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NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

Mr. WEYLAND-Resolution respectinz the priority in
which the Orders of the Day shall be taken into con-
sideration by the House.

Dr. LUSHINGTON-Bill to regulate the Vice-Admiralty
Court at the Mauritius.

FRIDAY, JAN. 211—ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Ecclesiastical Lands Exchange Bill ; Second Reading.—
Juries (Ireland) Bill ; Committee.—Sub-letting Act
Amendment (Ireland) Bill; Second Reading.—Reforna
of Parliament (England) Bill; Committee.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
In Committee on Reform of Parliament (England) Bill :
Colonel SIBTHORPE—To move, that all bona fide tenants
and occupiers of land, not being Freeholders, Copy-
holders, or Leaseholders, who shall hold any number of
acres situate within the several Counties or Divisions of
Counties for which any Elections for Knights of the
Shire to Parliament should be at any time hereafter
made, the annual rental whereof shall not be under or
less than 501. per annum, free from, and clear of, all
charges and d,ductions whatsoever, such tenants and
occupiers as aforesaid shall be and hereafter are entitled
to vote at any such Election for Knights of the Shire
for any such County or Divisions of Counties in which
such lands are situate; provided they, and each and
severally so claiming to vote, have been bona fide in '
actual possession of such lands as aforesaid for a period
of not less thin one eivire year preceding any regis-
tration as may be hereafter directed or required to be
made touching the Right of Elections.

Marquis of CnZisoos—To move the omission of the Me-
trapolitan Members intended to be added by the Bill.
Mr. GORE LANGTON—To take the sense of the Com-
mittee on the Clause for the Division of Counties.
Mr. PRAED-I'n move that no title to vote for the
Election of a Knight of the Shire be conferred by any
property situate within the limits of a Borough which
shall, by the provisions of this Bill or otherwise, return
a Member or Members to Parliament :—That every man
seise I of freehold lands or tenements, of the clear ye uly
value to him of 40s. above all rents and charges, situate
within the limits of a Borough returning a Member
or Members to Parliament, shall have the right to vote
in the Election of Members for such Borough.
_ _

Mr. BARRY BALAWIN—TO move that the Borough of
Totneis be erased from Schedule 8., and that the said
Borough, with the addition of the Town of Berry Po-
meroy (otherwise Bridge Town), continue to return
two Alembers.

Mr. DitAKE—To move that the Borough of Amersham
be transferred from Schedule A. to Schedule B.

Colonel SIBTHOR111:—To move that all Freeholders whose
freeholds, in the County of the City of Lincoln, are
situated on the Northern side of the river Witham,
shall vote in future for the Representatives in Parlia-
ment for the Division of Lindsey, in the County of
Lincoln ; and all Freeholders whose freeholds are situ-
ated on the Southern side •f the aforesaid river, in the
same City, including the four Parishes annexed by Char-
ter to the said County of the City, shall vote for Re-
presentatives in Parliament for the Divisions of Keste-
ven and Holland.
MONDAY, JAN. '2:J.-ORDER OF THE DAY.
Vestry Act Amendment Bill ; Second Reading.

NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. PROTIIEBOY.-Bill or Bills to alter and amend the
Charter, Municip►l Government, and Regulations of
the City of Bristol.

TUESDAY, J. 21.—NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Colonel Tonitzus—Bill for repealing such Taxes as

