The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-11 00:00:00

COLLECTION OF FINES (IRELAND) BILL.

The House went into Committee on this Bill.
Mr. Sergeant MURPHY reminded the Government
of the pledge given that no Irish Bill should be brought
on at so late an hour.

Colonel DUNNE also protested against proceeding
with the Bill.

Sir W. SOMERVILLE denied that any such pledge
had been given, but under the circumstances would not
press the Bill.
The CHAIRMAN then reported progress, and ob-
tained leave to sit again.
BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE.

Mr. STAFFORD moved—" That when this House
meets at twelve o'clock on any day except Wednesday
or Saturday, if the business has been disposed of before
three o'clock, or at three o'clock precisely, notwith-
standing that there may be business under discussion,
Mr. Speaker do leave the ,chair without putting any
question; and that the House do resume its sittings at
five o'clock."

Mr. BROTHERTON opposed the motion.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER also op-
posed it, on the ground that the adoption of any rigid
rule on the subject, especially at so advanced a period of

the session, would greatly obstruct the progress:Of public
business.

The motion was then withdrawn.
Tho other business was then disposed of, and the
House adjourned at a few minutes past One o'clock.

Mr. Peto paired off with Mr. Aldorman Thompson, on
Lord Naas's motion.

Mr. Baldock paired off in favour of Lord Naas's Spirit
Bill, with Colonel Anson, against.
Mr. Pugh paired off against the ballot, with Mr,
Cowan in favour of it.

Sir H. F. Davie paired off in favour of Mr. H. Berke-
ley's motion for the ballot, with Sir William Codrington
against.

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REPRESENTATION OF KNARESBOROUGH.--Mr. W.
11. Watson, Q. C., and Mr. T. Collins, jun., the two candi-
dates who have announced their intention of soliciting the
suffrages of the electors (the former on Liberal, and the latter
on Conservative and Protectionist principles), have been
actively engaged during the week in canvassing the borough.
Mr. Watson, on Monday evening, addressed the electors from
the Elephant and Castle Inn. Mr. Collins, the Conservative
candidate, addressed the electors from the Crown Inn, on
Tuesday evening. The nomination takes place on Saturday
and the polling on Monday.
A letter from Clonmel to Mullinhahone, a distance
of twelve miles, now takes two days to reach its destination
—all under the improved system of railroads and steam
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