The Sun.
London, England, 1835-08-05 00:00:00

ADMISSION OF LADIES.

Mr. GRANTLY BERKELEY moved that the house should agre°
to the Report of the Committee, to admit a certain number of ladies int°
the gallery.
The SPEAKER having put the question, strangers were ordered to
withdraw.

The House then divided, when there appeared—
For the motion
Against it B9
Majority against the Ladies — 3 ,
COLONEL BRADLEY'S CASE.
Mr. T. DUNCOMBE moved that a Select Committee
be appointed to inquire into the case of Thomas Bradley',
Esq., formerly Lieutenant-Colonel in command of the 24 e
West India Regiment. The Hon. Member went over a state'
ment of the circumstences, which have been repeatedly pub;
lished, and contended that the verdict given for Colone!
Bradley in an action brought against Major Arthur showed
that Colonel Bradley had not been fairly treated, and that
the proceedings and sentence of the Court-martial ought to be
inquired into.
Lord HOWICK resisted the motion.
Mr. HUME said that it should be recollected that Ma.i,°r
Arthur was defended by the Government, and received all 0°
assistance they could afford him, and that nevertheless, aver-
diet was given by the Jury against Major Arthur.
Mr. C. FERGUSSON opposed the motion, and said.
that a decision in support of Major Arthur had been repeatedly
made by different parties.
Sir C. DALBIAC considered that it would be an act at.
tendant with extreme danger and injustice if the House sanc-
tioned the precedent the Hon. Member for Finsbury wished
to establish.

Sir R. PEEL should vote against the motion.
After a few words from Mr. Pryme, Lord Howick, and ;ilr•
Hume,

Mr. T. DUNCOMBE briefly replied.
The House then divided, when there appeared—
For the motion
Against it
Majority —.6B
ORANGE LODGES.
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On our return to the gallery, we found
Mr. HITME bringing forward his motion on the tba
Orange Lodges. The motion was to call the attention of
House to the evidence taken before the Select Committee P,;
pointed to inquire respecting Orange Lodges, as regards tile',
establishment in the army, and to submit resolutions there%
to the House for consideration and adoption. Not being 0
member of the Committee, which sat on the subject of Oral-
Lodges, his attention had been first drawn to the subject 13);
the Irish Orange newspapers, which published a portion a 1,,t
evidence taken before that Committee. It was stated in to
evidence, that from thirty to forty regiments of the linc
Orange Lodges, on the authority of warrants from the Gre..,
Lodge. The statement appeared to him so extraordiT;
that he could not at first believe it, till he had asked a Tecnine..
of the Committee, and found it to be quite correct. it "rro.,
peered by the evidence, that lodges were formed in reancil
giments, and it was doubtful to what extent they existed.
recently had they not seen the reckless conduct of those Oraegi,
Societies, and how the unfortunate affair at Belfast occurrre;
which had orig.inated with the Oranf_remen.—k"Ne, no •
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