The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-17 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
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.143" ELECTION BALLOTS.
illi
the rfiti on s complaining
iilock, 4,074 for Election Committees commence this day at three
the Sitt.',„",,iheit will be continued each Tuesday and Thursday of
%ties or„,slP,o t e House, taking two Ballots on each day, until the
of undue elections be disposed of ;
lieThb' More
all other business. There must be present 100
444., ihblt7ore four o'clock, and before a Ballot can be commenced,
,1101,:" there not be that number at such hour, the Ballots and
%0.. held stand adjourned till next day. Getting one Bal-
-Isen„;,tne House to proceed afterwards with other business,
Ballot then standing for the next day.

1. Th NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR THIS DAY.
voe Chancellor of the Exchequer,—Bill for the relief of Per-
(lissenting from the Church of England in regard to the
2 14. ebration of Marriages.
brir,l Merman Wood,—Bill for the better regulation of Ca-
9tic.ets and
other Hackney Carriages, or of Omnibuses and
ft lice: Btago Carriages for short distances, used in and near the
-°P°ll_,,s and of the drivers and attendants thereof.
4,7," Graham,—Bill for the encouragement of the volun-
ek:Alistment of Seamen, and to make regulations for more
4. S6rallY manning his Majesty's Navy.
Graham,—Bill to amend and consolidate the Laws
ihA Ong to the Merchant Seamen of the United Kingdom;
5. d--4 for forming and maintaining a Register of all the men en-
r in that service.
ithilehn Russell,—Address for Copies of any Special Report
6::` may be received from the Commissioners of Religious
145-7.ln.tion in Ireland.
to. elem,—Account of the Public Income and Expenditure
tint,Ze, Years ended sth January 1834 and 1835 ; being a con-
, a,,on of the Return No. 374, Session 1833. Address for
41.-Pes Return g ding Fish Tithe in Scotland.
tjne/1,--Costnrmie attree, to consider whether, for the better em-
yrnent of the labouring Poor in Ireland, the powers of the
coMmissioners of the present Board of Public Works in that
u
nntl'ltrY ought not to be enlarged, and whether the terms
nct"ilwilichloans may be made by such Commissioners ought
to
for be varied ; and what steps ought to be taken to provide
the reclamation of the Waste Lands of Ireland.
Iio,49I4bERS OF THE DAY FOR THIS DAY.
bro Tester City Election Petition—Ballot for Committee at three.
a.
waitrtitivarticehrßorough Election Petition—Ballot for Committee at
after three.
'' sses indemnity Bill—Second reading.
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•tx,;rer Aids Bill—Third reading.
. torlllequer Bills (15,000,0001.) Bill—Third reading.
ao., County Election—Petstion of Messrs. Fladgate, Young,
Jackson, to be considered.
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-''ES OF MOTIONS GIVEN LAST NIGHT.
j WEDNESDAY, .MARCH 18.
ene„,6141 Beauvoir,—Address for Copies of any Correspond-
Evrs4tWeen the Secretary of the Home Department and the
of Windsor, relative to the employment of a body of
2.15 VPQI it an Police on 12th March, on his Majesty's return
1.01.4",,Mda0r Palace.
tlisLisenunt Ebrington,—Select Committee to examine into
fororisions of the Act of last Session for establishing uni-
y of Weights and Measures.
NI% It
!THURSDAY, MARCH 19.
.Gladstone,—Bill for regulating the carriage of Pas-
" in Merchant Vessels to Foreign Parts.
'
FRIDAY, MARCH 20.
' Ih°lle'."-Ott going into Committee of Supply, to move, That
oeti tiler secure to the country the services of its most emi-
lat arti to
sts, and to avoid'the disappointments which have of
13411.1 e isen from an injudicious application of public money to
eutiolu.Works, competition is desirable in their design and exe-
ltr.
MONDAY, MARCH 23.
ie-`Oll going into Committee of Supply, to move for
A et Committee to inquire into the nature of Orange
k
`l6°eiati
011 s.
, MONDAY, MARCH 33.
(a 114.," vYvyOn going into Committee of Supply,
.to
...fie attention of the House to our Foreign relations with
tirke„
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• 114, TUESDAY, MAY 26.
ter--Bill for the establishment of a General Board of
-"ritics in Ireland.
41r, 114,
THURSDAY, JUNE 4.
Cc&--Addrese to hls Majesty, praying him to hold his
and Parliament occasionally in Ireland.