The Sun.
London, England, 1860-04-28 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY BOROUGHS.

Mr. MACAU LAY moved an address for returns for
every Parliamentary city and borough in England and
Wales, showing,

1. The total number of male persons in each who were
charged to any of the assessed taxes, or to the income tax,
underschedules B and D respectively, for the year 1859-60.
2. How many of such persons were assessed to the poor
rate upon a gross rental of £2O and upwards.
3. How many upon a like rental of £lO and louder £2O.

4. How many on a like rental of £6 and under £lO.
5. How many under £6.
6. And, how many were not occupiers of tenements rated
to the poor. ,
Mr. LAING said the only objection to the returns would
be the delay which would take place in making them, but
the Government, feeling that these were important returns,
would not oppose the motion, and they would do all in
their power to make them complete.
Mr. AYRTON said the returns would be perfectly falla-
cious, as they would exclude from the calculation many
millions of property.
After a short conversation the motion was agreed to.
On the motion that the Jews Act Amendment Bill be
read a third time,
Mr. SPOONER objected to the house going on with the
bill at that late hour, and should certainly, if the hon. gen-
tleman persevered, move an adjournment of the house.
Mr. T. DUNCOMBE was assured by the hon. gentle-
man's colleague that no opposition would be given to the
bill, and he should therefore persevere.
Mr. NEWDEGATE hoped his hon. friend would not
persevere with his motion.
The third reading was then put and carried, and the
house adjourned at 10 minutes to 1 o'clock.

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