The Sun.
London, England, 1845-04-18 00:00:00

MAYNOOTIL

Mr. HINDLEY presented sixty-two petitions against
the Maynooth grant from the following places :—The
Inhabitants of Over, Cambridgeshire ; Belton and its
vicinity, Rutland ; Ridlington, and its vicinity, Rut-
land ; Melrose, and its vicinity ; Winston, Durham ;
Protestant Dissenters, Wilmot-street, Bethnal-green ;
Christian Instruction Society, St. Paul's, Shadwell ;
Hanover Chapel, Stockport ; Maberley Chapel, Kings-
land, Middlesex • Princess-street, Devonport ; Lake-
street Chapel, Leighton, Bedfordshire ; Downs Chapel,
Altringham ; Willingham, Cambridgeshire ; Bed-
minster, Dorsetshire ; Ascott, Oxfordshire ; Oak-street,
Accrington, Lancashire ; Hartlepool, Durham ;
Pataly Bridge, Yorkshire ; Shipston, Oxfordshire ;
Zoar Chapel, Neath, Glamorganshire ; Godney Hill,
Lincolnshire ; Sutton St. Edmonds, Lincolnshire ;
Edington Aston, bear Birmingham; Hallaton Hawston ;
Milton, Oxfordshire ' • Bethesda Chapel, Forest-row,
Sussex; Tunbridge Wells; Ashwell, Hertfordshire; Ch ad-
lington, Essex; Providence Chapel,Throwley, Devonshire;
Shilton, Leicestershire ; Nairn, Scotland ; Beerford, Ox-
fordshire ; Havant, Hampshire ; Baptists, Wandsworth ;
Heasham, Derbyshire ; Whitefriars-lane, Coventry ;
St. Clement's, Norwich ; Downton, Wiltshire ; St.
Mellon, Monmouthshire ; Fishguard, Gloucestershire ;
Old Larapford, Essex ; Dublia ; Kingsland, Mid-
dlesex ,• Wesleyan Methodists, Ramilton, Done-
gal ; Skibbereen, Cork ; Ballinasloe, Galway ; Clough-
jordan, Tipperary ; Ballyshannon, Donegal ; Far-
ringdon, Berkshire ; Petigo, Donegal ; Cwm, Avon;
Michaelstone, Glamorganshire ; Bromagrove ; James
Cameron, minister, Dumfries ; Calvinistic Methodists,
Hay, Brecon ; Forest, Brecon ; Teachers of Sunday-
Schools, Carnarvon, North Wale ; Leighton, Bedford.
shire; Hallaton; ok-street Sundoy-Sohool, Accrington.
Lord BERNARD presented petitions from Brandon
and from several parishes in the county of Cork against
the Bill for the endowment of the College of Maynootb,
and also against the system of national education.
Mr. STUART WORTLEY pre tented petitions against
the Maynooth grant, and also against the Parochial Set-
tlement Bill.

Lord ALFRED LENNOX prestonted a petition front
a congregation assembled at Providence Chapel, Chi-
chester, against the Bill for the endowment of May-
nooth.

Mr. DARBY presented a petition from the Wes-
leyans of Slough to the same effect.
Lord NORTHLAND presented. a petition from the
town of Southampton against the Idaynooth grant.
Petitions against the grant were also presented by Mr.
Hastie, Mr. Turner, Mr. Plumptre, Mr. Buckley, Sir
John Hanmer, Mr. Bright, Mr. Octavius Duncombe,
Mr. Tufnell, Mr. Shaw, Colonel Sibthorp, Mr. M. Gib-
son, and several other Honoarable Members.
The Earl of MARCH presented a petition against the
Parochial Settlement Bill.
Petitions against the grant to Xaynooth were pre-
sented by Mr. S. Crawford from £'ifeshire and other
places, Mr. Stansfield, Mr. S. O'Brien, Mr. Blewitt, Dr.
Bowring, Mr. Williams, Mr. Ruthe rford, Mr. Newde-
gate, Mr. Gisborne, Mr. Adderley, Mr. J. Neeld, Mr.
Wodehouse, and Mr. Duncombe.
Mr. T. DUNCOMBE presented t petition from the
colliers of Northumberland, com Waining of the state
of the collieries in that county, and. praying for inquiry.
Petitions against the grant to lilaynooth were pre-
sented
.by Mr. Howard, Mr. Botrkett Denison, Mr.
Villiers Stewart, and other Hon. 1' /lumbers.
Mr. S. WORTLEY presented several petitions against
the West Riding .Junction Railwa)
JUSTICES' CLERK. S BILL.
Mr. T. EGERTON presented a petition against this
Bill by the justices of the county o f Chester.
mAyNootri ,
Lord 'TARRY VANE present( ,d several petitions in
favour of the grant to Maynooth.
Mr. ENTWISLE presented sev( .ral against it.
Mr. HAWES presented seven petitions from places in
Surrey, against the grant to Mayne. oth.
Mr. TANCRED gave notice that 4 on going into Com-
mittee upon the Maynooth Bill, he would move
that it be an instruction to the Committee to make
an assessment on the land in Irela pd equivalent to the

reduction made by the Tithe Commissioners, and upon
any surplus in the hands of the Commissioners, for the
purposes of the Maynooth College Act.

SIR 11. POTTING ER.

Mr. HUME postponed to this day fortnight the mo
:ion of which he had given notice for this day respecting
the services of Sir li. Pottinger.
POOR-LAW (IRELAND)

Sir R. FERGUSON moved for a return, giving the
date of the formation of each union under the Poor
Relief Act in Ireland ; the late of the first admission of
the poor ; the expense (prepared from the audited ac
counts) in each first and each subsequent half-year for
which the accounts have been audited, with the sums
paid for maintenance and clothing in the first co-
lumn ; those paid for the proportion of establish-
ment charges, repayment of workhouse hen, collec-
tion, burial and all other expenses, in the second; and in
the third, the total expense, the number relieved in each
workhouse in each half-year, the average number re-
lieved half-yearly, the average cost per head per week
for maintenance and clothing in each half-year, and the
date at which each half-year ended. and marking the
half-years in which instalments of the workhouse loans
have been paid. Return, giving the names of the unions
in Ireland in which the provisions of the Act 6 and 7 Vic.
c. 92, have been acted on in re.pect of fever pati nts. spe-
cifying the cases in which the Poor-law Commissioners
have sanctioned, first, the appropriation of a part of the
workhouse for a fever hospital ; or, secondly, the build-
ing of a fever ward, its distance from the nearest point
cf the workhouse, the number it is calculated to contain,
the cost of it, and in what manner the money is ob-
tained ; or, thirdly, the hiring of a house, the number
it will contain, and the rent thereof. Also, a return of

the number of fever patients relieved under the 15th,
and of those relieved under the 16th clause of the above-
named Act, and the average weekly cost of each.—
Ordered.