The Sun.
London, England, 1846-08-04 00:00:00

SUPPLY,

now leave Question proposed, " That Mr. Speaker do
ten made,theC haalird:"—Amendment proposed, to leave out from
the word " That" to the end of the Question, in order to add the
words, " in the opinion of this House, and according to the cur-
resi.ondence laid before it, relative to the proceedings in the Island
of Malta during the Carnival Holidays in February last, the conduct
of the Governor, and of the Magistrates acting under his orders, in
the interference with the long-existing usages of the inhabitants of
that island, amount to an infraction of the rights and privileges gua-
ranteed to the Maltese by the capitulation under which they originally
became British subjects, and are also coatrary to the true principles
of civil and religious liberty," instead thereof :—Question put, " That
the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Question." The
House divided :
MAJORITY—AYES, 50.
Acton, Colonel Fox, C. R. Morris, David
Archdall, Captain Gardner, J. D. Neville, Ralph
T. M.
Berkeley, Captain Gibson, Palmer, Robert
BoWero, 11. G. Gore, Montague Palmerston, Vis.
Borthwick, P. Goulburn, Henry Parker, John
Boa es, John Greene, Thomas Pigot, David
Broadley, 11. Grey, Sir George Rutherford, A.
Hrotherton, Joseph Grogan, E. Shell, R. L.
W W. J. Buller, Charles Hamilton, Somerville. Sir W.
Cardwell, Edward Hawes, Benj. Ward, H. G.
Cowper, W. F. Henley, J. W. Wawn, J. T.
Howard, Sir R.
Craig, W. G. Wood Charles
Davies, D. A. S. Jervis, John Wortley, J. S.
Dickinson, F. H. Labouchere, Henry Wyse, Thomas
Dumlas, Admiral Le .':'.l.irclitint, Sir D.
Ebrington, Viscount Lindsay, Captain TELLERS.
Evans, Sir Ds Lacy 3laitland, Thomas Hill, Lord M.
3taule, Fox
Ferguson, Sir R. Tufuell, ii.

MINORITY-NOES, 12.
Arundel, Earl of Ewart, William Thornely, T.
Berkeley, Craven Forster, Matthew Williams, W.
Bridgman, Hewitt M'Carthy, Alex.
Duncan, George Mitcalfe, Henry Hume, Joseph
Escott, Bickham Norreys,.Sir D. llowring, Dr.

Sir Robert Peel leaves town in the course of this
week for his seat, Drayton Manor, Staffordshire.
PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.— It is now the
general opinion that Parliament will be prorogued on Tues-
day, the 25th instant, or Thursday, the 27th, but, of course,
the precise day cannot at present be known.
THE BATHS AND WASHHOUSES IN THE HAmPsTEAD-
aoan.—The " North-West District Baths and Wash-
houses for the Labouring Classes," which have lately been
erected at the base of the Reservoir, in the Hampstead-
road, were yesterday opened to the public. They were
opened at 8 o'clock in the morning, and were full from that
time till 9at night, when they were closed. A crowd of men
and boys were in waiting the whole of the day at the men's
entrance in George-street, it being found impossible to give
them all accommodation as they arrived. Upwards of 600
persons had use of the men's baths. The women's baths and
washhouses were also filled, but not to the same extent as
the men's baths. The plunging baths would have been in
use but for a leakage, which was not discovered in time to be
repaired. They will be in use as soon as they can be re-
paired. The baths were opened this morning at 5 o'clock,
and from that time up to the time our informant left the
spot they were crowded, and a number of persons remained
outside, waiting till room should be made for them. The
washhouses were also in full operation. It was necessary
yesterday, in order to accommodate the crowds that at-
tended, to use some of the second-class baths as third-class.
MIDDLE-ROW, HOLBORN.—Several correspondents
nEtbcelredesiding at
have addressed letters to us on the very bad condition of all
the houses of Middle- row, as well as of the two that fell down
the night before lest. They state that for a considerable
period it bas been expected that all Middle-row would be
pulled down, as it stands much in the way, and that conse-
quently needful repairs have not been executed. The two
houses fell from decay, and the other houses, we are told,
are likely soon to follow. Our correspondents complain
much of the improvement commissioners for not having
before now purchased and removed the whole unsightly row.
EAST LONDON WATERWORKS COMPANL—The
Directors of this Company have given orders to allow water
from their pipes to flow for the present through close and
confined alleys and courts, for the purpose of cleansing them,
between the hours of eleven P.m., and four A. u., and have,
through their secretary, informed the parish authorities of
Whitechapel, Spitalfields, Norton Folgate, Mile-end Old
Town, St. George in the East, Limehouse, Napping. Mile-
end New Town, Ratcliffe, Shadwell, Poplar, Ilacknev, Bow,
Bromley, Bethnal-green, and Shoreditch, of this arrange-
ment, stating at the same time that the Company's officers
have been instructed to afford all practicable facilities in
furtherance of the object in view—promoting cleanliness, and
assisting to prevent disease. This arrangement has been
made without any application having been addressed to the
Board on the subject, and affords an example which we trust
will be followed by all the other great metropolitan companies.
EASTERN FORFARSHIRE FARMING ASSOCIATION.—
The autumn show of this society took place at Glesterlaw on
Tuesday last, and was attended by a number of the pro-
prietorsed and tenantry of the county. The stock_ exhibited
so
was numerous and excellent of its respectivee kinds
inei much so, thatawarding
th ethe
premiums.jutlgeexperiencedsLhisdifficulty;su
interest in the proceedings of the society, p
d3nfterwards re-
the committee meeting in the morning, an
day.
ASSOCIATION on the ground till a late hour of the
ASSOCIATION FOR PROMOTING CLEANLINESS AMONG
Ord Panm(ounresiedvb
THE Poost.—Yesterday the Committee of the above Asso-
ciation made their first annual report. This establishment
is situate in Glass-house-yard, East Smithfield, consisting
of free baths and washhouse for the poor. During the past
year the bathers were 27,662 • washers, 35,480 ; ironers,
4,522 ; total, 67,664. Fur 63,142 bathers and washer', the
cost was 337/. l7s. 9d., being less than three halfpence each
individual; for the 4,522 ironers, 4/. 55., being less than one
farthing a head. The bathing arrangements are unexcep•
tionable as regards privacy. and decorum. This is a most
gratifying portion of the institution, as the very poorest
may now bathe with as much self-respect, and as effectually,
AI those in more affluent circumstances.