The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-16 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

Mr. llarvey—Return of all persons on the English, Irish, and
Scotch Pension Lists heretofore paid out of the Civil List ;
specifying with each name the sum received by each indivi-
dual, the period of the grant, the public grounds, or other
consideration, as far as practicable, on account of which
they have been granted ; distinguishing those who are wi-
dows or orphans of deceased public servants, and such as
are irr the receipt of any salary, profits, pay, fees, and emo-
luments, from any public source.
Mr. Fitzgerald—Bill for the better transmission of property in
certain cases in Ireland, by enabling persons there, where
the assets do not exceed 200/. to take out Probate to Wills or
Letters of Administration to such assets before the Assistant

Barristers of the respective Counties in that Kingdom.
Mr. Henry Lytton Bulwer—Papers relative to Lord Durham's
Mission to Russia.
Mr. Baring—British Museum Estimates. (In Committee of
Supply.
Mr. Bernal—Consideration of the Report from the Hertford
Election Committee, regarding the Message to the House of

Lords, requesting the attendance of the Marquis of Salis-

bury before the said Committee.
Mr. O'Dwyer—Return of the number and of the names of the
several British Military Officers deprived of their Commis_

sions in the Army, by the exercise of the prerogative, and
without the sentence of a Courtmartial, since the year 1815.
Mr. Hall—ln Committee on Disturbances (Ireland) Bill, to
move, as an amendment to the 9th section of that Bill, that
the following words be left out : " And the consent in writ-
ing of such Lord Lieutenant, or other Chief Governor or

Governors, for holding such meeting, signified by such Chief

or Under Secretary, shall be obtained."
Mr. Rigby Wason—ln Committee on Disturbances (Ireland)
Bill, in Clause 11, to move the insertion of the following

words :—" Provided always that no person shall be convicted
under this Act, or any sentence passed on any person who

shall be so convicted: unless the Officers composing such

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Courtmartial shall unanimously agree in their verdict, and
shall Merl; ards unanimously approve of the sentence awarded
by the Court for such offence.
TUESDAY, MARCH 19.—NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Mr. Fowell Buxton— Colonial Slavery.

Sir Thomas Troubridge—Select Committee, to inquire into the
existing laws and regulations on Pilotage, with a view to
alter and amend the same.

Marquis of Chandos—Select Committee on the state and
management of Beer Houses.

Mr. Pryne—That on the committal of every Enclosure Bill, it
be an Instruction to the Committee, to have a clause in-
serted providing for the allotment of a certain portion of
land to be let in small portions to labourers.

Mr. John Romilly—Bill to make Freehold or Copyhold Estates
in all cases Av.-As for payment of simple Contract Debts.
Sir Andrew Agnew—Bill or Bills to amend the law relating to
the observance of the Lord's Day.
Mr. Stanley—Bill to amend the laws relating to the Constabu.

lary Force in Ireland.
Mr. Guest—Select Committee, to take into consideration the
amount of salaries, allowances, and emoluments received by
the Public Officers and Servants of both Houses of Parlia.
ment, whether paid as salaries or fees, and to report their
opinion thereon to the House.

Mr. O'Connell—Bill to repeal so much of Act 34 Geo. 3, c. 3,
as imposes a penalty on the masters of vessels lying in the
river Liffey, for having fires on board, and to amend the
said Act.