The Sun.
London, England, 1842-02-05 00:00:00

PARLIA.MEN. TARY NOTICES.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS FOR LAST EVENING.
1. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—Bill for the application
to the Service of the year 184 I of the sums granted in either of
the two last Sessions of Parliament.
2. Lord Stanley—Bill to amend the Act 5 and S Will. 4, fx
regulating the carriage of Passengers in Merchant Vessels.
3. Lord Stanley—Bill for regulating the Survey and Sales of
Laud belonging to the Crown in the Australian Colon ies and New
Zealand.

4. Sir George Clerk—Sessional Orders, Committees, kc.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS GIVEN ON THURSDAY, Feb. 3.
1. Mr. Wallaco—To move, that the usage which has pre-
vailed of late years, of abstaining from discussing the Petitions
of the people at the time of their presentation, shall not be sanc-
tioned in the present Parliament, but that the practice which for.
merly prevailed in the House, of discussing Petitions at the time
of their presentation; shall be restored. Monday, Feb. 7.
2. Mr. Manners Sutton--Bill to explain and continue until
the first day of August, one thousand eight hundred and forty-
three, the Act to amend the laws relating to Loan Societies. Mon.
day, Feb. 7.

,3. Sir Roberr Harry Inglis—Re.appeintment of Library Corn.
mittee. Monday. Feb: 7.

4. Lord Stanley—Bill to amend the Act 6 Gee. 4, c. 88, for
snaking provision for the salaries of certain Bishops and other Ec.
clesiastical Dignitaries. and Ministers in the Diocese of Jamaica,
and in the Diocese of Barbadoes and the Leeward Maids, and to
enable her Majesty to separate such Diocese. Tuesday, Feb. 8.

5. Mr. Gladstone—Bill to amend and consolidate the Laws re-
lating to the Trade of the British Possessions abroad, awl to make
certain alterations in the Duties now by Law,payable up'm goods,
wares, andlmerchandizes imported and brought into the British
Possessions in America and the Mauritius. Tuesday, Feb. 8.
6. Mr. Gladstone—Bill for the better regulation of Railways.
Tuesday, Feb. 8.

7. Mr. Wallace--Address, praying her Majesty will be gra-
ciously pleased to command that ass immediate and diligent in-
quiry be made into the nature and extent of the misery and desti-
tution, under which the inhabitants of Paisley and other towns in
Renfrewshire have been suffering for so long a period, and are
still enduring ; and further, that her Majesty will be graciously
pleased to command that the said inquiry be prosecuted vigo-
rously, so that the results may be laid as soon as possible before
this House, with a view to its providing with all speed against
the longer continuance of the intolerable distress ; as also against
the evident and imminent danger of disease and pestilence follow.
ing in its usual course, thereby causing snore numerous deaths
from cold and hunger and actual starvation, than hitherto, as well
as increasing the ruinous tendencies of these appalling evils on the
moral character of all who are directly affected by them, or who
live within the range of their influence. Tuesday, Feb. 8.

8. Sir Robert Peel—Committee of the whole House to consider
the Laws relating to the Impbrtation of Foreign Corn. Wednes-
day, Feb. 9.
9. Mr. D'lsraeli—To call the attention of the House to the
Consular Establishment of the Empire, with a view to its re.con.
struction. Thursday, Feb. 10.

10. Dr. Bowring—To move for Copies of any Communications
addressed from Bolton to the Home.otlice, during the late visits, on
the subject of Mr. Mott's Report. Thursday, Feb. 10.
11. Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer—To call the attention of
the House to the subject of the late frauds connected with the issue
of Exchequer Bills. Tuesday, Feb. 15.
12. Lord Granville Somerset—Bill to provide for the more
effectual inspection of houses licensed by the Magistrates in
Quarter Sessions for the reception of insane persons in England
and Wales. Thursday, Feb. 17.