have the effect of lowering the Profits of Capital and
the Wages of Labour; and for substituting in their
stead a modified Property Tax.
Sir ROBERT Itrtmrs—Papets relative to the Vaudois.
Mr. Hertern—Motion on the subject of the Russian •
Dutch Loan.
Mr. SHELL—Select Committee to inquire into the Re-
venues and Possessions of the Established Church in
Ireland, and the several charges which are made upon
the public for its support.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Wallingford Election Petition ; Ballot for Committee
at three.—Dorset Election Petition ; Ballot for Coin-'
mittee at ten minutes after three.—Forfar County Elec-
tion Petition ; Ballot for Committee at twenty minutes
after three.—Drogbeda Town Election Petition ; Bal-
lot for Committee at half after three.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25.—ORDER OF THE DAY.
General Register Bill ; Second Reading.
NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. HUGHES HUGHES—BiII for the regulation of
Buildings and Party walls, and for preventing ,
mis-
chief by fire, and injuries to the lives and propertyof his'
Majesty's subjects, from the injudicious construction
of buildings.
THURSDAY, JAN. 26.—NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. PERCEYAL—Address to his Majesty, that he will ap-
point an early day for General Fasting and Humiliation.
FRIDAY, JAN. 27.—NOTICE OF MOTION.
Mr. HENRY BULWER—SeIect Committee, to consider the
present state of New South Wales, with a view to Le-,
gislative improvement.
TUESDAY, JAN. 31.—NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Colonel DAVIES—Select Committee, to inquire into the,
present distressed state of the Glove Trade.
Sir RICHARD VYVYAN—Affairs of Belgium.
THURSDAY, FEB. 9.—NOTICES OF MOTIONS.
Sir JOAN NEWPORT—BiII for the regulation of the First
Fruits Fund, Ireland.
Mr. FYSHE PALMER—To regulate the office of High
Sheriff; to reduce the expences attending it; and to
facilitate the passing the accounts.
FRIDAY, FEE. 17.—NOTICE OF MOTION.
Colonel Tortaxxs—Bill for the gradual abolition of all'
Duties upon the Importation of Foreign Agricultural
Produce.
Last Day for receiving Petitions for Private Bills.
On Report of Reform of Parliament (England) Bill.
Mr. DOMINICK BROWNE—To insert in Schedule B rto
many of the smallest Boroughs not already in Scbedulea
A or B as will be necessary to give Ireland, in addition tJ
105, as many Members as will constitute the due pro•
portion of Ireland with England and Wales, taking into
due consideration their population and revenue respec-
tively. If the above motion he negatived, and 500 be the
number retained for England and Wales, on the Report
of the Irish Reform Bill, to move that such a number
of Members be added for Ireland as shall, in addition
to 105, constitute its due proportion to 500 for England
and Wales, taking into due consideration their popular
tion and revenue respectively.

NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR WHICH NO PARTICULAR
DAYS HAVE BEEN FILED.—AFTER CHRISTMAS.
Mr. GISBORNE—BiII to repeal Acts [7 Geo. IV., c. 6,
and 9 Geo. IV., c. 65] (Small Note Acts.)
Mr. ROBINSON—SeIect Committee to inquire into the
state of Newfoundland.
Mr. RontssoN--Motion on the Trade and Commerce of
the Country.
Mr. BARRY BALDWIN—BiII to authorize the compound-
ing and commuting of charges for charitable purposes
on freehold property.
Colonel Ea-Arts—Bill to alter the mode of appointing Re-
corders of Cities and Borough Towns ; also to prevent
Recorders from sitting in the Commons' House of Par-
liament.
Lord Viscount MlLTON—Present State of the Corn Laws.
Sir JOHN OWEN—That the censure passed on the High
Sheriff of the County of Pembroke, his Under Sheriff,
and Assessor, by the Report of the Select Committee
appointed to try the merits of the late Pembrokeshire
Election Petition, is not warranted by the Evidence
taken before the said Committee.
Mr. HARVEY—RepeaI of the Duty paid upon the admis-
sion of persons to the freedom of Cities and Boroughs
returning Members to Parliament.
Mr. WOLRYCHE WHITMORE--••ReSOIUtiODS relating to the
China Trade.
Lord Viscount MORPETH—In Committee on General Re-
gister Bill, to move that the Coun,y of York be ex-
to move that the counties composing the Northern Mre.mHp toend fm the operation
osrooN—in
coinmitteo the Bi
11.
Mr. on General
l.
Register Bill,
Cir-
cuit he exempted from the operation of the Bill.
Colonel SIBTHORPE—BiII for the regulation of Steam
Vc ssels.
Mr. WYSE—BiII for the establishment and maintenance
of Parochial Schools, and the advancement of the edu•
cation of the people of Ireland.
Mr. HENRY BuLwEe—Select Committee on the Ribbon
Trade.
Mr. SLANEY—BiII for the better rating Tenements under
a certain annual value.
Colonel EvANs—Bill to repeal Act [59 Geo. lII.] (the
Foreign Enlistment Act).
Mr. COURTENAY—ReIations with Portugal.
Colonel EvAxs—Address to his Majesty, that he will be
graciously pleased to intercede, by friendly offices and
negotiation, with the Court of St. Petersburgh, in
bs-
half of the Polish people, and in mitigation of the con-
fiscations, or other heavy punishments, said to be likely
to befal them, in consequence of the late war in Poland.
Mr. FRANCIS BARING—BiII for the doing away of certain
offices in the Exchequer ; for the more speedily and
effectively passiug of the Sheriffs' accounts, and further
regulating of the office of Sheriff.

