The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-01 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

1. Sir W. Somerville—Bill to Regulate the Elective
Franchise, and for the Registration of Purliamentary
Electors in Ireland.. •
2. Sir W. Somerville—Bill for the Establishment of

Additional Polling Places for the Purposes of Parlia-
mentary Elections in Ireland.
3. The Chancellor of the Exchequer—Bill to Amend
certain Acts for Granting Relief to the Weit India
Islands.

4. Mr. Richard Maxwell Fox—ln Committee on
Impri,onment for Debt (Ireland) Bill, to propose au
addition to the first clause.

5. Mr. Fagan—ln Committee on Imprisonment for
Debt (Ireland) Bill, to move, after clause 8, the insertion
of clothes.

6. Mr. Grogan—ln Committee on Imprisonment for
Debt (Ireland) Bill, to move clauses,

7. Mr. Chisholm Anstey—On the second reading of
the Diplomatic Relations with the Court of Rome Bill,
to move that it be read a second time this day six
months.

8. Mr. Grantley Berkeley—On further consideration
of report of Game Certificates for Killing Hares Bill, to
more amendments.

9. Mr. Barkly—On farther consideration of the report
on Di:tilling from Sugar Bill, to move that the Bill be
recommitted, for the purpose of proposing amendments,
authorising the mixing of sugar and grain and sugar
and molaNses in distillation, and reducing the number of
gallons of spirit on which' the drawback is to be calcu-
lated from I I to 101 gallons per hundredweight of sugar.
TUESDAY, MAY 2.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
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1. Mr. M'Gregor—Select'Committee to inquire into
the appointments, regulations, and management of the
Customs.

2. Mr. Wood—Select Committee to inquire into the
allegations contained in the petition of certain elector s
and inhabitants of the borough of Stamford (presented
the 14th of March), complaining of the interference of
the Marquis of Exeter, a Peer of the realm, and Lord-
Lieutenant of the county of Northampton, at the late
and former elections of Members to serve for the said
borough. •

3. Mr. Frewen—Address for return stating, in miles
and furlongs, the length of road in each turnpike trust
in England and Wales.

4. Mr. Frewea—To bring under the notice of the
House the general state of the borough gaols throughout
England and Wales.
5. Sir De Lacy Evans—To move that the following
words be added to the instructions given to the Select
Committee appointed to inquire into the laws and char-
ters of practitioners in medicine and surgery, viz
And also to inquire into the defective state of the law
respecting pharmacy and the education of chymists and
druggists, and to report the evidence, with their opinion
thereupon, to the House."
6. Mr. Barkly—Address for copy of the protest of
elective members of the Court of Policy of
Guiana, against the passing of the rural hospital ord-
nance, No. 4, of the year 1848.
Also, extract from the minutes of the proceedings of
the Court of Policy, at its adjourned assembly held at
the Guiana Public buildings, Georgetown, Demerara, on
Friday, the 14th day of January, 1848.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3.
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ORDERS OF THE DAY.

1. Poor Removal Bill—Committee.
2. Exemption of Small Tenements from Rating Bill-
second reading.
3. Small Debts Bill—second reading.
4. Great Yarmouth Freemen Disfranchisement Bill-
Committee.
5. Joint-stock Companies Bill—Committee.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

1. Sir de Lacy Evaus—To move (with reference to a
petition presented to this house from 102 engineer
workpeople suddenly expelled from France) an address
to her Majesty, praying she will be graciously pleased
to direct that a representation be made by her Majesty's
Government to the Government of France, with a view
to obtaining a just indemnity for the heavy losses sus-
tained respectively by those petitioners through the
violence to which they have been exposed.
2. Mr. Stafford—On the motion that the House do
resolve itself into Committee on the Great Yarmouth
Freemen Disfranchisement Bill, to move, as an amend-
ment, that the House do resolve itself into the said
Committee• that day six months.
3. Mr. Osborn—ln Committee on Joint-stock Com•
panics Bill, to move, clause 1, that the time should be
extended to six mouths instead of from Ist of March.
4. Mr. lleadlatn—ln Committee on Joint-stock Com-
panies Bill, to move amendments.

THURIIDAY, MAY 4.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

1. Jewish Bill—third reading.
2. Petty Big-office Bill—Committee.
3, Pour-houses (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
NOTICE! OF MOTIONS.

