The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-18 00:00:00

DEESIDE.

The promoters of this laconically intitnied Bill had compiled a ith
the standing orders.
MANCHESTER, BUXTON, 3fATLOCK, AND MIDLAND
JUNCTION.

This Bill, which in the length of its title 'presents a remarkable
contrast to the last, also passed through the Committee.
BRISTOL AND EXETER (CREWKERNE BRANCH).
The promoters of this Bill also proved compliance with their
Lordships' standing orders.

- - -
EAST OF FIFE.
Adjourned till to-morrow. The same is the case With the

KILMARNOCK AND TROON

The two remaining Bills had come before their Lordships on second
reference. They were—the
SHEFFIELD AND LINCOLNSHIRE EXTENSION,
the promoters of which were declared to have complied with the
standing orders ; and the

GALWAY AND KILKENNY,
the fursher consideration of which was adjourned till Tuesday.
Their Lordships then rose at half-past Emir, and adjourned
till to-morrow at twelve.

PANORAMA ROYAL, LEICESTER-SQUARE. - The fol-
lowing distinguished visitors have recently honoured the
Panorama with their presence:—The Duke of Wellington,
the Duke of Devonshire, the Duke and Duchess of Marl-
borough, the Duke and Duchess of Argyle, the Marquis of
Stafford and Captain Loch, R.N., the Marquis of Ely, Prince
Dwarkanauth and suite, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of
Ripon and family, Earl of Euston, Lady Eden, Lady Palmer
and family, Viscount Canning, Lord and Lady Southampton,
Lord Nugent, the Countess Poulett, Mr. and Lady Louisa
Spencer, Sir E. Codrington, Hon. Miss Gough, Lord Sondes and
Miss Wells Lady Murray, Lady Antrim, Lady Bruce, Lady'
Poole and family, Dowager Lady Cooper and family, the
Right Hon. John Elliott, the Right Hon. I. Carnagie, the
Right Hon. Mr. Copley, Lady Macgregor, Sir G. Palmer,
Lord Northwick, General Bouchier, Sir W. and Lady Welby,
Lady Hulse and family, Lady Charlotte Dennison, Lady F.
Bentinck, Lady Belhaven, General Ashmead and family,
&c. &c.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
(THIS EVENING.)

HOUSE OF LORDS
Their Lordships met to-day at a quarter to Five
o'clock. •

ROYAL ASSENT.

The royal assent was given to-day, shortly be-
fore five o'clock, to the following Bills :—Viscount
Hardinge's Annuity Bill [This Bill enables the East
India Company to grant to Viscount Hardinge a pension
of 5,0001. a year independent of the income which he
enjoys as Governor-General of India]—the Railway
Deposits Bill—the Print Works' Bill—the City
of London Coal Market and Improvement Bill
—the Clyde Dock and Harbour Bill—the Sligo
Harbour Improvement Bill—the Weston-super-Mare
Pier Bill—the Southampton Port and Pier Bill—
the Plymouth, Devo.nport, and Stonehouse Cemetery
Bill—the Birkenhead Improvement Commissioners' Bill
—the Leicester Improvements Bill—the Southport Im-
provement Bill—the Helensburgh Extension and Police
Bill—the Airdrie Police Bill—the Gravesend and
Milton Waterworks Bill—the Bury Waterworks
Bill—the Bolton Waterworks Bill—the Liverpool
and Harrington Water-works Bill—the Sunderland
Water works Bill--the Sunderland Gas Bill—the Ro-
therham Gas Bill—the Dundee New Gas Bill—the
Bilston Gas Bill—the Harrogate Gas Bill—the
Glasgow Union Arcade Bill—the Sid nouth Market
Bill—the Carshalton Rates Bill—the Royal Asylum
of the St. Anne's Society's Bill—the Electric
Telegraph Bill—the Caledonian Insurance Company's
Bill—the Greenlaw Roads Bill—the Westruther Road
Bill—Mourilyan (or Sollys) Estate Bill—the Earl of
Charloville (Blesinton's Estate) Bill Sir James
Dunbar's Estate Bill— the Marquis of Done-
gal's Estate Bill—Gollan's Estate Bill—and the
following Railway Bills :—Midland Railway Syston
to Peterborough—Maldon, Witham, and Branches
Eastern Union and Hadleigh Junction—London and
Brighton (East Grinstead Branch)—South-Eastern
(Rye to Rye Harbour)—South-Eastern (Ashford
StationEnlargement)—Edinburgh,Leith, and Granton—
Newcastle and Darlington Junction (Thirsk and Malton
Lewes, and
o'cukth,
Branches)—York and North Midland (Whitby and
Rye)—
York .aEn
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ryn'r (Amendment
(Tunbridge
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Hastings,ran h es) —a
and
Branches)—Brighton,
gh ton ,
Pickeringm Ex tension)— Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmar-
nock,
(Eastbourne and Hailsbam)—
oallyoNrkorihanndMiidland (East Riding Branches,
Branches, No. 2)--Rugby
North Midland (East Riding
eStamford—Brigh ton and
Chichester (Bognor at Hamptonnth Branches)—
Brighton and Chichester (SteY
burgh and Glasgow (Amendmenntailid birraannelh).
'
CHURCH DISCIPLINE BILL.
The Bishop of LONDON moved the first reading of
this Bill. It was an act for amending the laws relative
to the correction of clerics, and he was enabled to say
that it had undergone a careful examination, and had
obtained the approbation of all his Right Rev. Brethren
on the Bench.—The Bill was then read a first time.
MESSAGE FRONI THE COMMONS.
Messengers from the House of Commons brought up
several Bills, which were ordered to lie on the table.
Lord CLANBRASIL, as Chairman of the Glasgow
and Androlsan Railway, presented a petition from the
Committee, praying leave not to set again until Mon-
day next. He would also take that opportunity of
the Archbishop '
of Dub-
with reference to the conduct off
stating, that the petition which he intended to present
Dub-
lin in removing a certain clergyman roam_ his parish
He would postpone, until Tuesday next,to Lordship thought.
i4orastup on
that it would only be proper to write his
the subject.
RAILWAY LEGISLATION.
Lord MONTEAGLE presented a petition from some
shareholder; of the Manchester and bbeiftel4 J,tui.q9!l