The Sun.
London, England, 1848-03-10 00:00:00

COUNTY COURTS.

Dr. BOIVRiN forfora tabular return of,
Ist. The name and residence of each clerk appointed
under the County Courts Act : 2d. The number of
courts for which each such clerk is appointed, with the
names of such courts, and the distance of each court
from the clerk's residence : 3d. The name and resi-
dence of each assistant clerk employed by the
clerk, distinguishing suck assistants as are
duly admitted attorneys of the superior
courts from those who are not attorneys : 4th. The
duties personally performed by each clerk, and the
duties actually performed by the assistant clerks in
their respective courts : ith. The amount of fees
actually received by each clerk holding a plurality of
appointments, showing the aggregate amount re-
ceived for.; all the appointments, with the amount,
if any, of travelling expenses allowed to
him out of the suitors' general fund : 6th.
The total amount of fees or salary actually
allowed by each clerk to each of his assistants out of
the clerks' fees: 7th. Return of high-bailiffs, and
the number of courts for which each bailiff is ap-
pointed, with his residence, trade, or profession : Bth.
The fees allowed by each bailiff to his sub-bailiffs,
where such high-bailiff holds a plurality of appoint-
ments.—Agreed to.
The HoN. MEMBER also gave notice that to-mor-
row he would move for other returns connected with
the administration of county courts.
NOTICES OF MOTION.

Mr. BRIGHT gave notice that he should postpone
his Bill on the game-laws till this day fortnight.
Mr. LUSHINGTON gave notice that, to-morrow,
he should present a petition from a number of the
electors and inhabitants of Westminster, praying
that an inquiry might be instituted into the foul and
disgusting practices which are still retained in several
workhouses of the metropolis.
Mr. BANKES gave notice that to-morrow he would
put a question to her Majesty's Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, as to whether any reply bad been
received to the representations made by the Minister
at the Court of Madrid on the subject of the in-
creased duties the Government of Spain proposed to
place
etuacreornn hadart beenicleso made,f British
in compliancemanufacture; with
also, why
no an
order of the House, with respect to the tariffs of
Spain and Portugal.
COMMITTEE OF PRIVILEGES. _ _

Lord H. VANE brought up the report of the
Committee of Privileges. _

iii:6:BERKELtY said, that on the part of the
petitioners he should reel it his duty, when the report
was printed, to call the attention of the House to the
same.

THE CASE OF ANNETTE MEYERS.
Lord NUGENT wished to know from the Right
Hon. Baronet the Secretary of State for the Home
Department whether he had received any further
communication from the Lord Cnief Baron on the
subject of Annette Meyers, who had been found guilty
of murder at the sessions at the Old Bailey, and if
so, whether it was the intention of the Government
to act upon the recommendation of the jury.
Sir G. GREY said that he thought he should best
discharge the painful duty which devolved upon him,
as Secretary of State, by declining to give any answer
to the question of the Noble Lord.
EXPULSION OF ENGLISH LABOURERS

FROM FRANCE.

Mr. STAFFORD wished to know from the Right