The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-27 00:00:00

PA tRUAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
NOTICES OF MOTION -FOR THIS DAY.
I. Mr* Wilmot Horton—Bill to enable Parishes in Eng.
laid, under given regulations, and for a limited pe-
riod, to mortgage their Poor Rates for the purpose
of assisting voluntary EraigrstiOn.
2. Mr. Alderman Waitivan—Account of land in Upper
Canada granted to the Canada Company, and of pay-
nient for the same; also, number of persons sent out
by the Company, and land appropriated to them.
R. Mr. Lamb—Bill to provide for the regulation of the Pub-
lic Office •for registering Memorials of Deeds, Con-
veyances, and. Wills, in Ireland.
oAD IIRs oF TUX DAY FOR TIM DAY.
Penryn Disfranchisement Bill—Report.
2. Pauper Lunatics Bill—Report.
3. Rowan Catholic Land Tax Bill—Report.
4. Bills of Exchange (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
5. Lunatics Regulation Bill—Further consideration of
Report.
6. Application of Aids Bill—Second reading.

NOTICES IRWIN YESTERDAY.
Friday, March 28,
_ _

Sir William Guise—To add the Members for Bristol to
the Committees on the Bristol and Gloucestershire
Railway Bill, and on'the Bath and Avon Railway Bill.
Thursday, April 24.
Ms Laski Advc state—Bill to amend the Laws relating to the
buila;ng, enlarging, or repairing of Gaols in Scot-
land, And for regulating the mode of alimeoting
persons aerein confined.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, AIARCH 26.

The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the An-
nual Duties' Bill, the Anneal Indemnity Bill, the Liver-
pool and Manchester Railway Amendment Bill, and to
several other privgte Bills.
The Lords Commissioners were, the L CHANCEL:
OR, the Earl of SHAFTEN3URY, and Lord MELVILLE.
The House adjourned at four o'clock, and resumed in five.
The Westminster Sessions Bill wa s fad a third time,
and passed. .

The Steam Vessels (Ireland) Bill ria3 read a second

Lord GWYDYR presented a petition from the paritl
cf St. Peters and other places against the Importation of
For.' " W"L—Laid on the table.

MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS.

sir A. GRANT, ah. W. YATES Peer., and others from
zhe com,„o,:e communicated copies of the reports of the
~elect Conunitt.:vs appointed by them in '1825, 1826, and
:
i 827, to consider Ole laws respecting Friendly Societies, as
in their message of yesterday.
desired by their Lords. /iiPe
The same Messengece brought up the Life Anauities
Repeal Bill, and the Annua' Billeting Bill.
These Bills were howeoo, flubequently read a
„third time.
petition from the
The Bishop of BRISTOL presented g
Attic :won and Clergy of the county and Archdeaconry
ef Leicester, against the repeal of the Corporation and

,res+. Acts.
The Promises and Engagements Bill, and the Record's
Variance Bill, were committed on the motion of Lord

TENTERDEN.
The Bills, their amendments, were reported to th 4
House, and the re:bons were ordered to be received on
Friday next.
The Earl of CARNAR'cPN Pre,aanted a petition.frorn the
parish of Maryborough, in
„7.reland, praying for Catholic
Emancipation. The petitioners complained of thecontioued
violation of that solemn national enga:ewent, the Treaty-
of Limerick, and also of the promises held out to
the Roman Catholics at the period.ofewit Union.—Ordered
tv lie on the table:

Aizi. a long conversation between -the LORD Cli*WC I.
OR, LOl:dt RIDESDA LE and Rosatvg, it was agreed that
one of the ei.aimants to the Roscommon Peerage should
be allowed further tine for presenting a stateme,ut of
the evidence by -which he intended to support his
until after the Easter holidays.
The House adjourne4l at a 'Quarter to Six &Clock In
Friday next.