The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-19 00:00:00

TICK SUN,

GLASGOW, PAISLEY, AND GREENOCK

RAILWAY.
Mr. HASTIE presented six petitions against the
Glasgow, Paisley, and Greenock Railway.
PRIEATE BUSINESS.

Mr. GEEENE moved that this House will not re-
ceive a petition against a railway Bill after Monday the
3d day of May next, unless the petitioners shall com-
plain of any matter which may have arisen during the
progress of the Bill before the Committee on the Bill.
That, from and after the said 3d day of May next, the
Committee of Classification be empowered to refer to the
Chairman of the Committee of Ways and Means, toge-
ther with the Members ordered to prepare and bring in
the Bill, such unopposed Bills as they shall deem it de-
sirable so to refer.—Agreed to.
Dr. BOWLING presented a:petition against the Bills
of the Great Northern Railway Company.
• REPORTS.

The reports on the following Bills were considered
and agreed to, and the Bills ordered to be engrossed:—
Darwen Waterworks and Reservoirs Bill.

Newhaven Harbour, Ouse Lower Navigation, and Lewes
and Laughton Drainage.
Newmarket and Chesterford Railway (Extension to
Thetford).
Newmarket and Che3terford Railway (Extension to
Bury St. Edmund's, with a Branch to Ely).
HOLYHEAD HARBOUR.

Mr. WARD moved that the order, that Viscount
Morpeth, Mr. Ward, and Mr. Owen Stanley be Mem-
bers of the Select Committee on the Holynead Har
beur Bill, be discharged. He made the motion
at the request of the Noble Lord the Member
for Liverpool, who was of opinion that the appoint-
ment of the Committee ought to be . delayed until
the report of the Commissioners, appointed to consider
the subject, was before the House. He should lay that
report on the table either to-morrow or next day.

The motion was agreed to.
LONDON, OXFORD, AND CHELTENHAM

RAILWAY.,
Mr. C. BERKELEY moved that the petition of the
inhabitants of Cheltenham, in favour of the London,
Oxford, and Cheltenham Railway, and against the Chel-
tenham and Oxford Railway Bill, be referred to the
Committee on the Bill.—Agreed to.
FEES ON PRIVATE BILLS.

The SPEAKER said he had to acquaint the House,
that in accordance with the resolution of the House, he
had caused a list of fees, payable on private bills, to be
prepared.
'NEW MARKET AND CHESTERFORD RAILWAY.

This Bill, repealing the provision, authorising the
compavy to use the line of the Eastern Counties Rail-
way, was read a third time and passed.

EDUCATION.

=Mr. P. HOWARD presented two petitions from Car.
lhte, against the Government Exhume of education.
Mr. HASTIE presented several petitions from Scot-
land to the same effect.

Mr. THORNELY presented petitions from Devon.
shire and North Wales to the same effect.

Mr. W.:PATTEN presented several petitions.,in favour
of the scheme, and two against it.
Mr. R. CURRIE presented a petition fromi North-
amptonshire against the Government educational scheme.
Mr. BAILEY presented petitions to the same effect.
Mr. WILLIAMS presented two petitions to the same
effect. The lion. Member also presented a petition
from a person named Williams, complaining that the
Irish Board of Works were guilty of jobbing practices
in connection with their functions.

