The Sun.
London, England, 1846-08-01 00:00:00

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.

The House then went into a Committee of SupplY• of tb.
On the vote of 154,938/. for defraying the expenses
disembodied militia in GreAt Britain and Ireland, roPe
Mr. HUME thought the militia should be put on at- ether
footing or disbanded altogether, and wished to know O"ber of
the Bill referred to some time ago by a Right Hon. Ale1310s•
the late Government was to be proceeded with for the•rev
tion of the n tibia, or what was to be (loin t aid
Mr. FOX MAULE said that the present Govern
not intend to adopt that Bill, but the whole question Iscosopiets
inquired into, and steps taken to place the milit~ in 3
state of efficiency. glebe
Mr. WILLIAMS expressed a hope that somethu.e vi°
done to make the body efficient. re't
Captain HARRIS said, that if the militia were no' ele‘e
in an effective condition by the present Government, s!
Committee of the House should be appointed to aseeSn"
steps should be taken for that purpose.
The vote was then agreed to. allowance,
60,800/. was voted to defray the superannuation
of persons formerl, employed in the public service' igrantb
5,5001. was voted for the Toulonese and Corsican em
The following votes were also agreed to :-- fertile
1,850/. for the National Vaccine Institution, of the
Refuge tor the Destitute, and 11,500/. for the subsistence
Polish refugees and distressed Spaniards.
On the vote of 7,0511. for the purpose of defraying _carlig
_ie
small expenses chargeable upon the revenue of the Cr"eidi' for
Mr. WILLIAMS objected to the grant of 40/. alio% „tin%
the purpose of granting gowns to a class of persons sub 6"
aler
on charity, and called bedemen. He wished to know vbhe.64
the charge was a permanent one, and if so he should obi

"'it
The
CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that til:
granteriy o
was formerly made by Charles the Second, find it 7-
chargeablelao,natnhde
irteNsa
revenues ues of the Crown. The
itsum was '°
~i."
.
m
now only 401., so that
was on
decline.
Air. HUAIE did not see why Charles 11. had a right to
any perpetual grant. He had rantedg to the Duke of Rich:
mond the sum of Is. on the duty on coals, and the Governmeot
were afterwards obliged to buy it up for 795,0001., giving '
revenue of 19.5001. to the Duke of Richmond.
The vote was then agreed to, as were also übli°
The sum of 3,2721., to defray the expenses of the D ,
~,
Foundling Hospital ;_ 13,220/. to defray the expenses or l'd
Hou.e of Industry, Dublin • 1,000/. to defray the eXPenses
the Female Orphan House, bublin. lAa
2,500/ to defray the expenses of the Westmorlande-

Hospital.
The following votes were next agreed to :-
1,000/. fur the Lying-in Ho.pital, Dublin.
1.500/. for Dr. Stevens's Hospital, Dublin.
3.5001. for the Fever Hospital, Dublin.
500 t. for the ospital of Incurables, üblin. ntrelsl3i
35,730/. for certain Protestant Dissenting Ministers 1
(the regiunt donunt
).
appoint
3,400/. fur the expenses of the Commission 11Ppo
digest the Criminal Statutes.
35,0001 for the execution of Public Works in Ireland.
7361. for the expenses of the Shannon Commission,-
PLoasol°
1,000!. for the repairs of the British Ambassador 0
PaAftris, —°°er a few words from Mr. WILLIAMS, di
owere
the Ambassador was paid well enough to pay for
pairs.
The following votes were then agreed to:— To AO
12,000/. for completing the building of the BY I
sador's house at Constantinople. lion
50,000/ to defray the expenses of Again na'-'8
by way of the Red Sea. ranads•t de'
15,500/. to pay the militia and volunteers 10 ---wow
3 .4,801/. to defray the expenses of the on'''"
partment.
32,404'. fur half-pay pensions in the coOS°issaria:to be
partment. ordered
The House then resumed, and the report vise
1% ~5,
brought up on Monday next. AN
1
JOINT-STOCK BANKS (SCOTLAND
LAND) BILL. „d tot
The report on this Bill was brought up and ogrie3o..
SPIRIT LICENSE AND DUTIES "a
to
This Bill went through Committee. rdere
The House resumed, and the report WO -
brought up on Monday. V Ale
11
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, this I tew,
On the motion of Sir GEORGE GRE I'coN
read a second time, and the Bill was ordered to 101,ci time
The Burial Service Bill (No. 2) was read a thir
NISW
passed. SO- be
A to
VILLE, and severally read a first time, an
The following Bills were brought in b 9
and ."ordere"
C°l,
read a second time on Monday:--
tion of inhabitants of parishes, 0
ships, and villages, from liability to or
Bill to continue the exernp
be rated as such, f ti#
Bislloteoiectoienst.inue an Act to amend the laws relating to
spent of stock in trade, or other property, to the relief

