The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-03 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION BILL.

The report on this Bill also, with amendments, was
agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time
to-morrow.

The Counties Courts Further Extension (Compensa-
tion) resolutions were agreed to in Committee.
MEDICAL CHARITIES (IRELAND) BILL.
...

The House then went into 'Committee on this Bill,
commencing at clause 2, which was agreed to without

discussion.

On clause 3,

Lord NAiS proposed an amendment to the effect
that the inspectors proposed to be appointed by the Bill
should be practising physicians or surgeons of not less
than ten years' standing, instead of seven, as proposed
by the Bill.
After a short discussion, the Committee divided,
when there appeared—
For the amendment ... ... 51
Against it ... 44
Majority for the amendment ... —7
The clause, as thus amended, was then agreed to.
Clauses 4 and 5 were then agreed to without discus-
sion.

On clange 6 being proposed,
Mr. H. HERBERT proposed an amendment, to the
effect that the guardians should have a right of appeal
to the Lord-Lieutenant in Council against the decision
of the Commissioners.
The amendment was opposed by the Government.
After considerable discussion,
The House divided, when there appeared—
For the amendment
Again3t it
yiaj ty

53
70
-12

The amendmentwas accordingly lost.
Mr. H. HERBERT then proposed an amendment, to
the effect that the fixieg of the number of the inspectors
shoull be vested in the boards of guardians, and not in
the Poor-law Commissioners.
After some discussion,
The Commit,ee divided, when there appeared—
For Lilo amendmen 44
Again,t it ... 57
Majority against the amendment... —l3
The Haute then resumed, and the Chairman re-
ported progrcss.

- Mr. 001ANEWALL LEWIS obtained leave to
bring in a 13111 to rualc;, further provision for the con-
veyance of mails by railway.
The House then adj Jurntd at a few minutes to Six.

THE LONDON GAZETTE, July 1.
DIVIDENDS.
At the Court, Basinghall.street.

F. Ricket4, Moorgate-street, City. merchant, July 23,
at one—S. Adams and W. B. Adams, Bow, railway car•
riage builders, July 23, at eleven.
Jiu the Country.

A. Chadwick, Burnedge, Lancashire, cotton spinner,
July 24, at twelve, at the Court, Manchester—W. T.
Lee. liets,h, Yorkshire, merchant, July 22, at eleven, at
the 0 ourt, Leeds—lL Lister, Far Newland, Liecolnshire,
miurr, July 23, at halt-past twelve, at tau Town-hall,
liitfgstoti. up-in-Hull—T. B. Vaughan, Poulton-cam-
Spittal, iiest"
f4rtner, July 22, at eleven, at the Court,
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Liverpool—J. M. M. beott, Liverpool, wine merchant,
July 22, at eleven, at the Court, Liverpool.
pAYMENTS OF DIVIDENDS.
...R. Wade, ri.icaoutn, grocer, 5j., on any Tuesday or
Friday after July 4, ba:,wk,eu eleven and three, at the
13r16 of Mr. 'Jana:llan, Exeter.
- • Richards, D4v,)6port, printer, 2s. 2d., on any
Tuesday or Friday atter July 4, between eleven and
three, at the office of Mr. Hernathan, Exeter.
eaTan.t,Pics.peo,neuekspur-strect, Charing-cros:,,, coal mer-
chant,
the office oraWednesdly, het -en eleven and three,
7%hill•street.
Tamazine s„arahitmore, 133.3-!"?
on Thursday, Jul haberdasher, 51,,
aullifant, Norwich, „,,
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lowirr TatirsalayS,
between eleven andy , and three foi
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Basinghall-street. two, at the offiue of Mr. Stansfeld,
W. A. Bradford, L p• s.
Thursday, July 3, 211-'—re, cheesesaollger, 41d,, on
betwedu eleven and two, three following Thursdays,
Basinghall-street. o)at the offiee of Mr. Stansfeld,
NOTICES OF CED
.
`"TIFIC kT ES.
At the Court, I'l ,L,,askwh al, ,-atreet.
J. Cerrito, Mincing.laue, City,twelve. flerellant, July 22, at
_ _

Country.
A. en ; e
flnortehceasCt
A. Y. Barrett,
July 28, at half-past twelve, at the
upon-Hull—R. Alexander, Maeste°l"l-hali, RiU:l:,
grocer, July 23, at eleven, at the ezr,t.Gßlniorga,,,„hire:
CERTIFICATES GRANTED. t&
J. Burnham, Edgeware•road, silk mercer—J,De T
Tante, Wood-street, City, shirtmaker—F. s.
Lambeth-walk, clothier, certificate of the secoAndFr—,ce,
T. Britten, Suffolk-lane, Cannon-street, City, wineclams--
chant, certificate of the second class—J. Pea:on,Holler-,
Staffordshire, mister, certificate of the first class--J,i"-
Mann, Warwick, victualler, certificate of the first c'
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED, Llst7.
W. Ring and W. Conquest, Banner-street, St. Luke's,
tinplate workers—J. Jackson and J. Jackson, Kingston-
upon-Hull, licensed victuallers—F. Shaw, W. see, cud
A. Thacker, Derby, silk throwaters—H. Davenpert and
G. Bone, Bury, Lancashire—J. Wilson and J. Do-
herty, Liverpool, commission • merchants—J. Wol-
fenden and M. Wrigley, Oldham. Lancashire,
cotton spinners—T. Thompson and J. Taylor, Salford,
'"ea'l"./(a curriers—J. Dyson and J. Mallinson,
Hanley,
Yorkshire, cloth finishers—H. Foster, R. M.
Foist, ato j w '
Ir3h Sta .1 • ..uster, Bickerstaffe, Lancashire, grocers
tirEINSVAT ~ at,°,ol,nd and W. Long, Bouverie-street, Fleet-
e''':l-71)-',&41_2 -
silk
and W. Holladay, St.
miliwallChurchyard, 7.1 k mercers—H. S. Fenner and D.
l'Orrri:t ..,1 ':',..rctr "tiun—D.
efqn,v. ~,
wieteplar, manufacturers of mineral
' c and W. Austen Rains ate,
brewers—T, 2 ' g
aallbY and.T. Plevins, Birtuing-
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