The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-22 00:00:00

MST OF THE MINORITY

'SVho voted on Mr. 11 nine's Motion against the Grant of
£1;,000 for Proclamations in Ireland.
Althorp, Visa. Jervoise, O. P. Rice, T. S.
liromthum, henryLOt:lthart, .1. J. Smith, John
Davia:a; Colonel. Martin, ,I. Tuvistock, Marq.
Denman, T. Newpaxt, Sir J.
(rattan, J. Pn.rnell, Sir it.
ii amilton, Lord A. Phillips, G. jun.
If ow4rd, 11. Poyntz, \V.:4.

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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

!NOTICES of MOTIONS,/ and ORDERS of the DA I',
which, now .stand on the ORDER-BOOK of the 1101/SE
of fIIMMONS for the ENSUING WEEK.
Tuesday., April 2&
NOTICES Of 310TIONS.
I. TAM Nugent—Bill for the better regulation of Courts of
Justice in eie West Indies.
2. Nit.. George lama—Bill to allow Persons prosecuted for Fe-
lony to make their defence by Counsel.
Sir Matthew Ridley—Papers relating to the conduct of Ma.
gi*tratm. in New south Wale*.
4. Sir Thomas Acland—Bill to explain. and amend Act sit
Geo. $, c. 139, regulating the buiding of Parish Appren-
tices'.
5. Mr. flume—Accounts of Monies eirpended in Repairs on
‘restoiltiste,r Abbey, and other Papers.
S. Lord Viscount Palmerston—Bill to amend Act 44 Geo. 3,
c.loti-!relating to Corps of Yeotnanry.
7. Mr. Ointlburn..-13111 to consolidate the Laws of Ireland, re.
ti ve to the disappropriation of Benefices from Dignities.
• ORDERS or"rnii: DAY.
1. Larceny Laws 13111—Further consideration of Report.
2, Episcopal Unions'( reland)
:i. Customs Collection Bill—Further consideration of Report.
4. Excise. laws Amendment Bill—Committee.
5. Debtor and Creditor Arraogement Bill—Further considera.
of itewirt.
iddlesex Turnpike Trusts Bill—Committee.
7. London Bridge itill—iteport.
0. Bribery at Elections hill —Further consideration of Report.
9. Criminal Justice Bill—Further consideration of Report.
lit. Bank Charter Amendment Bill—RePort.
I I. Church 'Bates ( Ireland) Bill—Report.
12. Fisheries Bill—Report.
13. Spring (inns Bill—Committe.
14. East India Writers Bill—Committee.
tr. Prhion Laws(lreland )11111—Further consideration' of Report.
Impounding of Cattle (Ireland) Bill—Third reading.
17. Valuation of Ireland Bill—Committee,
18. Greenwieh hospital Estate Bill--Committee.
lit. Trustees ( Ireland) Bill—Third reading.
20. Stage Coaches Bill—Third reading.
21. Exchequer Bills Funding Bill—Report.
22. Westminster Improvement Transfer Bill—Committee.
23. East India Naval Force—Committed thereupon.
24. Silk Duties Acta—CoMmitlee thereupon.
25. Exchequer Bills (13,200,000 I.) Bill--Second reading.
Consolidated Fund Bill—Second reading.
PIIIVATE BlLLB.—(Sevond Readings)
1. Doncaster and Booth Ferry Road. 2. St. Botolph with.
out Aldersgate Tithes.

Wednesday, A pril '
NOTICES OF liIOTIONd.
1. Air. ykes—Bill to declare the rightof Freeholders In sepa.-
rats Districts, or Counties Corporate, to vote at the Elec-
tion of Knight* of the Shire of the several Counties from
which the said Districts have been sevarated.
2. Lord John Russell—Potition of the Inhabitant householders
of•Rre, for the extension of the -Elective Franchise in that
. Borough.

ORDERS or THE DAY.
1. Destruction of Houses (Ireland) Bill—Second reacting.
2. Silk Duties Rill—Further consideration of Report.
3. Shire [falls 8111—Further consideration of Report.
1. Ways and Means—Committee.
5. Supply—Committee. .

rhurstiaji, April 27.
NOTICE OF SUTION.

- - .
Lord John Russell—Alotion relating to Reform in Parliamen
Friday, April 20.
ORDEII THD DAY.
Wrongoos imprisonment Bill— Second reading.

m yaTERIOUS DEA.TH.-B. Brook, of Longwood,
war II add erstield, clot!, wlcer, was found drownedin4.l.4nlit,
tielliy, on lloodfq week. Tl<ta son slept' with WI on Me
pmcadiog oTtling, and, frotn.. his account, it appears hia fa.
ther left !din in bed. and soon after. he heard that hti was
d owned. , Some bruises were discovered un the Person, of the
t;eces.,toi— and a sum of money was misAing, whit:{(, it is known
;lc io'hit possession the evening' before, at a late hour,—
llneavourable surmises, we understand, are afloat reapcoing
the eon, from the circumstances of his halving money uvuo
i.l a larger, aniount than on the clay previona to his father's
death, and front his having made strange and contradictory
gtstvments.—( Leeds Litclligencer.)