The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-28 00:00:00

ARM SEA V ICE BILL.
HOUSE OF LORDS-APRIL 26.
DIVISION ON THE SECOND READING.
CONTENTS.

Lord Chancellor

EARLS.

BASONS.

DUKU.
St. .11bans
13,11t:rd
Nv e.L

Lovelace

Foley

Devon

nAILQUISES.

Cidtvicl..rde
Zl eILII

Upton

EARLS.

Claretlitt,ti

Biini,t:4t, a
A uc:ii:Ltid

Minty

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PON,

Catdoys

Cowper Campbell
Zetland Erskine
Effingham WI ottesley
Camperdown Monteagle, of Bran-
Forttscue don
Waldegrave Colborne
Suffolk and Berkshire Sudeiey
Ilchester Glenelg
Ellesmere De Freyne
Dalhousie Byron
St. Germans Dacre
Bruce Montfort
Teynham
De Mauley
Denman
Leigh
Beaumont
Carrington
Churchill
Wharncliffe
Lyttelton

VISCOUNT.
Falkland

BISHOPS.
St. Asaph
Worcester

Durham
Salisbury
BARONS.

Strafford

DUXES.

luchmuud
Newc,stle
Br:tufo:1
Bucx tugtiam
tltvelana

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NON-CONTENTS.

LARLS. BARONS.
Somers Kenyon
Ellenborough Bolton
Stradbroke Rodney
Orkney Wynford
Leven and Melville Colville
Longford Hoyt esbury
Hardwicke Sondes
Sheffield De Roe
Limerick Ashburton
Lonadale Stanley
Desart Blayney
Harewood Gray
Romney Templemore
Eldon Colchester
VISCOUNTS. Saltoun
Beresford Tenterdeax
Combennere Faversham
BARONS. Southampton
Redesdale Brougham

FOR.
1:•.,1 01 Leicester
1 Spencer
1 of Radnor
r: Dude

PAIRS.

AGAIXST.
Earl of Lauderdale
Earl of Charlevillo
Lord Walsingham
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Gardner
Lord De Li.Ve
Lord Willoughby d'Ercsby
Viscount Strangford
Duke of Montruse
Lord Boston.

Lora Crewe
o d Langdale
.rquis of Conyngham
Ea, of Fingal'
irquis of Donegal

COMMITTEES ON PRIVATE BILLS

(YESTERDAY).

LIVER-POOL WATERWORKS.

A v,ry numerous Committee assembled this morning on
the Hilt of the Corporation of Liverpool, for a better supply
.of water to that town. The Bill is opposed by the liar-
all,g,on Waterworks Company, the Boodle Company, and a
array of proprietors. There was a large array
.t the bar, and after the examination of a few witnesses
nn -:,e ',eta of the case, and a long argument between the
engaged for the several parties, at the suggestion of
t h“ C-mmittee, an adjournment took place, to enable the two
ex ist i,:g Waterworks Companies to come to an arrangement
41 aid provisions of an agreement for the sale of their pro-
ve the Corporation. After this is settled, it is agreed
he Committee shall proceed with the merits of the Bill.

I.)!'.•:NING OF THE BROMPTON COUNTY COURT.—
tO 1 2.1%c the Brompton County Court for the recovery of
itti) under 20/. was opened in the large room of the Paken-
n-iiii Auns Tavern, Knightsbridge-green, which has been
1 srily fitted up for the purpose, until a Court-house is
e • ea, tn-fore Andrew Amos, Esq., the Judge appointed by
rd Chancellor to that and the lllarylebone and Brent-
/ e nnty Courts, Mr. W. Burrows being the clerk, and
iiogers the high bailiff: The district comprises those
▪ of the parishes of Kensington and Hammersmith
▪ of the centre of the Uxbridge-road, from where Ham-
"''mallgit joins Acton parish, and passing through Victoria-
: 'terms Hyde park, and through Albert-gate and down
Ktonei:7,t‘_re__‘ofeS. lo_ane-atreet to the river Thames, includes
Chelsea, and Fulham. The sitting will, on
'l,i
.e, undereM three days; yesterday, cases under M. ;
Ott • :.once of persons; wand on Wednesday, under 201. The
as most numerous, but no cases of
interest occurred.
i' A TALL ACCIDBITT By MA
by
Mr.
i-CHINERY.—An inquest
was htiti on Monday
ifre, at the Plough, Carey.
y of Timothy Lowlev,
street, it ac
Inn-fields, on
Nwecgikoed with his father it
:aged thirteen. The deceased
Wellington-street
.Bieleticia'a papier machi work
North, strand, and on the afternoon 15si
ethe 13th instant,
-whilst alone in a room in which he wao
-playing with some steam machinery notwitlrnisit'l°n3'e'z 41, ee
gut
'been can: ioned repeatedly of the danger, byathariun-
his
;right hand between two large iron rollers revolvingtin-
gr:nding paper to a pulp, and before he could at
w with-
draw draw it, the rollers drew the hand and arm in as high as the
shoulder ; his screams brought assistance, and the engine was
instantly stopped, but before the arm could be extricated the
machinery had to be taken fo pieces, when it was found
,shockingly mutilated. He was conveyed to the King's Col-
lege Hospital, where subsequently the arm was amputated,
but he died on Friday last from the effects of the injury.
Verdict, "Accidental death."
AN ADVENTUROUS ACT.—On Wednesday a daring
act wa.‘ performed on the river by an American seaman. His
vessel L =:ing on the point of leaving for New York, he for-
warded his sea chest on board. On going to the ship, how-
ever, w:len she had anchored in the river, off the Prince's
Parade, half way across the stream, he found that some mis-
ts tuned ; and determined not to leave without his
Atoforyt,.- ortbwith plunged overboard, and, notwith-
erful ebb of the tide, swam boldly ashore to
, ,l-f-AFrefiade) bolduTtin one heed a bundle of clothes of by no
i,:ttrea9^' 10p,ii,derab1e size. On landing, though dripping with
avet..,h4Spiffiared to treat the feat with the utmost uoneha-
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