The Sun.
London, England, 1846-08-15 00:00:00

Hr/USE OF COMMOIVS, August 14'

The SPIAKER took the chair at Twelve o'clock. Were
The Lords' amenaments on the following
agreed to :
_

Brighouse Severing, Drainage, anti Lighting. nrzoo.
Huddersfield and Manchester Railway (Oldham ---
Norfolk Estuary.
sNexforel Harbour Improvement.
anchester,
CORPORAL PUNISHMENT' Al
Dr. 130 WRING presented a petition frotv and pail'
praying the total abolition of flogging in the ar-4
SMALL DEBTS BILL- {rota IW,I
Mr. JOHN PARKER presented a petili°l!„ might Pa
St. Edmund's, praying that the Small Debts 3,"

this session. -
REDUCTION OF DUTIES. for ill
Mr. T. DUNCOMBE
the
several petitieue
repeal of the malt tax and the reduction of the duties 00 tea'
C 0,016.
Dr. BOWRING wished to inquire whether the "i the
sion for the inquiry into the state of the criminal 13° -,1 civil
CHANNEL ISLANDS.
Channel Ishios, could be extended to the municipal an
much inquiryuse
law ?of
rler7
Sir G. GREY said that after
ation it had been deemed better to aw • f the 1.3!.
inquiry before they entered on the await the rep on Inighs
very much interfere with the second, as e there.,
fore, to receive the other, It was, decided,but after
report ofthe * iens
that it was fully intended to first Coo"sujo, to the other
brancheslv of the Channel Islands law.
the I°`l
The EXFORD
AND WATEaRw.FORO RAILWAY.
Bill for this line was read a third time and passed.
ECCLESIASTICAL PECULIARS. Council
Mr. NEWDEGATF • fan order in
which had b . rose to complain o the ree°°l
. yen made for the abolition of peculiars on .
~, a no tblo
tnenda*
. 'ion of the Eccleslaatical Commissioners. Ami -05e-
subject had been introduced early in thissession, but it wasei„aut
quently decided that it sti uld not be proceeded with vri:`,',ol...
notice. He was ttrerefote elm edingly surprised to learn ;der
wards, that, in consequenee of this recommendations 3: _ea.
in council had appeared in the Gazette, abolishing thets
,1,'.,_,.h.
Lars. He irad thus himsclt been depriked of ptoper y . ?,,T.,
had been vested in his family since the teign of EdWadvii:i'es
and hail been deprived of rights of his parish church, °n
_:„0. it.
he had spent several thousands in enlarging and improvoietbe
He would defy any one to assort that either he, or any °
priell
preceding heads of his family, had been guilty of any ilr'Pr_°r there
in the exer cite of th • h It• shed to ask whetne
lied
ose rig ts, an wis of the C°l3
was any intention to carry this determination
into full effect ? Gentlenteh
Sir GEORGE GREY said that the 1-10 n. the effecv
was mistaken in supposing that this order would have
toprieW°
of transferring these peculiars from the present
_, hot
to the jurisdiction of the superiors of the several diocese alio,
e align _0
not of abolishing them, though that consenc
wer "-
follow. By the 6th and 7th Victoria, chap. 10 thehrchinge.
given to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to make t
as tow
'f heir powers were not so extensive under this Acts
.. pll.
irites-
which succeeding Bills had conferred, and would not, 0 ' L
would, deprive the owner of anything more than the P
jurisdictioe. who et,aol,
In reply to a question from Mr. HENLEY. dePra'
that his lion. Friend had an impression that he.wtass
..cttco.
of the pecuniary value, ac well as of the spiritual juofi di
the Co Al
Sir GEORGE GREY laid, that the power:
the
....n.:Lttra
missioners, or of the Council, only extended t
._tee, '_,Y__ far 0
jurisdiction, and only affected the pecuniary privileg5.3
the one was involved in the other. of
COAL USED IN THE NAVY.
f the quo.ntiti
On the motion of Mr. HUAIE, a
ordersretun o .
rdd.
coal used in the Royal Steam Navy was t 0
JEWEL OFFICE IN THE .,. 24
Mr. HUME moved for a return to the order Y to'