The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-04 00:00:00

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‘‘ATEIt AT LONDON i4RIDGE TO-MORROW.
....... minutes after 6. Evening 54 minutes after 6

THLATRE ROYAL, RUY-LANE.
THIS EVENING will be perfoD R
rmesi the Comedy of
Sir r, PATRICIAN AND PARVENU.
bray, isk,irsbaldiston de Mowbray, Bart., Mr. Warde ; Percy d:.! Mow-
C°°Per; Sir Timothy Stilton, Knight, Mr. W. Farren ; Dick
tliso Tie! Mr. Harley; Ruby, Mr. Bartley.
44,1er5,1N1/rser_s, Miss Lee; ary Stilton, Miss Taylor; Miss Sally
ulover.
After which—THE BRIGAND.
41les", •
Massaron.l, Mr. Wallack ; Maria Grazie,..Miss Kenneth,
conclude QUESTION.
with— THE
.41 wi
"daY Alexander tPO hePPING Great, and King Arthur.

ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
LEgHIQ
EVENING will be performed Auber's Opera of
; OR, THE FETE OF THE HERMITAGE.
'
11. Phillips ; Count Goloffkin, Mr. Bedford; Dimitri,
The PrinceskElizabetfi, Miss Shirreff.
aptain After which—THE FOREST OF BONDY.
410,11,8 v4ubri, Mr. Brindal ; Lieut. Macaire, Mr. G. Bennett ;
6 ; Lucille, Miss Taylor.
11 Monday, Lcstocq, and The Miller add his Men.

I.4'e Publiccition
of THE SUN NEWSPAPER commenced this day
1.5 minutes past 3 o'clock.

80„ LDON
,„
`'ODAY EVENON
ING, APRIL 4, 1835.

tti4at the organs of the Tory Government should be
result to, the quick—grieved to the very soul—at the
littura ;4 the late conflict in the House of Commons, is
; enough. There are many reasons why they,
the such as they, should dislike it. The chief of
,or
the we
Bloc need not say, is that the loaves and fishes,
areh 3' of every- government in Tory estimation,
Petkii4-°llt to depart from their Israel. It is this im-
N4pit calamity, from which they see no means of
gloom' Which 'while it imparts a tinge of the deepest
to eve to their prospects, gives a spiteful virulence
tho 4 ever
thing that issueth out of their mouths. But
the •
-ay , 'e innate selfishness of the whole tribe
that :ha. them to 'deplore with the greatest anguish
it% 'eh touches most nearly their worldly interests,
e be supposed that they look upon the happier
444 t,7 which is now beginning to dawn upon Ire-
their 'th .Inuch complacency. They well know in
itltith"eLarts, though they will • not acknowledge
Niev their lips, that to them and their diabolical
Mie
;4aY he attributed all the miseries—countless in
4410 r and unspeakable in magnitude—which that
1444 tth-ilate country 'has suffered, and still suffers ;
fie ellptllt7ocathsenenot endure the thought that an end is to
sufferings, and a new era of improve-
-141,4114 happiness introduced, by the adoption of
t`eir) of policy, which, when contrasted with
c'lleiLl-nust be viewed as extremely liberal, and is
for
I—`+°rY----thouvh, in reality, neither more liberal
114114(1°re conciliatory than the strict claims of even-
tiDe justice demand. Here they see the first posi-
the th,e4gt conferred on Ireland. They look upon
%ou'cdent with hatred and horror. It was bad
tkiti; I' they thouaht, to uncoil, hoWever slowly, Niue-.
I),iGot;.'„aild as it were, link by link, the chain which
Itela4 and despotism had wound round the limbs of
Patioil but to admit her to any thing like a partici-
(tithi.of Privileges, to acknowledge the right of her
1/1 equa °lei 'c-is to meet their Protestant brethren
tenus, either in their civil or religious capa-
kthitt t' '‘i' is what they cannot stomach—this is truly
'et t) °p in their otherwise not very palatable cup.
:IN.' however, vent their spleen—let them pour
are -lett' bile, if it give them any ease, on those who
, be
`hst,t, en instrumental in this 'great work, and in their
-eti°ll----it falls harmless on its objects.
ktt

t. el,
l scene took place in the House of Commonsi
I M'gilt' At the very moment when the Chairman
the r°glieda Election Committee was complaining
ithinexplained absence of Sir ROGER GRESLEY,
forfee "ad Put a stop to the proceedings of the Commit-
het
a full hour and upwards, the " inspired" Ba-
-4E4. elltered the House, and walking up to the
1:11i01111, with all the solemn gravity of that bird
44ti "ce saved the Roman capitol, stated, in justi-
ikkeZl ()F his non-attendance, that he had been at-
,4ILI ark with a severe perspiration, which had brought
'%2ll9:,tially severe shivering fit ! This statement,
'ly,;-',l"livered with all imaginable seriousness—to
Ilhieh-t;ling of a dash of the pathetic and deprecatory
ti,4eft,Lle Horl. Baronet threw into it—had not quite
40,-t he anticipated. So fat from sympathizing with
hiqa "rings, the House actually burst out laughing in
1411 eie...Was ever such inhumanity I Had the subject of
th°4et,lluecent merriment been merely an ordinary Ba-
`lo4tblle ease might have admitted of excuse, but Sir
IvhiCz is an " inspired" Baronet. The wisdom
'l4lltl, 's from above hath descended, like Elijah's
as 11,-; °n his consecrated shoulders: He is subject—
his4einlorissetlifttlizs_told us, in that unequalled address
which will descend with honour to
t°t twelill;Ote6t generations to supernatural influences,
NII„Lch he cannot account, and against which. he
.tich luake head. Surely, the " shivering fits" of
man deserve better than to be treated with ridie
i4'l IS-
be to " perspire," only that the House may
Verbid it decency ! Forbid it all those refined
liN"etsWillcll make the great difference between
eNs and savages ! It will be be seer that in
fit, the of the t'"
inspired" ROGER'S shivering-
'e Church question did not come on till

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