The Sun.
London, England, 1869-05-29 00:00:00

THE PATENT LAWS.

Mr. MAGPIE called the attention of the house to 016
present p)sition of the patent laws, and moved the 01-
lowing resolution : —That in the opinion of the b°ll#3
the time had arrived when the interests of trade and 0
m.wce, and the progress of the arts and science in t,hr
coitutry would be pro:noted by the abolition of patents 1°

iuveutijns. mid
Sir R. PAL MER seermdA the motion, aid said he --te
long been of opinion that the time had arrived when pste°
should be altogether and entirely abolished.
After a short discussion, the motion was withdrawn'
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The house then went into committee of supplY r
Anna, and at once resumed.
The report on the Irish Church (Stamp Duties) i'r°

considered and agreed t .
The Irish Church Bill was recommitted for the pniVif
of inserting a clause imposing a stamp duty on any of" 1
of the Commissioners of Church Temporalities in Irel":1
operating as a conveyance or morgage of property, 0111 w
was agreed to.
Mr. GOSCHEN moved the second reading of the he
tropolitan Poor Act (1867) Amendment Bill, and nt on
instance of Mr. TORRENS, who had an amendmellt,;s
the paper, the debate was adj urned till Friday nest on ter
understanding that.it should not be proceeded with aft
an advanced hour.
The remaining orders were disposed of, and the b°1196
adjourned.

LONDON GAZETTE-LA T EVENING

WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, MAY 28. y.
3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain Henri
Brooke to be Captain. be
6th Dragoon Guards —MoutonAnt Charles Davy
Captain, Cornet Walter Macmillan-Scott to be ble-
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nant, Cornet Frederick Shafto to be Lieutenant,

Kane M'Clintock-Bunbury to be Cornet.
3d Hussars—Captain Edward Gore to be Major, „rge
tenant Albert Hallifax to be Captain, Lieutenant Ge,"be
Hunter to be Captain, 'Cornet Robert Dickson "°aot,
Lieutenant, Cornet John Hilton to be Lieutso t,
Ralph Hicks to be Cornet, George Rogers to be Cortio,
9th Lancers—Lieutenant h 341‘Calmont to bo
Cornet Richard Moore to be Lieutenant.
6th Foot— Lieutenant William Lowndes to be 00„gts tt;
Ensign Henry Thomas to he Lieutenant, Atig""
Green, to be Ensign.
7th Foot—Ensign Hugh Barton to be Lieutenant, -1:
de
rick Tottenham to be Ensign. f
12th Foot—Lieutenant Herbert Cooper to be Instruct°
Musketry. t.
27th Foot—Lieutenant Francis Coffey to be Adjutant.
33d Foot—Francis Day to be Ensign.
35th Foot—William Russell to be Ensign.
51st Foot— Lieutenant John Nugent to be Captain; Ea
sign George White to be Lieutonant.
53d Foot—Ensign Henry Westby to be Lieutenant. fiew
60th Foot— Captain Robert Robertson to be Major ; 4;0.418
tenant Ellis Ward to be Captain; Ensign Francis
to bs Lieutenant ; Ensign Ernest. Thnrlow to be
tenant ; -Ensignl to be Ensign.
to 66th Foot William Mackinnon to be Lieu- to be
and Ensign James Lysaught, from 85th Foot,
Ensign. 04
85th Foot—Ensign John Atkin to be Lieutensail
' William Edden to be Ensign. ve
3d West India Regiment—Ensign Edward Lover°,isc•
Lieutenant, and William Simpson Dwyer to be

[ ADvEnnsEmENT. - Holloway's Ointment.--Ali •
of ulcerations, sores, wounds, and eruptions can be cured byTbe
diligent use of this cooling, soothing, and healing unguent' offer
old and often failing fashion of strapping edges of ulcers tc'gnole
with plaster has entirely given way before the more reae°o
treatment of Holloway's ointment, which builds tiP fro. dies°
bottom of the wound with sound and healthy granulations' eon,
gradually grow till they reach the level of the surface, tile;
tract, harden, and i_nmediately become covered with a lie diali"
wholesome skin. The proper application of this ointruenitot to
niches the inflammation, causes the unhealthy discharges find
grow thick, and then to cease, when the swelling disappears
the natural shape is restored.

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