The Sun.
London, England, 1850-03-29 00:00:00

DAY.

THE KING'S-ROAD, CHELSEA.—On the motion for
going into committee of supply, Sir J. Pakington, to
ask the Attorney-General whether it is his intention to
persevere in refusing his permission for the trustees of
the Grosvenor-place district to obtain a judicial decision
in a court of law npon the question at issue between
them and the Marquis of Westminster with respect to
the repair of the King's-re ad.
REPRISALB.—NAVY ESTIMATES.—Ou question of
going into committee of supply on these estimates, Mr.
Ansley, to call attention to the illegality of reprisals
when made by officers of' her Majesty's navy without
the authority of au order in council.
NAVAL ASSISTANT SURGEONS.—Captain Bolder°, on
same question, to move a resolution to the effect that
the accommodation provided for the assistant-surgeons
on board her Majesty's ships of war is inadequate and
insufficient for securing the full benefit of their profes-
sional service.

IN COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.—The ordnance estimates
to be moved by Colonel Anson, and the navy estimates
by Sir F. Baring.
MANNING TUE FLEET.—In committee of supply on
the navy estimates, Captain Harris to call the attention
of the Governrceit to the importance of makinc, provi-
sion, by legal enactment, for the fpeedy and :actual
manning of her Majesty's fleet in the event of a war.__

THE —ADMIRALTY hSTABLISIIMENT.—CoIoneI Sib-
thorp, to propose the reduction of the present establish
merit of the Admiralty, and particularly as applies to
the number of Lords of the Admiralty.
INDEPENDEN p NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

PUBLIC HEALTH (Ireland).—Sir W. Somerville, Bill
fo promoting the public be.ith in Ireland.
PAROCHIAL ASSESSMENTS.—Mr. C. Lewis, Bill to
amend the laws relating to parochial assessments in Eng-
land.

PARTNERSHIPS (IRELAND).—Mr. Solicitor-General
for Ireland, Bill to amend an Act Lf the Parliament of
Ireland, for promoting trade and manufactures by regu-
lating and encouraging partnerships.
TUESDAY, APRIL 9.
INDEPENDENT NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

WINDOW TAX.—Viscount Duncan, to move, that
whereas the present mode of assessing, levying, and col-
lecting taxes on air and light in England and Scotland
interferes most prejudicially with the health and sanitary
condition of the inhabitants of Great Britain, therefore
it is expedient that the window tax shouid be repealed.
NEW CIIIIRCEIES, BAXPETEAM—Mr. MUningP, ad-
dress for return of all applications in writing, with the
dates, made to her Majesty's commissioners for building
new churches, by any person cr persons declaring their
intention of endowing any church or chapel intended to
be built by such person or persons in the parish of Saint
John, Hampstead, in the county of Midd:esex, and set-
ting forth the population of the said parish, together
with the accommodation provided in the several churches
or chapels built, building, or intended to be built,
within the aforesaid parish, together with the population
of the district for which such churches or chapels
are intended to provide, and the accommodation
intended to be provided in such churches or
chapels, and their respective distances from
the existing churches er chapels in the said pariah:
also, for all communications made to or by the said com-
missioners in reference to such applications, and of all
resolutions come to by them, and of all communications
made to the applicants in respect thereof.
ORDER, OF THE DAY.

COMMlTTEE.—Benefices in Plurality Bill.
NOTICE OF MOTION ON THE PRECEDING

ORDER.
Mr. Frewen, to move new clauses.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

SECOND READINGS.—County Courts Extension; Irish
Fisheries; Parish Constables; County 'Rates; Extra-
mural Interments; Bills.
COMMITTEES.—PubIic Libraries and Museums ; Real
Property Conveyance; Bills.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS ON ORDERS OF THE