Mr. DUNCAN presented several petitions from Scot-
land against the Government Scheme of Education.
Petitions were also presented against the measure by
Mr. Redhead Yorke, by Mr. Protheroe, by Mr. Huntley,
by Mr. Brutherton, Lord C. Fitzroy, Mr. Greene, by
Mr. Walker, Mr. Gisborne upwards of 20 petitions, Mr.
Godson, Mr. Sharman Crawford 26 petitions from Wes-
leyans and others from Rochdale.
Mr. HINDLEY aho presented 700 petitions from
Baptists and Independents against the Government
educatin, from the following places:—Broadway, Somer-
set; Wotton Basset, Wilts; Scotter, Lincoln; Zion
Chapel, Skipton, Yorkshire; Eden Chapel, Cambridge;
Wickham, Seth,lk; Dunmow (2), Essex; Ledbury (2),
Kent; Tiptree Heath (3), Essex; Petersfield, Essex;
St. Bridwell, Gloucester; Rayleigh, Essex; Sway,
Hampshire; Pockiington, Yorkshire; Proscot, Devon;
Waltham Abbey, Essex; March, Cambridge; Ten-
terden (3 ), Kent ; Holbeck (2 ), Lincoln ;
Geadington, Northampton ; Little Dean, Gloucester ;
Sidbury, Devon ; Pinchbeck (2), Lincoln ; Isleham,
Cambridge; Wheatley, Oxfordshire ; Stow, Gloucester;
Tunbridge Well, Kent; Romsey, Hampshire ; Loading-
ton, Northampton ; Leeds, York ; Dunstable, Bedford;
Kelwedon, Essex; Berkhampstead, Hertford; Throope
' (3), Hants; Wattisfield, Suffolk; Wrentham, Suffolk;
East Dereham, Norfolk; Wiugrave, Buckingham; Over
Darwen, Lancaster; Acrington, Lancaster; Mattershall,
Norfolk; Burnham, Somerset; Long Buckley, Northamp-
ton ; North Elmham, Norfolk ; Yeovil (3), Somerset;
Horsham ; Grassington ; Dittos', Surrey • Topsham,
Devon ; Chiswick, Middlesex ; Westerham, Kent ;
Beaulieu Rails, Hampshire ; Four Elms, Hever, Kent ;
Abbingdon, Berkshire ; Southwold, Seffolk ; Wood-
bridge (2) ; Warden Bradley, Wilts ; Poleworth, War-
wick ; Baddesly Ensor, Warwick ; Borobridge, Somer-
set ; Barrington, Cambridge ; Staplehurst (2), Kent ;
Tunbridge, Kent ; Hales Craven, Worcestershire ;
Burton-on the-Water, Gloucestershire ; Ashton-under-
Lyne, Lancashire; Staley-bridge, Cheshire; I)eckeufield,
Cheshire; Denton, Lancashire; Saddleworth, Yorkshire;
Carts Colne, county of Essex ; Craven Chapel, London;
Harmer Hill, Salop ; Melbourn, Cambridge ; Warriston,
Gloucester ; Wem, Salop ; Sutton Vallabce' Kent ;
Harwich, Lancaster ; Llangywyn, Glamorgan ;Hindley,
Lancasiiire ; St. Paul's, Hindley, Lancashire ; Stockport,
Cheshire ; Harwich, Lancaster ; Hindley, Lancaster ;
Walton, Norfolk ; Wigan, Lancaster ; Gwernypant,
Montgomery ; South Molton, Devon ; Nash, Bucks ;
Petersfield, Bucks ; Stowebridge, Worcester ; Standst-
gate, Lancaster ; Orrell, Lancaster ; Llanfechen, Mont-
gomery ; Carno, Montgomery ; Wigan, Lancashire ;
Llenbry nmair, Montgomery; Cements Chapel, Montgo-
mery; Ashton in Macclesfield, Lancashire; two from
Ramsgate, Kent; Ross, Hereford; Wigan, Lancashire;
Shetford, Bedford,hire; Shipdham, Norfolk; Cemmase,
Montgomery ; Hindley, Lancashire ; Belper. Derby;
Llanci fil,(Montgomery ; West Hough ton.:Lancashire ; Wi-
gan, Lancaster; Orrel, Lancaster; South Creek, Nor-
folk; i I bourne, Lancaster ; Tisbury,Wil ts ; Staley bridge,
Cheshire; Hiridley, Lancaster ; Mocsmynis, Denbigh;
A therston e, Denbigh; Datchet, Bucks; Bryn igl wys, Den-
bigh • Glynarthe, Cardigan ; Gamaborough, Lincoln ;
Bexham,' W. Wexham, and Bangor, Denbigh; Aldreth,
Cambridge ; Dowgay, Montgomery ' • Tooting, Surrey ;
Southampton ; Ravensthorpe, Northampton ; Dunning-
ton, Warwichshire ; Turvey, Beds ; Oswestry, Salop ;
Turvey, Beds ; Hinckley, Leicester ; Llangollen, Den-
bigh ; Hackalton, Northampton ; Horeale, Surrey ;
Long-acre, London ; Blisworth, Northampton ; Water-
beach, Cambridge ; Hinckley, Leicester ; Preston,
Lancashire ; Newington, Edinburgh ; Yelling, Hun-
tingdon ; Cranbrook, Kent ; Hoye End, South-
ampton ; Shelstanger, Norfolk; Uckfit ld, Sussex;
Tottle Bank, Lancaster ; Urviscombe, Somerset ; Tottle
Bank, Worcester ; Iwarminster and East Leake, Not-
tingham ; Willingham, Cambridge ; Petworth, Sussex;
Llangantin, Brecon ; Builth and St. Mawes, Cornwall ;