poor.
Bill to continue the Copyhold Commission.
Bill to continue certain Turnpike Acts. of bligli'
Bill to continue an Act for authorising the application
til g
wa rates to turnpike roads. f Oa
The other orders of the day were then disposed 0 !
House adjourned at a Quarter to Twelve o'clock.

if.

BotsyhoPADDINGTON
of o
London
c Co
ngs
et yegr ca
tr;dhltp°l: ii, 1
viLi net
it;
davC°mNosrEn
church, dedicated to the Holy Trinity, ci
morning
the
in the Bis _ it,
,„,
Paddington. The church is
perpendicular gothic style of the elegant structol; siStiLtP,
and is a great ornament to period of Henrl4%l3lA d
hood. It has been erected a rapidly improving ;,,iesiv.e.,i..
ornamental work. The Rev.
at a cost of 13,000/., improving
eow-
nated by the Bishop t J. Miles, M.A., 1155 '
THE AP o the inc
APPROACHING PARTRIDGEunlbency. Pc'
The .
--- op
counts
proaching partridge are very favourable , stronga
the win, and ge season.ver.r field
r f the cove The broods are tospe' 01l
early harvest will
enable
are large, and the For tbo .tb re.
the Ist of S,ntenib e the sportsman to ell 0000 IV
spect to standin Aber without the usual restric
g crops.
ate
• slit, '.--
On the 26th BIRTHS. ilegedfil
f
lady of Geor of July, at Sussex-place, ~dv 0
ge Roo
On the 26 per, Esq.v
,of a daughter. , the J. ;
Captain
Sir Jam
th of Julyat h• -t• Hall, Goole'
irtelr
, Am t of a chat top
0
James Clark Ross, Royal Na'O' 0, of
On the 2"tl
i 1 of July, Mrs. James Johnste
lane, Lower 004
Thames-street. 11, •P'fil'
On the 27th of
July, at the Grove, Cambers" OA
Goss, of a dau hter Square'
On the 9 g * Sell'
-Bth of July, at Keppel-street, Rug of
lalle'
wite of Gillery Pigott, Esq of a son. err
Oa the 28th of July D " E Paulson, of Challe
. , Irs. .
a*daughter. s the
MARRIED. '
;gilds, -••e bY
Flo
On the 27th ult., at St. Martin's-in-the- . Brunso' lthe
Rev. S. Ramsey, Mr. C. Webb, of Judd- street,
'son, of
s ittire, to Emily, eldest daughter of Mr. DO no
Regent's-park. mini Dlivis-to
On the 2lst of
Triunity at Cambridge, the Elf. "" sarreP „f
Gibson, 8.A., of College, Curate of ilanh ~, sq.? v
n Hurrev e
Anna, youngest daughter of the late Swan ttar '
Foxton, Cambridgeshire. novel ea
On the 29th of July, at St. George's, ga of 3/33
Captain Sir Richard Grant R.N., to Lydia widow'
Lambert, Esq., of Fowlers, Hawkhurst, Ken't.
tl
DIED. dieb.Sire'
On the 24th ult., at Margaret-street, Cavtn
George Hosmer, Esq.
On the 28th ult., in Regent-street, T. Via-lu* daughter:
of lit.
On the 20th ult., Emily lieseltine, infant
George Winter, Hawley-road, Kentish. WWII. __,,,,,,,0,0>
On the 29th ult., at (rove-end-road, St. john'Slew`'""
Amelia, eldest daughter of J. R. Hall, Esq. d 71.
On the 30th nit., at Deptford, Mr. G. Fe art, age
a of 11°' "ri
e at
London: Printed and Published by IIIVILDO YOUN-,a, prechoA
Strand,Printer, at The Sun Office, N 0.112, Strand'ig.dgr, I. "
of the Savoy, ha the County of Middlesex,
Ss
1, 1846.

• '

•

apn
~ot~
°~n
a
2~~

e''
e'
04,
16,