The Sun.
London, England, 1840-07-15 00:00:00

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Stanley, E. John—North Cheshire
Gordon, Robert—Windsor

TUESDAY, JULY 14.
BRITISH MUSEUM, -t•..
Motion made, and Question put, " That an humble Address
be presented to her Majesty, that she will be gracioudy pleased
to tecommend to the Trustees of the British Musenm, an to
the Trustees of the National 'Gallery,. that thine pia.. esd be
opened for the admission of the public on Sundays, after Divine
Service, at such hours as the houses of licensed victuallers, of
sellers of beer, and of gin-shops' are now legally open to the
,üblic :"—(Mr. Hume ;)—The house divided.
MINORITY-- kyEs, 44.
Fielden, J. lleddington, I'. N.
Ferguson, Robert Stewart, James
Stock, Dr
Fitzsimon. N•
Hector, •C. J. • S.rutt, Edwat d
Stuartord J.
Hutton, ItObert Thorne
Langton, W. CL tely, Thomas
Lynch, H. A. Vtgors, N A.
Martin, John Villiers, Charles 1.
Nu
le, G. F. Warburton, H.
Nagle, Sir R. Willia.ng, W.
Norreys, Sir D. Woo.' Benjamin
Oswald, Yates, John A.
Paget, Frederick
Pechell, Captain
Philips, Ma ark
ilawdon, 1).

Agnonby, H. A
Ainsworth, Peter
Blake, W. J.
Uridgeman, 11.
Frotherton, J.
3,yan, George
Callaghan, Danie)
Clive, E. B.
Collins, W.
►►arlington, Earl of
Oznisw, NV. J.
Dick, Quintin
Duncombe, 'F. S.
:liot, Lord
Euston, Earl r f
Evans, Sir G. De Lacy

TRU!, RS.
Hamilton, C. J. B.
Hume, Jmeph

JORITY—NOES,
Greenaway, C.
Harcourt, G. G.
Hayes, Sir E.
Heathco'e, G. J.
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Lennox, Lord
Gall
Langdale, Hon. C.
Lord A.
Lincoln, Earl a
Lowther, J. H.
Lygon. Ceneral
Mackinnon, W ThomasA
Manic, Hon p .',,c- A.
Meynell, H,

Acland, 'l'. D.
Ashley, Lord
Baines, E.
Baldwin, C. Barry
Baring, F. T.
Barnard, E. G.
Hewes, T.
Blackett, Christopher
Blackstone, W. S.
Blair, .1.
'tatfield, Berialr
Broadwood, H.
Brodie, NV. B.
Cantilupe, Lord
Clef k, Sir G.
Corry, H. L. •
Courtenay, I. 1,
Cowper, Hon W.
Dalrymple, Sir A.
Douglas, Sir C. E. •
Dunbar, 6 corge
Egerton, W. T.
EStcolut, T. G. 13.
Farnham, E. B.
Ferguson,-Sir It A.
Fremantle, Sir T.
• Freslifield, J. W.
thlion, W. D.
Gladstone, VV. E.
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Mildmay, P. St„T.
Morpeth, Viscount
Morris, ILlvid
Parke, C. W.
Patten, John Wilsou
Perceval, Colonel
Piga; D. Ii
?rotheroe, F.
Iti:hards, Richard
llushout, Bowlei
R.3.ssell, Lord John
Ruthertxd, A.
Sandon, Lord
- . ~c,•1110U i, Lord
Sheppard, Thomas
smith; Vernon
iomerset, Lord G.
itanley, F.. 1
3:44drn, Sir Edward
Veigomouth, Lord
rutnell, Henry
turner, E.
Verney, Sir H.
Wilmot, Si 11. E.
Wyndham, W.

TELL SRS.
Inglis, Sir 11. a
Goulburn, H.

nqflu.
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or
str en
If. it were but considered what_ dangerous conse•
improper. spee.taecles, the dreadful effects would be
vision must inevitably result from the continued use
uences to
Y Prenti bth
• removal of the cause; hence
wouldbe considerably diminished and good sight
NCistial diseases
to tbe community to extremp old age. These ob-
preserved lled forth in con •
are ca sequence of the distinguished
ations
sreerevemmendation friosinbessotmoveieo! the. most eminent practitioners
„,O,n the " Patent Preservation
in Europe, that
manufactured
,„ o . _. by ",r. R. Solomons, optician, No.
Spectaci3l
City, and 3(4 Old Bond
-street,
etrhs
of rpoemn
iti he
ieo
tiirsr eant
ti
reidbi
nabt
el
se
street, and their disposal
1 Old ievrrY, ed to these -
establishments by " Royal autho-
'exclusively wee they
ritv,,whih, while are contradistinguished in their
gene d e ell
pre-
serving
' and
that is to be
-"lvey a sense of coolness and plea•
ordinary comfit"' g•
eyes during their protracted use, thus affording the
sure to the
I present enjoyment ,in , . •
d prospective benefit. It
oinfinthrye
most deltabtra -
most
no doubt be gratifying to that poi tion of our readers
afflicted with ileafneFF, to know. that the distressing effects cif
which theY ha" t 5, complaifn 1 may also be as wonderfully re-
which
by the applicationbMr. E. nvisible Hearing Instrualents,
produced y
recently
to the deaf,enabling them to distinguish the faintest
hearinglasses,
inflections of a distanth. speaker, and to participate in all the
oyments w
.ich its privation has hitherto excluded,
various enj pints which generally prevail on such sub-
hut that the torPid
place to the most. lively and pleasurable sensations.
jeers, give apineh
of the various attempts to counterfeit the above
3ln consequence
invaluable inventions, particular attention should be paid to
the proprietors address, namely, No. 1, Old Jewry, City, and
36, Old Bond-street, Piccadilly.
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.—Some young
.
)\'iairods,
arorioul to produce good sport in the fens, have in-
troduced a number of young foxes into the neighbourhood of
S aiding. These mischievous vermin have been feeding upon
the ducks
geese, and fowls of the small farmers in those parts.
one of
wiiorn, having lost sixty geese and about 12/. worth-of
laid wait for and shot a dozen foxes. The hunts.
other pnultrY,
man of a Noble Lord hearing of this fact., went to expostulate
with the destroyer of thq means of carrying on the noble sport,
arid thus accosted him ....._'' What, kill a fox ! Where do you
go when you die ?"--Moicastcr Gavele.
expect to