The Sun.
London, England, 1847-01-27 00:00:00

PUBLIC PETITIONS.

Select Committee appointed, "to whom shall be referred
all petitions presented to the House, with the exception of
such as complain of undue returns, or relate to private Bills;
and that such Committee do classify and prepare abstracts of
the same, in such form and manner as shall appear to them
best suited to convey to the. House all requisite information
respecting their contents, and do report the same from time
to time to the House ; and that such reports do in all cases
set forth the number of signatures to each petition :—And
that such Committee have power to direct the printing in
extenso of such petitions, or of such parts of petitions as shall
appear to require it :—Aud that such Committee have power
to report their opinion and observations thereupon to the
House :"—Mr. Thornelv, Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Earl of
Arundel and Surrey, Lord Courtenay, Viscount Duncan,
Captain Jones, Mr. Cripps, Mr. Pusey, Mr. Edward Buller,
Mr. Buckley, Mr. William Hamilton, Mr. Owen Stanley,
Mr. Brothertou, Mr. Villiers Stuart, and Lord Alfred Hervey:
—Three to be the quorum.
SETTLEMENT AND POOR REMOVAL.
Select Committee nominated :—Mr. Charles Baser, Sir
James Graham, Mr. Bankes, Mr. John Evelyn Denison. Si
George Grey, Mr. Thomas Duncombe, Lord Harry
Mr. Mr. Poulett Scrope, Mr. Williom Miles, Mr. Charles Aqui liens
Mr. Borthwick, Mr. Charles Round, M Aiedrasomn4olllpapd ts,r.
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NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Sharman Crawford—Resolution, That it appears to
this House, from the reports of the various Committees and
Commissions, that the system generally adopted in times
past in the letting and management of landed property in
Ireland, have been one of the main causes of the present die-
tressed state of that country, and the disordered state of its
social relations ; and that no measures can be effectual in
producing a demand for labour, or improving the condition
of the people, which shall not include such an amendment or
the laws of landlord and tenant as shall give to the improv-
ing tenant in occupation a sufficient permanency of tenure,
or else establish the tenant's right to claim by law full com-
pensation for all benefits created by the expenditure of his
labour and capital on the premises in his occupation.—Tuns-
dair Feb.l 2illiose an absenteeWilliam Smith O'Brien—Toprop
for Ireland.—Tuesday, Feb. 9.
Mr. Ricardo—Select Committee on navigation laws.--
Tuesday, Feb. 9.
Dr. Bowring—Resolutions for adding to the safety of the
public revenue and the improvement of the public accounts.
—Tuesday, Feb. 9. .
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EXETER, lIALL.—Last night the Sacred Harmonic
Society gave Haydn's Oratorio of the Creation for the second
and last time this season. The hall was crowded. Miss
Birch, Mr. Lackey, and Mr. Phillips were the vocalists. The
next performance will comprise the Dettingen Te Deum and
Coronation .elnthon of Handel, and the 12th Service of
Mozart. Mendelssohn and Spobr are both expected during
the season to conduct oratorios of their
.conaposition at
Exeter Halt