On the 6th inst. as the Balloon coach was
crossing Hartside, on its way from Penrith to Alston, a
stag joined it near Greenfill Kilns, and gambolled along
the road with it for some time. When he seemed inclined
to part company, the guard sounded his horn, which
caused him to bound up to the coach again, and he conti-
nued to accompany it, apparently attracted by the horn.
When they came near the town of Alston the sight of
such a stranger drew the attention of the people so much
together that he beg in to be uneasy at the sight of so
many intruders ; be jumped over a wall from the road,
and rambled down► the banks to Blackburn, where great
numbers had collected, and a regular chase was begun.
He was pursued to near Alston Brewery, where he crossed
the Tyne, and took shelter amongst Mr. Honcsox's fire,
but was soon rooted, and lie crossed the river again, seek-
ing shelter in the plantation in Hall-hill, but, driven by
numbers from that hold, he took the water a third time,
and in attempting to leap over a wall he fell backwards,
and was taken by some youn t men, who secured him by
putting ropes round his antlers, after which lie was led
round the town in triumph by his captors, and then taken
to the Manor-house inn, where lie wi]l be taken care of
till he he claimed. It is suppo-ed that he has strayea from
the park of H. HAZEL, Esq., of Dalemain.—Newcastk
Chronicle.

SINGULAR ACCIDENT.--An inquest was
held at Middlesex Hospital, on the body of THOMAS WHIT-
LOCK. It appeared that the deceased was in the employ
of Mr. THOMAS HOLLES, pork-butcher, of No. 283, Ox.
ford-street, and that on Saturday, the 31st ult., as he was
carrying some potk at his master's shop, it slipped front
his shoulder, and a small hook, by which it bad been
plittlelac n(e,aanicde 6ththe when
where
he inflammationlvas took
place, and he applied to the hopitl, where he Was ad-
hanging, pricked the fleshy paert,ifl
lnioefridtai.synaalrtaimsotri.,
in
tmo ti
tnecdr e aase, in
- aht iee ndti.ed on Wednesday i
stillis
cieo net soo enoi nve
uen
very
yde
thereof. Verdict—Accidental Death.

Daft WILLIE LAW was the descendant of an
ancient family, nearly related to the famous JOHN LAW,
of Laurieston, the celebrated financier of France. WILLIE
on that account, was often spoksn to, and taken notice of,
by gentlemen of distinction. Posting one day through
Kirkaldy with more than ordin ay speed, be was met by
the late Mr. OSWALD, of Dunnikier, who asked hitn
where he was going in such a hurry. " Going ! ' says
WILLIE, with apparent surprise, " I'm gaen to my cousin
Lord ELHIN's burial." " You fool ; Lord ELGIN'S not
dead," replied Mr. OSWALD. " Ah ! diel ma care,' quoth WILLIE, " there's sax doctors out o' Emhro, at 'im,
and they'l hae him dead afore I win for'it."—Clambers'
Scottish Jests and Anecdotes.

BIRTHS.
On the 13th inst. at Sunbury, the lady of the Rev. C. Moffatt,
of a son.
On the 12th inst. at Williamtield House, Ayrshire, N. 8., the
lady of J. S. Hay, Esq., of a son.
On the 6th of November, at the Cape of Good Hope, the lady
of Lieutenant-General Sir George Townshend Walker, G.C.8.,
of twin daughters.

DIED.
On the 15th inst. at her house In Warwick-square, Mrs.
Brown, relict of Mr. Christopher Brown, formerly of Paterno!,
ter-row, in the 84th year of her age.
On the 15th inst. at Beckenham, George, youngest son of W.
Pott, Esq. of Bridge-street, Southwark.
On the 11th inst. Clara, the eldest daughter of G. 'Haynes, Es+
of Hampstead.road, aged 2.1
On the 14th inst. at Hall-place, Charles Augustus, eldest soil of Major-General Sir C. Ashworth, K.C.8., K.T.S.
On the 15th inst. at Islington, Mr. R. Johnston, (late of the
firm of Johnston, Brookes, and Co.), aged 62.

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