The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-26 00:00:00

THE IRISH CHURCH BILL.

Lord REDESDALE gave notice that, in committee on
this bill, an amendment would be moved respecting 00
Irish bishops. He had considered the clauses of the bill
relating to the seats of the Irish bishops, and considering
them a breach of the privileges of the house, he should
move that the Irish bishops do retain their seats in their
lordships' house for life.
RELIGIOUS, &c., SOCIETIES BILL.
Lord ROMILLY moved that the house go into commit-
tee on this bill, the object of which was to improve the ad-
ministration of religious and educational societies, by giv-
ing them powers, under certain restrictions, of incorpora-
tion.
The LORD CHANCELLOR oppo-ed the bill as it
went too far, and would allow designing persons to Pa"
redo themselves befGre the public as incorporated by
act of Parliament.
After a few words from Lord CAIRNS, the bill was with-
drawn.

COMMITTEES.
The Ecclesiastical Delapidations Bill, the Poor Relief
(Ireland) Act Amendment Bill, and the Inam Lands 13)11
passed through committee.
DIPLOMATIC SALARIES BILL.
On the motion of the Earl of CLARENDON this bill
was read a second time.
Their lordships then adjourned.

110 USE OF C 0 NI NIO NS. -LAST EVENING.
The SPEAKER took th 3 chair at 2 o'clock.
THE itEviEw AT WINDSOR.

Colonel FRENCH asked what arrangement had been
made for the accommodation of the members of the house
of Commons at the review which was to take pliice to-
morrow before her Majesty and his highness the Vicerof
of Egypt at Windsor.
Mr. AYRTON, in the absence of the Commissioner of
Works, said the authority of the commissioner did net
exten,l to the Great Park at Windsor, which was the pro-
perty of her Majesty, and was under the care of the ranger,,
and the arrangements therefore would be taken charge of
by the Commissioner of Woods:and Forests.

THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.
The house then went into committee on the Bankruptcy
Bill, and proceeded with the amendments to the remain-
ing clauses, which occupied the remainder of the sitting.

On resuming at nine o'clock,
On the motion for going into committee on the Metr°-
politan Poor Act (1867) Amendment Bill.
Mr. TORRENS protested against forcing this measilr°

forward.
Mr. J. LOCKE joined in the protest, and moved that
the house do not go into committee.
lion. members divided, and the motion was rejected pi
137 to 29.
The house then went into committee pro forma, and Pro
gress was at once reported.
The remaining business was disposed of, and the hour
adjourned.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE .—The following cane
didate has passed the recent D.Sc. examination :—Br3
llct
XIV., Geology—The Rev. George Deane, 8.A., ChasWl
College.
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BIRTHS.
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BOUCl4inst.,
ULT—On the 231 at Langham-placot late
Dion Boucicault, of a son.
RANKING—Ou the 25th lust alWandsworth-common, the
wife of A. Ranking, L. ;of a daughter.

Glamorganshiro, MARRIAGES. '
GUNTER —MATTHEWS —On the 24th inst., at St. Faun E 4
Carshalton, Surrey, to Mar, elder daughter of Pevj
Matthews, Esq., of Clan El-y,,Landaff.
Richard Gunter, Esq., of The Loot;
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Mare..,
TOMBS—STIRLING—On the 24th inst., at St. James's, Pir
eadilly, Major-General Sir Henry Tombs, V. 0., N•C; t*:,
E.A., to Georgina Janet, youngest daughter of the i 9
to
Sir James Stirling.

DEATHS.
ClonE —On the 23d inst. at Red-hill, near Worcestor,
Lieut.-General Arthur Gore, aged 86.
LANGSTON—On the 25th inst., at' 29, Prinas-gardells/
very suddenly, Lady Julia Langston.
WILLIAMS—On the 23d inst., at Stoke, Devonport, 0)111-
wander R. N. Williams, R.N.

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Saturday, June 26, 1869.