1. Mr. Baines—Bill for the further removal of defects
in the administration of criminal justice.
2. Viscount Duncan—Return of all expired contracts
for British oak and African teak timber supplied for
the use of her Majesty's dockyards (in continuation of
and with like particulars as Parliamentary Return No.
611, dated the 9th of May, 1844.)
3. Mr. Reynolds—on third reading of the Jewish
Disabilities Bill, to move the omission of the words " or
Ireland," i❑ clause 6 of said Bill.
4. Sir F. Thesiger—on motion for the third reading
of the Jewish Disabilities Bill, to move that the Bill be
read a third time this day six months. •
5. Sir Denham Norreys—in Committee on Poor-
houses (Ireland) Bill, to move the following amend-
ments:—

1. To omit so much of the Bill as requires reference
to the rate payers of the union.
2. To insert a proviso, that no land shall be taken
by boards of guardians under this Bill, unless by a
lease which shall contain a clause of surrender.
FRIDAY, MAY 5.
ODERS OF THE DAY.
1. Public Health Bill—Committee.

2. Rajah of Sattara—adjourned debate.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

1. Mr. Urquhart—on motion that Mr. Speaker do
leave the chair to go into Committee on the Public
Health Bill, to move that, in the opinion of this House,
the existing law does provide protection against, and
remedies for, the nuisances which affect the health of
man:_ •

(In Committee on Public.llealth Bill.)
2. Sir B. Hall—to move a clause.
8. Mr. Fuller—to move an addition at the end of
clause 30.
4. Viscount Duncan—to move amendments.
5. Mr. H. Berkeley—after clause 11 to move a clause.
6. Mr. Wood—to move an amendment.
7. Mr. Hutt--to move an amendment.
S. Mr. Wyld—after clause 79 to add the following:—
And be it enacted that the excise duty on post horses
let to hire, and the assessed tax on carriages kept for
funeral purposes, be from the passing of this Act re-
pealed.
9. Sir Willoughby Jones—to move, in clause 16, line
5, after the word " thereof," to insert the words, " and
shall have been so resident for the space of three years
next preceding such election."
10. Mr. Foley—to move the following amendment:—
Clause 51, line 47, after the .word " any," to add the
words "mince, iron-works."
11. Mr. Divett—to move amendments.

HER MAJESTY'S TREATRIL—His Royal High-
ness the Duke of Saxe Weimar, accompanied by his
Royal Highness the Prince of Prussia, and their Serene
Highnesses the Princes Herman and Edward of Saxe
Weimar, and attended by Major Oerlich, honoured the
• performance at her Majesty's Theatre, on Saturday
evening, with his presence. There were also present—
The Duke of Wellington, the Duke of Cleveland, the
Duchess of Leeds, the Earl of Munster, the Earl of
Pembroke, the Earl of Aboyne, the Prince Louis Na-
poleon, Prince Lowenstein, his Excellency the Russian
Minister, the Baroness de Brunnow and Mdlle. Olger de
Lechner, his Excellency the Swedish Minister, his Ex-
cellency the Hanoverian Minister, his Excellency the
Sardinian Minister, the Countess of Wilton, the Count
de Burke, M. de Berg, M. C. de Koudriaffsky, M. de
Cottu, Viscount Clifden, Viscount Somerton, Viscountess
Dillon, Viscount and Viscountess Ingestre, Viscount
Exmouth, Countess of Sandwich, Lord and Lady
Rendlesham and the Misses Duff, Lady de Bathe. Lord
Gardner, Lord Elphinstone, Lady Fitzroy Somerset and
Miss Somerset, Lady Alice Peel, Lady Augusta Poulett,
Lady Foulis, Lady Palmer, Lady Warnetord, the Ladies
Brown, Count Arthur de Courcy, Baron Hugel, Sir
Henry Webb, Bart., Sir Wm. de Bathe, Bart., Sir John
Bailey, Bart., Sir T. Rentford, Hon. R. Curzon, Hon.
Mrs. Stanley, General the Hon. H. Cavendish, Sir Gee.
Carroll, Bart., and Lady Carroll, Sir Arthur and Lady
Croft, Sir Christopher Barnard, Bart., Major Buckley,
Captain Seymour Sadler, Captain Reynolds, Captain
Munro, Colonel Thornton, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Brere-
tou Trelawny, Miss S. Lane Fox, Mrs. Dennistoun, Mr.
Grote, M.P., and Mrs. Grote, Mrs. Aseue, Miss %V.
Williams Mr. J. Drummond, Mr. G. Cornwall, Mr. and
Mrs. Tudor, Mr. Hubert de Burgh, Mr. and Mrs. Hub-
son, Mr. Singleton.
BRISTOL SUGAR MARIE; APRIL 28.----The cargo
of Mauritius sugar I;4r Campbell has been disposed of
this week at full prices, and Some sales in Pa roams are
also reported; but in other kinds no transactions of con-
sequ
Bristol Mercury. ence have been effected. fined goods are dearer.
The British and North American Royal mail
steam-ship Cambria,' Captain Harrison, left
Liverpool for New York, on Saturday, at half-past two o'clock in I
the afternoon, taking her Siajesty's mails and from 60 to
70 pamagers.