The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-06 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTION.

Mr. J. O'CONNELL gave notice that when the Irish
Stamp Act was brought oti, he would move as an amend
ment, that it is inexpedient to increase the stamp duty in
Ireland.

IRISH FISHERIES.
Col. CONOLLY gave notice that when the Irish
Fisheries Bill was considered he should move an addi-
tional clause.
MINES AND COLLIERIES.
Mr. AINSWORTH gave notice that on clause No. 3
of the Mines and Collieries Bill being considered, he
should move an amendment, defining the age and number
of hours which should be fixed for the employment of
children in mines. '
Mr. HUME moved for some return, in continuation
of a former return ordered by the House, the terms of
which did not reach the galler v.
THE DUNDAS AFFAIR.
Lord WORSLEY rose and said—Mr. Speaker, I wish
to ask the Right lion. the Secretary-at-War, whether
the report so generally circulated, as to the lion. Col.
Henry Dundas having used language disrespecrul to her
Majesty, has attracted the notice of the official authorities,
and whether an inquiry has been made as to the truth.
of that report.- I - should be happy if I can ascertain
that such is not the case ; but if lam informed that it
is so, I should like to know whether the official autho-
rities have in any way marked their displeasure.
Sir H. HARUINGE said, in answer to the question
put by the Noble Lord, I have to state that Colonel the
lion. Henry Dundas was requested by the Commander-
in-Chief, immediately on the circumstances re-
ferred to by the Noble Lord being known,
to furnish such explanation' as he had to offer.
Having given that explanation, the Commander-in-
Chief thought that Colonel the Hon. Henry Dundas
had railed to absolve himself from the grave offence
which had been imputed to him of having spoken disre-
spectfully of her Majesty; and under those circumstances
the General CommandUrg-in-Chief felt it to be his duty

to submit to her Majesty that Colonel the Hon. Henry
salaries of some of the clergy made as vacs- ~e,..
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Dundas he dismissed from his office of Queen's Aide-de- that the revenues of such suppressed sinecure offices' the 07_0 0
Camp ; and further, that Colonel the Hon. Henry Dun- a fund, to be applied by the said Commissioners to port
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das be removed from the commuud of the 83d Regiment tation of small livings, and to such other Git u cb„cpbobsre
and placed on half-pay.—(Loud cheers.) Her Majesty's stated in that Report. 3 a the ~ the , ,t/,
Government entirely concur in that measure, and her .' 4. That, besides these large revenues t
out 05,676 Pa
Majesty hasibeen pleased to signify her approval of the plied to Church purpo-es, there has beene patio
of
,reva,4,,,
recommendation of the General 6,mmanding-in-Chief. revenue of the United Kingdom th ~.....„,,,,,d,! we'll- tbe
—(Cheers.) That divisi,. a has been communicated to sterling for the Established Crouches ind ..--870 hc,toies for
eji,
Colonttl Dundes.—(Cheers.) Scotland, between the years 1801 an ' r,
itish —"l°l',, an a ae,
COLLEGES OF .PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. besides many large payments •in the 13r ~ace be n cbarr
suPport of the Church • and all these ,utniblich is 1,/ ,ea,
Lord JOHN RUSSELL wished to ask the Righthatit"j of
Hon. Baronet, Secretary for the Home Department, if ti al to the National Debt, the interest Of vi
abie on the pub is revenue. r ase, tot
he intended to introduce a Bill in the course of the pre- "5- That it appears by the Bill beforeltily 1-' the $ ~, of
that i„iore'",. al
sent session, with respect to the College of Physicians 6 Dean Forest Eecl.esiastical Districts
_Bo;
,_ cooton,s tol-0,
and the College of surgeons ? He wished to know 1 2,..200/. has been already paid by the L
nrary graof Not, the
whether the Right Hon. Gentleman intended to in- , her Majesty's Treasury, from I'the of chapkai.eis T ~,
troduce a Mli with r.,p, et to the clinrer of the endowniont of the elere) man or,
_of the. ei.' !;,.' ...'
these two c,,;!•;•;;..._ s • ‘ . .. :.
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Baronet that the Bill should come into operation before 1 severally or Ile/. iiis. tin., 0. ,b_ the 1.--- to our
"6. That there were, as stated by cura
Parliament met again ?* • - -
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