The Sun.
London, England, 1834-04-29 00:00:00

CONTENTS OF PART II

I. Attacks on the Church—ll. Bob Burke's Duel
with Ensign Brady of the 48th—III. The Cunde de ll-
cl,fonzo. A Tale of the Spanish Revolution—lV. Ste-
phen Oliver on Angling—V. The Corn Law Question—
VI. The Moral of Flowers—Vll. Poetry of E!,entzer
Elliot—Vlll. Combinations—lX. Noctes Affsbrosiat,re.
No. 65.

William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell,
London.

PARLIAMENTARY PRINTING.

( From the Votes and Proceedings of the House of Coin -
mons. Lune 28° die Aprilis, 1834.)

CONFERENCE WITH THE LORDS.

Ordered, that a committee be appointed to manage the
conference (agreed to on the 25th of April) :—and a com-
mittee was appointed, of—
Fazakerley, J. N. 4Lefroy, A. Hay, Colonel L.
Abercromby, Right O'Connor Don Evans, W.
Hon. J. Parnell, Sir H. Cole, Lord
Robinson, G. R. Vyvyan, Sir R. Nicholl, J.
Tennant, J. R Sebright, Sir John smitb, J. A.
Lewis, T. F. Evans, Colonel Shawe, R. N.
Wood, G. W. Wood, C. Pryme, G.
Conference held ; and Mr. Fazakerley reported, that
the managers had met the lords at the conference, which
was managed on the part of the lords by the lord president
and others ; and that the lords had communicated certain
resolutions which have been agreed to by their lordships
for effecting a saving of expense, and giving additional fa-
cilities in the printing of reports and other proceedings in
both Houses of Parliament ; which resolutions are as
follow :

Resolved, by the lords spiritual and temporal, in Parlia-
ment assembled, that the order for printing the papers,
bills, minutes of proceedings or votes, and journals, do con-
tinue to be given as heretofore to the respective printers of
the two houses.

Resolved, by the lords spiritual and temporal, in Parlia-
ment assembled, that the whole of the printing ordered by
this house, whether for bills, reports, papers, accounts, the
journals or minutes, be carried on under such control, as
to the mode of printing, on the part of the Stationery-
office, as will secure the performance of it upon one uniform
system, securing for the house the most Correct and rapid
execution of the work, upon the terms most favourable to
public economy.
Resolved, by the lords spiritual and temporal, in Parlia-
ment assembled, that no second composition be allowed,
except in the case of a paper or bill which has been set up
by the printer of one house of Parliament being required
by the other house of Parliament after such a period of
time shall have elapsed as may fairly afford reason for sup-
posing that the types have been broken up, or in some
other extreme case ; and that the occasion of such
second composition be subject to the examination of the
comptroller of the Stationery-office, and to his allowance
thereof.

Resolved, by the lords spiritual and temporal, in Parlia-
ment assembled, that for the purpose of removing the ne-
cessity (with the exceptions above alluded to) on the part
of this house of such second composition, and also, with a
view to aftbrd ready information to the members of this
house of matters ordered to be printed by the House
of Commons, the clerk assistant being instructed to
extract from the votes of the House of Commons
all orders made for printing public documents, with
the exception of petitions, and that the paper containing
such extract do remain upon the tabl of the house for the
use of the members thereof.

Resolved, by the lords spiritual and temporal, in Par-
liament assembled, that papers presented to this house, in
pursuance of acts of Parliament, or by command of his
Majesty, or in pursuance of any address or order of this
house, may be presented in a printed form, the copy of the
paper which is laid upon the table of the house being au-
thenticated by the signature of the proper officer of the
department or office from whence the paper comes.
Resolved, by the lords spiritual and temporal, in Parlia-
ment assembled, that the parliamentary printers be per-
mitted to receive and execute orders from booksellers for
sale of. any number of copies of parliamentary papers of
which the printing is ordered for the use of either house,
and that the charge for such copies do comprise the charge
for paper and printing, with a due proportion of the charge
for composition, provided that such a form with the same
types, be given to the copies so furnished to booksellers as
may distinguish them from parliamentary papers entitled
to exemption from postage.
Resolved, by the lords spiritual and temporal, in Par-
liament assembled, that these resolutions be communicated
to the House of Commons at a conference, in order that
they may, if they think proper, adopt similar regulations
on the subject, with respect to their house, by which co-
operation alone the expectations, as to the saving of ex-
pense, and additional facilities in the matter of printing can
be fully realized.