Colchester and Llansilian, Denbigh ; Denbigh and
Wigan, Lancashire ; Brynmawr, Cardiganshire ; New-
port, Isle of Wight ; Ilawm, Cardiganshire ; Wolver-
hampton and Llansamiffraid, Montgomery ' • Ambles,
Northumberland ; Monah and Wrexham. Denbigh ;
Fakenham, Norfolk ; Minstaley, Salop ; Havant, Den-
bigh; Wrexham, Denbigh; Kingsbridge Devon; Somer-
set; Montacute, Somerset; Messenaen;Bucks; Camden
Town, London; Ryhdbuaws, Carnarvon.; Forest Row,
Mardi ain, Norfolk;
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Leicestershire
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Sussex; Hoxton, London ; Carnarvon; Banbury, Oxon;
Cambridge;
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Woodend, Northampton ; King's Norton, 'Worcester ;
Christchurch, Hants ; Norton Pinkney, Northampton ;
Southern, Sussex ; Roade, Northampton ; Finsbury,
London ; Gillingham, Dorset; York, Yorkshire; Cook-
ham Dean, Berks ; Hatislope, Bucks ; Haughtun Regis,
Bedford ; Alberavon, Glamorgan ; Swaversey, Cam-
bridge ; Minsley, Bucks ; Dymchurch, Kent ; Todding-
ton, Bedford ; Whaddon, Bucks ; Brumley, Kent ;
Romney* Kent ; -Henley, Oxon ; Fovant, Wiltshire ;
Bethney, Pembrook ; Great Horwood, Bucks ; Orping-
lon, Kent ; Weston- by- Weedon. Northampton ; Brack -
nell, Berks ; Tottenham, Middlesex; Wincanton, Somer-
set ; Frome Selwood, Somerset ; Chesham, Bucks ;
Southmiuster, Essex ; Sawbridgeworth, Hereford ; Sto-
gunaber, Somerset ; Ashamsteadi Berks ; Louth, Lin-
.colo.;tLlanabon, Glamorgan L. Pontyceire Ceinarvon ;
Rending, Berke.; Battle, Sussex • Maryport, etinstier-
land e Reuling, Berks ; Rugly, Varwick ; ToWer Hill,
Lincoln ; Wendovenr,acußowue,k;i.e; isncnkalielbey,ac*Ll:iesztoepr ;
Guernsey ; Little Granaden, Cambridge ; COcingly,
Boston, Lincoln ; Sent
• Irthltngborough, Northampton ; Broadwindsor, Der--;
set ; lnglewhite, Westmoreland ' • Swavesey and
Chesterton, Cambridge ; Upavon, Wiltshire ; Stour-
bridge, Worcester ; Whittleaea, Cambridge ; Mor-
cott, Rutland; . Gransden, Huntingdon; Bradninch,'
Devon; Horneastle, Lincoln; Swayseay, Cambridge;
Seven • Oaks, Kent ; Waltop, Southampton; Eglwys
Erair, Glamorgan; Alcester, Warwick ; Glernsford,
Suffolk ' • Bottesham, Cambridge; Clayton, York ;
Cottenham, Cambridge ; Monks Kerby, Warwick;
Ford, Bucks; Chesham, Bucks; Hackney, London;
Edge Hill, Lancashire ; Redgamount, Bedford ;
From Sunday School Teachers of the following places:
—From Mile End New Town; Mosley, Oldham, Ashton-
under-Lyne, Ryecroft, Droylsden, Denton, Wigan, (3),
Dover in Abram, Oviel, Hindley Common, Lancashire;
Gray, Montgomery ; Chulmleigh, Devon ; Paulton,
Somerset; Abingdon, Berks; Lollacombe, Devon • Sut-
ton, Berks; Rotherham, York; Dukinfield, Stale bridge,
Castle Hill, Cheshire; Saddleworth, York ; Westhough ton,
Hindley Common, Wighan (4), Harwich (2), Thirdley
(2), Lancashire; Ramsgate (Keut); Ilfracombe, Devon;
Princes Fields, Leeds, Yorkshire; Llensaintlraid, Mont-
gomeryshire; Golborne, Birmingham (2), Lancashire;
South Molton (2), Devon ; Glandwin, Pembrooke;
Pentonville, London ; Fakenham, Suffolk ; Astwere,
Devon; Dawnharn, Norfolk; Lidbury, Devon; Ball Pond
Road, London ; St. Notes, Huntingdonshire ;
Llanwinis, Carmarthenshire ; Witham, Essex ;
Winsgate, Lancashire ; Builth, Brecon ; Colne, Lan-
cashire ; Dunmowe, Essex ; Springthorpe, Lincoln;
Kington, Hereford; Hadleigh, Suffolk; Witham, Essex;
Frome, Somerset; Chesham (2), Bucks; Frome Sel-
wood, Somerset; Henley-on-Thames, Oxon; Sidmouth,
Devon; Broadwiudsor, Dorset; Ichford, Bucks; South
minster and Burnham, Essex ; Lockwood, York ;
Henley and Measham, Oxon; Upper Clapton, Middle-
sex; Shrewton, Wilts-, Chesterton, Cambrige; Chesham,
Bucks; Horneastle, Lincoln; St. Alban's, Hertford;
Shadwell, Middlesex ; Clayton, York; Wincanton,
Bootle-
street, Manchester
Somersetsbire ; Norwich ; Pershore, Worcester; Hal-
OP? Moor, and Ashton-under-Lyne (4), Lancas-
'ter -; PembrokeTynemoUtb; Northumberland ; Bootle-
Torrington De Meaulden, DeafOidtiblie Great