The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-10 00:00:00

NEW MEMBER.

Sir R. How Arm was introduced by Mr. llayter and
Mr. Lascelles, and took the oaths and his seat for
Wicklow.

THIRD READINGS.
The following Bills were read a third time and passed:
Derby Waterworks Bill.

Lambeth Waterworks Bill.

Manchester General Cemetery Bill.
Patent Gal►anized Iron Company (incorporation of
company, with powers to hold lands, to raise money
by loan, and to purchase letters patent) Bill.
DUBLIN STEAM..PACKET COMPANY.

On the motion of Mr. FORSTER, it was ordered
that the letter to the Treasury from the City of Dublin
Steam-packet Company, upon the !übject of the mail
service between Holyhead and Kingstown, together
with the reply thereto from the Treasury, dated the
22d thy of December, 1846, be referred to the Select
Committee on Railway Bills, Group No. 5.
HOLYHEAD HARBOUR.
On the motion of Mr. ANDERSON, it was ordered
that the report from the Select Committee on the
Holyhead Harbour Bill of the last session, with the
minutes of evidence, ordered by the House to be printed
the 23d of June, 1847, be referred to the Select Com-
mittee on the Chester and Holyhead Railway (power to
purchase, hire, and use steam-boats, &c.) in Group No.
5 of Railway Bills.

RAILWAYS.
On the motion of Mr. W. BROWN, it was ordered
that any statement or communication from any railway
company, or any steam-ship company, or person, which
has been received by the Board of Trade in
reference to the steam-boat clauses in the
Chester and Holyhead Railway, the London and
Sonth-Western Railway Company's Acts Amend-
ment, &c., the London, Brighton, and South Coast
Railway, and the Furness Railway Bills, and upon the
question generally of railway companies b„oming
steam-ship proprietors,
be referred to the Select Com-
mittee on in
Bills.

CONSIDERATION OF REPORT.
After a short discussion, the Queensferry Passage Billl
wviglered to be re-committed.
lel CONOLLY presented a gvat number of
petitions from various parts of Ireland against the sya.
tem of National Education in Ireland.
LONGFORD ELECTION.
The Members appointed to consider the election for
Longford appeared at the table and were sworn.
Mr. W. BROWNE presented petitions in favour of the
Sites for Free Churches in Scotland Bill.
Sir G. CLERK presented a petition against the Health
of Towns Bill.
Mr. DUNCAN presented a petition from Dundee in
favour of the Scottish Church Sites Bill.
Lord ASHLEY presented several petitions in favour
of the Health of Towns Bill.
Lord BROOKE presented a petition from a place in
Warwickshire against the sale of intoxicating liquors on
Sunday.
Mr. FOX MAULE presented several petitions from
the, county of Perth in favour of the Scottish Church
Sites 11,11.
Sir ROBERT PEEL presented a petition from a
Place in Scotland to the same effect.
halintrs. r
ocietyy o_ presented a petition from the Birming-
ham
and praying
Masons in , favour of the Odd
MT. W. MILES presented
to be included in its provisions.
presented a petition from a place in
Sotnersetshire against
uthe Bill for establishing diplomatic
relations with the ort of Rome.
JUVENILE POPULATION OF LONDON.
Lord ASEILEY gave notice that, on Tuesday the 6th
of June, he would bitingunder the attention of the House t
the state of a • urge
of the rdetrotail: portion of the juvenile population
.•issi
CROWN
Mr. G."*., 'HAMILTON movedf—o; a copy of reports
and paper's relating to the Crown
nita on of county Roscommon, Ireland (in continuation
of Ball)kilcline,
Parlia-
mentary paper No. 457, of
session
4, incurred or paid
7); and return of
law costs which have been furnished
by the Commissioners of her Majesty'sts
Woods and
Forests in the management of the Crown estate
on, Ireland
in the parish of Kinglass, county Rose, !state situated
(in continuation of same paper) —Agnter
absence
On the motion of Mr. MACGREGOR ofleave.
till the 21st
was given to the Lord Provost of Glasgow
of May, on urgent private business.
PRINTING PETITIONS.
Mr. URQUHART moved that the petition of Charles
Frederick Etlerman (presented May 8), be printed with
the votes.
Mr. THORNELY said the petition would Come
before the Select Committee on Petitions, and no doubte
it would be ordered to be printed.
Mr. URQUHART said that under those circum-
stances he would withdraw the motion.—Motion accord-
ingly withdrawn.