; to be printed.
WATERwonKs—Skipton—Petition for Bill reported.
INcLosußE—Cherry Burton (York )—Petition of Proprietors
of Lands, against • to lie on the table.
BRlDGE—Petition from Owners and Occupiers of Land, ad.
joining the banks of the Severn, against; referred to the
Committee on the Bill Counsel ordered.

SMALL DEBTs—Manley—Bill read a tirstitillie.
SCOTTISH CnEnurons—Bill considered snVonimittee ; to be
reported to-morrow (this day).
MARRIAGE VALIDITY—BiII read a second time, and com-
mitted for to-morrow (this day.)
MARRIAGE ACT REPEAL—BiII read a first time, to be read
a second time on Wednesday, and to be printed.
ANNUAL. DUTIES Bills read a third time,
EXCHE QUER BI LLB ( .£20,Q00,000)
TRANSFER OF AIDS t and passed.
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COMBINATION OF WORKMEN—BiII to amend Acts, ordered
to be brought in by Mr. Peter Moore, Mr. Maxwell, Mr.
Ellice, Mr. Denman, and Mr. Birch.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS for THIS DAY.
1. Mr. Hume—Church Establishment; Church Property; and
Tithes (Ireland).
2. 11Ir. Nolan—Poor Laws Amendment fill.

3. Mr. MarryatLlnformatinn respecting the Doterel and Car-
nation Cruizers.
4. Sir William Cuninghatn to amend Act [lO
Geo. 3, c. 511 to encourage the improvement of Lands and
Tenements, &c. in Scotland held under settlements of
strict entail.
5. Sir Thomas Acland—Bill to explain so much of the General
Turnpike Act as regards carriages laden with lime.
ORDERS of the DAY for THIS DAY.
1. Scottish Creditors Bill•-Report.
2. Marriage Validity Bill—Committee.
3. National Debt Reduction Acts—Report thereupon.
NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Wednesday, March 5.
1. Mr. Abercromby—Motion relative to Secret Societies in Ire-
land, commonly called Orange Societies (deferred from
March 4.)
2. Mr. Maurice Fitzgerald—Papers in possession of the Irish
Government relating to Orange Lodges. (deferred from
March 4.)
3. Mr. llastings Davies—Tp present Petition from Colonel
Allen.

Friday, March 7.
Sir Thomas Lethbridge--hill to define more exactly the
Subdivisions of Counties (deferred from March 5).
Wednesday, March 19.
Mr. Woolryche Whitmore—Conunittee to inquire into the
Duties payable on East and West India Sugar.
. Thursday, illaro 20.
• Lord Archibald Hamilton—Motionh for the warrant of ap-
_pointment of the Magistrates of Inverness.
PRIVATE BILLS—SEcoND READINGS for THIS DAY.
1. Uckfield Roads I 3. Forfar Court house. Worthing Roads I 4. Cherry Burton Inclosure.