The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-15 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTION.

Mr. Mackinnon,—Bill to prohibit the nuisance of
Smoke from Furnaces or Manufactories.

Mr. Henry Berkeley,—On the Second Reading of
Small Debts Bill, to move, That it be read this day six
months.

Mr. Thomas Duncombe,—On going into Committee
on the Masters and Servants Bill, to move, That it be
committed that day six months.
Mr. Barclay,—ln Committee on Masters and Servants
Bill, to move, after Clause 9, And be it Enacted, That it
shall be lawful for any two or more Justices of the
Peace, in Special or Petty Sessions assembled, to hear
and determine, under this Act, all cases of dispute be-
tween Masters and Mistresses and Domestic Servants,
with respect to claims for wages, or other compensation
for services rendered by such Domestic Services.
Mr. Hume,—ln Committee on County Coroners Bill,
in Clause 19, line 16, to propose to leave out " the fur-
ther sum of threepence per mile."
Mr. Pakington,—On further Consideration of Report
on County Coroners Bill, to add the following words at
the end of Clause 2: —" And shall cause an instrument
to be prepared under the hands and seals of the Justices
so assembled as aforesaid, or the major part of them, de-
scribing the districts into which their Counties are to be
divided, and the parishes, townships, and extra-parochial
places intended to be included therein respectively, and
the name by which each such district is to be distin-
guished, and the place at which the Court for the elec-
tion of the Coroner for such district is to be held, a Copy
of which Instrument shall be published in two or more
Newspapers, published or usually. circulated within their
Counties respectively, and the originals thereof shall be
deposited with the Clerks of the Peace of the said Coun-
ties, to be by them safely kept amongst the public re-
cords of the said Counties; and the said Coun-
ties shall, after such publication as aforesaid,
be deemed to be divided into such districts as shall
be so determined and set out as aforesaid ; and such
districts shall continue and be in force until the same
shall be altered under the authority of this Act."
Mr.'W. H. Ludlow Bruges,—On further consideration of
Report on County Coroners Bill, to move that the fol-
lowing Clause be inserted next after the 19th Clause :
And whereas doubts have arisen as to the power of the
said Justices to order the payment of the said allow-
ances for travelling in any case where an inquisition has
not been taken, although such Coroner has been com-
pelled to travel from his usual place of abode for the
purpose of taking an inquisition ' Be it therefore Enacted,
that it shall and may be lawful for the said Justices so
assembled in General or Quarter Sessions as aforesaid,
if they shall see fit, to order the payment of such allow-
ances for travelling, to any Coroner who shall show, to
the satisfaction of the said Justices, that he had been
compelled, in the discharge of his office, to travel from
his usual place of abode for the purpose of taking an
inquisition, but which, in the exercise of his discretion,
he deemed to be unnecessary and declined to take.
Sir John Rae Reid-,—On further Consideration of
Report on County Coroners Bill, to move, that the
Cinque Ports be included.
NOTICE OF MOTION.-APRIL 18.

Mr. Milner Gibson,—That an humble Address be
presented to her Majesty, representing, That, in the
opinion of this House, it is desirable to obtain authentic
information upon all matters connected with the Agri-
culture of the United Kingdom • that this information
is altogether deficient, so that at this time even the extent
of land under cultivation, and the amount of its pro-
duce, are subjects only of vague coitilecture ; that the
total absence of all statistical knowle ge in reference to
this important subject, has at various times proved detri-
mental to the public interests ; and praying her Majesty
to devise measures for supplying to Parliament, from
time to time, Statements of the Breadth of Land under
Cultivation for each Species of Produce respectively, and
the amount of Precinct) derived from the same ; together
with such other information as will exhibit, as far as
practicable, a perfect view of the agricultural capability
and production of the United Kingdom.
ORDERS or THE DAY.-APRIL 19.

Prisons (Scotland) Bill ;--Committee.
Roman Catholic Clergy, Grants and Conveyance 3
(Ireland) Bill ;—Second Reading.
Parishes (Scotland) Bill ;—Committee.
Metropolitan Buildings Bill ;—Committee.
Damage by Fire (Metropolis) (No. 2) Bill ;—Second
Reading.
Registration of Electors (Ireland) Bill ;—Second
Reading.
Municipal Corporations (Ireland) Bill ;—Second
Reading.
Sir Robert Peel,--rTo move, 1. Registration of Elec-
tors (Ireland) Bill, second Reading ' •-2. Municipal
Corporations (hand') --'ll4ll, Second Reading •-3. Mis-
cellaneous Estimates (ititommittee of Supply) ;-4. Me •
tropolitan Buildings BA Committee,—.before the other
Orders of the ray.