The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-27 00:00:00

THE FRANCHISE PRISONS BILL.

This bill was read a second time
LONDON CORPORATION REGULATION BIL""tioil
Mr BAINES moved that leave. be given for the Corpolciez
of the City of London to be heard by counsel before the
c ,mmittee on the Corporation Regulation Bill, against of
of the said bill. n
Mr. WYLD hoped the committee would be an ope-,,D iti
as here were many objectionable clauses in the bill W "
exception might be taken. "°
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_nought that the Corporation :. cool'
City of London would be s ) well represented on t"..„ olio'
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everal of the clauses of the bill. He believed that Ust toi
the citizens also objected to these clauses. He thong/1„0 re'
ought to have an opportunity of urging their objectiom
fore the committee.
The motion was, however, agreed to. oeinn,gheaatlbofee:ted, 04
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THE RIVER THAMES. t 0;
Mr. KENDALL moved the appointment of a sale, 0 0,
mittee to take into consideration Mr. Gurney's relint%tioP
the state of the River Thames," and such other su;gei6o;
as they might deem it expedient to entertain for its o_4, 0'
tion, especial .y in the immediate vicinity of the. LTOw

Parliament.—Agreed to.
LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. to in'
Lord A. V. TEMPEST moved for a select committee
quire into the justice of the complaints of the officers ° vro:
Land Transport Corps, as set forth in their pet ticl!Allio'
seated to this house, Aug. 1857, alleging that they be:,
received the rate of half-pay which, they state, they Wer
titled to claim.—Agreed to. eTROOPS IN THE EAST INDIES. a)e
Mr. MACARTNEY moved for a return of the Ilu„'-to tb
British troops now serving in India and chargeable
revenues of that country, showing the number uncle',
Art'
branch of the service, namely staff, cavalry, infantrPootvii
lery, engineers, marines, and sailors, and the total ret.sfr
same for one year, ending Ist Jan., 1858. And, like
eao
of the British forces serving in India, and the tota,lto,
the same for the year ending Ist Jan., 1856.__Agreo
The house then adjourned at a quarter past 1 o'oe'

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BIRTHS.
BADDELEY—On the 23d inst., at Waltham Abbelf 'of '
wife of Major Fraser Baddeley, Royal Artillery
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daughter. 0
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LANRNSTER—On the 25th inst., at 8, Saville-r° ~-
lington•garderm, the wife of Edwin Lankeeter'

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F.R.S., of a daughter. 1,
MARRIAGES. f 1
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HAWKER -JONES—On the 22d inst., at the ChuruAjto'ls.
Nicholas, Brighton, William Henry, son of ; Ell
Hawker, of Ashford Lodge, Hants, to Engelsq,
both, youngest daughter of the late J. Jones, t,
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DtTry Orrnoud, Cardiganshire. Sliy
Lums--HuNT - On the 21st inst., at S. MargaretAoWrof
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minster, La iston ‘‘. interbotham Lewis, EA.,' „girt°.
bury, solicitor, to Walterine Wood, third
John Hunt, Esq., of Man •hester. 4' t DEATHS. lgob
BARNARD- On the 23d inst., at Cave Castle, Ira
Henry Gee Barnard, Esq , aged 69. Sdir
rf ..,1001
CARDEN -On the 22d inst at Ramoan Roct°-•bal-
castle, county Antrim, Admiral John Sarno°
aged 87. sittii
FA IRM A N—On the 24th inst., at Lynsted, n:,fr
bournb, Samuel Creed Fairman, Esq., agediu"
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